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Carpentry & Furniture Works
Replacement of worn, rusted or broken hinges on cabinets, wardrobes and doors so they hang and close correctly.
Overview
Hinges wear out quietly, then show up as doors that sag, rub or will not stay shut. WrapRevive replaces hinges on cabinet doors, wardrobes and room doors, matching the type and fixing to the door and frame. It is a small job that often makes a noticeable difference.
The first step is identifying what is wrong. Loose screws that have stripped the board, bent or rusted hinge arms, and worn hinge cups are all common. Replacement hinges are matched by type, such as concealed, butt or soft-close, and by how the door sits on the frame, whether overlay, inset or half-overlay. Fixing holes are repaired where they have worn out.
Hinge replacement works best when the door and frame are still in good condition. Humid kitchens and bathrooms and coastal air can cause corrosion, and heavy doors may need additional hinges. If the board around the hinge has crumbled, a simple swap will not hold and a reinforcement or panel repair may be required. Matching an unusual hinge is sometimes difficult, and alternatives can be proposed.
Final scope is confirmed in your written quotation after assessment.
Service Process
We discuss what you need and take accurate measurements.
We agree layout, materials and finishes, and confirm them in the quotation.
Joinery is prepared, or existing units are assessed for repair.
Units are installed, levelled, fixed and adjusted.
Doors, drawers and hardware are aligned and the area is cleaned.
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Representative photography for illustration.
FAQ
Common types are easy to match. For unusual hinges, a suitable alternative is proposed after inspection.
Often yes for cabinet doors, depending on the door type and thickness. This is checked on site.
The screw holes can often be repaired or relocated. If the board is badly damaged, reinforcement is needed.
Usually all hinges on a door should be considered together, since one worn hinge puts extra strain on the others.
Yes, using hinges and screws suited to the weight. The door and frame condition decides whether additional hinges are advisable.
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