Concealed Hinge
Hidden cabinet hinge for cupboard and wardrobe doors.
Price on requestConcealed, standard butt, or piano hinge? A quick guide to picking the right hinge for cabinets, wardrobes, and cupboard doors.
21 July 2026 · ~2 min read
Cabinet and cupboard doors don't all use the same hinge. The right one depends on how the door should sit, whether you want the hinge visible, and how much support the door needs along its length.
A concealed hinge (or "hidden" hinge) is fitted inside the cabinet so nothing is visible when the door is closed - the hinge is only seen when the door is open. Many concealed hinges are also available in soft-close versions, which slow the door down just before it shuts.
The traditional hinge type - two plates joined by a pin, screwed to the face or edge of the door and frame. Visible when the door is closed, but simple, durable, and easy to source in different sizes.
A piano hinge runs the full length of the door or lid, rather than being fitted at just two or three points. Because it supports the whole edge, it's useful for doors or lids that need even support along their length, such as folding doors or box and chest lids.
If you're not sure which type your existing cabinet uses, the easiest way to confirm is to bring a photo or the old hinge itself when you come to replace it.
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