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  "title": "Hafele Pie-Cut Corner Hinge",
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  "currency": "AUD",
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  "category": "cabinet-hinges",
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  "description_short": "Three-way adjustment helps you align compatible doors, with a polished nickel finish for a tidy hardware detail.",
  "description": "A corner cabinet can become awkward to use when its door drops, catches or no longer folds as expected. The hinge is one part to check, but choosing a replacement takes more than finding hardware that looks close. Corner doors have a particular shape and movement, and a small mismatch can affect the whole opening.\n\nThe Hafele Pie-Cut Corner Hinge is listed for compatible doors from 5/8 to 15/16 inch thick. It has three-way adjustment, a free-swinging action and a polished nickel finish. This guide explains what those details mean for your purchase, what still needs checking and how to approach a repair without making avoidable changes to the cabinet.\n\nStart with the door, not the product photo\n\nBefore shopping for a corner cabinet hinge replacement, look at the full door arrangement. Watch where each panel moves and which hinge joins which parts. Take photos with the door closed, partly open and fully open. Those views are often more useful than a close-up of the hinge alone.\n\nA pie-cut corner door arrangement is different from a simple, single cabinet door. Hardware that works in one position may not work in another. The phrase “corner cabinet door hinge” helps identify a broad category, but it does not promise that every hinge in that category is interchangeable.\n\nIf the old hinge has a readable part number, record it. Also note whether the problem is a broken component, a loose fixing or a door that has gradually lost alignment. A new hinge will not necessarily solve damage around its mounting points.\n\nWhat this Hafele hinge offers\n\nThis model is identified as FBA343.90.710. The supplier details list a door-mount fitting, metal material and three holes. Each unit contains one pie-cut corner hinge, with a listed weight of 141 g.\n\nThe finish is polished nickel. That is useful when comparing visible hardware, though a finish name alone cannot guarantee an exact visual match with older fittings. Wear, lighting and the condition of the existing hardware can affect the comparison.\n\nThree-way adjustment is another listed feature. It gives you a way to fine-tune the position of a compatible door after installation. However, adjustment should not be treated as a way to make an unsuitable hinge fit. The basic geometry and fixing layout still need to be right.\n\nUnderstand the free-swinging action\n\nThis is a free swinging cabinet hinge. The maker does not list that it has soft-close or self-closing action, so neither feature should be part of your buying assumption.\n\nThat distinction matters if you are replacing hardware because you want a different closing feel. A suitable replacement may restore the intended movement without adding a damping function. If slow closing is your main goal, check the full hardware requirements before ordering.\n\nDo not assume an adjustable corner hinge will change the opening angle either. Adjustment and opening range are different specifications. This record gives no opening angle, so that point needs separate confirmation where nearby doors, drawers or handles could interfere.\n\nCheck door thickness carefully\n\nThe stated thickness range is 5/8 to 15/16 inch. Measure the door itself and compare it with that range before going further. If the door has a shaped edge, choose a measurement point that reflects the actual hinge mounting area.\n\nBeing inside the thickness range is a useful first check, not final proof of compatibility. The hinge must also match the way the door is mounted and the space available for movement.\n\nAvoid rounding a measurement just to bring it within the range. If your result is near a limit or hard to read, measure again or ask someone experienced with cabinet fittings to check it. A few minutes spent here can prevent unnecessary drilling later.\n\nConfirm the measurements that are missing\n\nOverall dimensions and hole spacing are not listed by the maker. There is also no stated load capacity. These gaps matter when you are trying to make a direct replacement rather than starting with a fully planned installation.\n\nMeasure the old hardware and record the fixing positions. Then obtain confirmed measurements for the proposed replacement before assuming the two will match. The fact that both hinges have three holes does not establish that those holes sit in the same places.\n\nDoor size and weight also deserve attention. The listed 141 g is the weight of the hinge, not a supported door weight. If the door is large, unusually heavy or part of a changed layout, ask a cabinet fitter to assess the hardware needed.\n\nDecide whether this is the right repair\n\nThis pie cut cabinet hinge is worth considering when you have a compatible corner door arrangement and can confirm the fitting details. It may suit a targeted repair where the rest of the hardware is still sound.\n\nIt is less sensible to order on appearance alone. Similar-looking folding cabinet door hinge designs can have different mounting requirements or movement. A close visual match is a starting point for comparison, not a fitting guarantee.