Over time, the springs inside self-closing hinges break, and the cabinet doors will no longer close all the way. Instead of replacing the broken hinges, install roller catches to keep the doors closed.
Watch the video above for installation tips.
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October 10, 2023
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Over time, the springs inside self-closing hinges break, and the cabinet doors will no longer close all the way. Instead of replacing the broken hinges, install roller catches to keep the doors closed.
Watch the video above for installation tips.
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