Find answers to the most common questions about door & cabinet hardware.
Remove old hardware with a screwdriver, align the new latch, and secure with provided screws. Test alignment before tightening fully.
Use a masonry chisel and hammer for clean breaks, or a circular saw with a diamond blade for precision cuts.
Apply WD-40, olive oil, or petroleum jelly to the hinge pins. For stubborn squeaks, remove the pin, clean it, and reinsert it after lubrication.
Yes! Buy soft-close hinge adapters or replace old hinges with self-closing models—just match the screw hole pattern.
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