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    Default Horizontal opening small cupboard door

    Hi guys, I'm just doing a built in wardrobe and there are three openings above the main wardrobe that I can use for extra storage. I was thinking of making three doors and have them on piano hinges at the top so they'll open from the bottom and swing up. I don't think standard cupboard hinges would support the weight of the door in the open position and hold it open. So here's the question Are those simple pressed metal mechanisms that latch in when the door is opened and close up when the door is lifted slightly and let down still available? I found the Blum servo type mechanisms but not much else.
    Thanks for any help.
    Eric

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    Have a look at the Duo and Duo-Forte from Hafele, I've used them a few times and they work a treat

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    Quote Originally Posted by elanjacobs View Post
    Have a look at the Duo and Duo-Forte from Hafele, I've used them a few times and they work a treat
    They look terrific. Thanks for that. I'll be using them for sure.

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    if you search Hafele flap stay you will get the Duo's and other types as well some basic and some specialist opening type's.
    Regards Rod.
    Rod Gilbert.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rod Gilbert View Post
    if you search Hafele flap stay you will get the Duo's and other types as well some basic and some specialist opening type's.
    Regards Rod.
    Thanks Rod. Yes I did find some other types also. At least I now know what they are called. Flap stays. I've never heard of that term before. Learnt something new today thanks to you guys!!

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