TamBee 6inch Hidden Door Hinges Invisible Hinges Concealed Hinges Zinc Alloy 180 Degree Swing Hinge 3 Way Adjustable Butt Hinge 6 x 2.5 x 1 inch Black (2 Hinges)

Installing hinges like these honestly are not for the DIY type. That is unless you don’t complain about instructions and have some ingenuity . I just referenced the instructions for their measurements. Then used a caliper and made a jig I can use in the future. Then made test cuts to determine the fit If you’re looking for something easy and doesn’t take any effort you probably need to go another route. However if you want a good result and don’t mind figuring things out these work great!

The hinges are very heavy and likely made for an outside or large door. Made well but not suitable for my application

The hidden hinges worked like they were supposed to. Good quality.

Save yourself some trouble. The Tambee hinges are the same as the Lipshome hinges (at least for the 7 inch hinges). Even down to the weight. Each hinge weighs exactly 765 grams. The faint markings on the connectors of the hinges are the same too.TamBee Hidden HingesLipshome 7" Hidden Door HingeMengshi 7" Hidden Door HingesThe 7" Mengshi hinges are mislabeled. They are 6 inch hinges with a 133 lbs load rating according to the label on the box. The 7" Tambee are rated 177 and the 7" Lipshome are 175. The discrepancy is probably due to a conversion variation from kgs, as these hinges are likely both made in China. The Lipshomehinges come with a 28mm forstner bit and two shims that Tambee lacks. The only difference with the Tambee is that two of the 8 hinge covers (4 for each hinge) have a Tambee label and the kit comes with one extra hex wrench set for adjustment.

These work great! Installed on a 32" hollow core slab door and they work like a charm. They hide well and they open and close smoothly. They also have tons of adjustment available.As other reviews have said, they are incredibly hard to install, and they come with no templates. If you are not confident in your carpentry skills, pass these up or pay someone to install them. As a DIY person who does around dozen projects a year (including redoing my whole bathroom, which these were used in), it took me around 3hrs to get them installed.

Not for diy install. You need a plunge router and to make a template. Cant install on a standard thickness jamb. Almost impossible to install on a standard thickness door. Don't be fooled by the 5 second clips on social media. A decent hidden door is a job for a carpenter.

These are great hinges but you 100% need a template for install!I used the ones in the picture from MinnPrint on Etsy.

I would rather have had Soss hinges, but I was using a solid core 2/4 1 3/8 door, so I needed narrower hinges. I was making a concealed door in a feature wall, mounting 1 1/2 inch alder slats to the surface of the door ( adding a bit more weight to an already heavy door ). I used only 2 hinges ( against my better judgement ), and it seems that I made a good decision. The adjustablility of these hinges is pretty impressive, although the provided instructions were absolutely awful. In fact, the diagram provided was for a different hinge. Had I used the dimensions provided, the hinge cutout would have been 20 mm too large.... exercise caution!