\n\nThink about the cause of the trouble as well. Loose screws, worn mounting holes and damaged door material may need attention alongside the hinge. Inspect the surrounding area before deciding that a single replacement part is the complete answer.\n\nPlan the quantity and any extra parts\n\nThe supplied quantity is one hinge. It is not a pair, and the maker does not list how many hinges a particular door needs. Count the existing fittings and assess their condition before ordering.\n\nIf more than one hinge is worn, get advice on whether replacing a matched set makes sense. If only one has failed, check that the proposed replacement will work correctly with the remaining hardware. Mixing parts without checking can leave the door moving unevenly.\n\nThe included components list confirms only the hinge. Screws, separate mounting plates and fitting instructions are not confirmed. Check what your installation needs before removing the old hardware, especially if the cabinet must remain usable during the repair.\n\nPrepare for fitting without rushing\n\nClear the area around the cabinet so the door can be handled safely. Take reference photos before loosening anything. Keep any removed parts together and note where they came from.\n\nSupport the door before removing or adjusting a hinge. Do not leave its weight hanging from hardware that has been partly released. If you cannot hold it securely while working, arrange help or use a cabinet fitter.\n\nCompare the new part with the old one before making permanent changes. If fixing positions do not match, stop and review the fit. Forcing a screw into a nearby position or enlarging a hole without a plan can turn a small repair into a larger one.\n\nUse adjustment as a finishing step\n\nOnce a compatible hinge is fitted according to the appropriate instructions, check the door movement slowly. Watch the gaps and look for contact with adjacent surfaces. Do not force the door through a point where it catches.\n\nThe listed three-way adjustment can help with alignment, but the maker does not give adjustment travel or a screw-by-screw procedure. Use the correct fitting information for the hardware rather than guessing which screw controls each movement.\n\nMake small changes and check the result between them. If alignment remains poor, revisit the installation and compatibility checks. Repeated adjustment cannot correct a hinge that is wrong for the door arrangement or fixed to an unsound mounting point.\n\nKeep the hinge clean and check changes early\n\nFor routine care, wipe the polished nickel hinge gently with a soft cloth and dry it after cleaning. Avoid abrasive pads and harsh cleaners that could damage the finish.\n\nPay attention if the door begins to rub or feels different during use. Check for loose fixings and visible changes around the mounting area. Support the door before making adjustments, even if the change seems minor.\n\nNo lubrication schedule is supplied in the maker's listing. If the hinge develops noise or stiffness, seek suitable care advice rather than applying a product at random. First check whether dirt, misalignment or another obstruction is affecting movement.\n\nCheck delivery and returns before ordering\n\nA repair often starts with a cabinet you want back in use quickly. This record does not provide a delivery lead time, so check the current estimate for your address before planning the work.\n\nRead our returns policy as well, particularly any conditions that apply once hardware has been fitted. Keep the model number and your measurements handy if you need help confirming suitability.\n\nFor someone else’s repair, the same checks apply. A single pie cut hinge can be a useful practical gift only when the recipient has confirmed the exact part. Guessing the fit is more likely to create another task than finish one.\n\nThe short version\n\nChoose this Hafele corner hinge by its fitting details, not just its name. It is supplied singly, has a polished nickel finish and offers three-way adjustment with free-swinging action.\n\nConfirm the 5/8 to 15/16 inch door thickness range, then check dimensions, mounting positions and required movement. With those questions settled, you can approach the repair with a much clearer idea of whether this is the right part.",
  "llm_summary": "The Hafele Pie-Cut Corner Hinge is a door-mount corner cabinet hinge, model FBA_343.90.710, manufactured by Hafele America. The listing specifies a metal construction, polished nickel finish, three holes and a weight of 141 g. It is listed for doors from 5/8 to 15/16 inch thick and has three-way adjustment with a free-swinging action. Each unit includes one pie-cut corner hinge. Overall dimensions, hole spacing, opening angle, load capacity and country of origin are not listed by the maker. Screws and mounting plates are not confirmed as included. Soft-close operation is not stated. Compatibility should be checked against the existing door, hinge layout and mounting requirements before purchase or installation.",
  "returnable": true,
  "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns in original condition, buyer pays return postage; Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees for faulty goods. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.",
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  "warranty": null,
  "brand": "Hinge Company",
  "gtin": null,
  "mpn": null,
  "condition": "new",
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  "updated_at": "2026-10-19"
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