26mm Hole Soft Close Hinge for Cabinet Glass Door Glass Door Hinges for cabinets (Insert, 4PCS)

These replacement hinges fit my Ikea Magiker cabinet perfectly! Even the screw holes for the inside of the cabinet lined up perfectly. Super easy fix! The only downside is the original cap won't fit over the plastic part that sticks out the front of the glass, and it's a shiny silver rather than brushed nickel. So I sanded that piece a little and painted it a matte gray, then cut the sides off the original cap and glued that to the top of the new one. It looks a little bigger than the others (I'm not changing all 4!) but at least it's not glaringly shiny silver. I'll save the others in this set of 4 in case another one breaks.Edit - So after a few days I noticed that the door is off just a bit - the bottom sticks out further than the other side. So in order to make it completely flush I'll have to drill another hole. But honestly it's not that big of a deal and I'll probably leave it the way it is.

these hinges held up 24" x 28" x 1/4" tempered glass doors. I thought they were going to be too delicate, but they worked fine.

The media could not be loaded. I am satisfied about the product. I installed them easy since I have experience with these type of hinges. My cabinet is large and has 8 glass doors. I just ordered one set to make sure it fits and works fine. It does, specially it fits perfectly inside the hole in the glass. I only whish that the item comes in a variety of covers. It came in Nickel finish, but the rest of the hinges on my cabinet are glossy gold finish. I would use the old covers, but for some reason they seem to be just a little smaller inside the rim. I did not force them in, I am afraid I may break them since they are made of plastic. If the manufacturer makes the gold plated ones, please let me know.

Worked for replacing a hinge on an ikea glass door. I had to make some slight screw size modifications to hold it in place but ultimately it did the trick.

A little too big

Excellent quality, easy instalation

I don't usually waste time writing reviews but I know many people are in the same boat as me get stuck with this broken IKEA Magiker glass hinge. Since I have got some hints from amazon reviewer to get me to this item. I want to give back & share my experience & let you know what you need to do to fix itI am a very picky person and I always prefer original parts but I have been to three different IKEA and no one can help me get the parts. I don't understand why IKEA has to use plastic for the hinge. If the entire piece was metal then this would never happen. The white practice part of the hinge got melted over the years & broke off. Are they doing this on purpose so we can buy new furniture from them?I wasted so much time online to get to this item & I was very happy people on this site that helps me. This will work with as a replacement part and fix the problem but it's not perfect.The glass is a little thicker for the hinge but it can still hold the glasses. You just cannot completely screw it all the way down but it seems to hold up ok.Some people mention you need to adjust the screw hole inside but you don't really have to. I always try to make as little adjustment as possible. All you need to do is look at my picture. I use the same two screw holes but you will need to use the old IKEA screw and don't use the screw that comes with this item because the screw from IKEA is a little bigger.Just push the hinge as far back as possible. After you did that you will see the glass is not level as seen in the third pic. You got two choices. One you can use a thinker rubber button on middle on those white board to level it out. Two is you can push the white board inside a little bit to the front which is what I did so that the glass door will level out. I don't mind a little gap at the back on the board. See my fourth pic.I think I have giving you more photos and hint on how to fix your IKEA Magiker glass door then anyone else on the web.If you still can't figure this out then no one can help you. I am not really a handy man and I was able to do it. Please keep in mind that these are also plastic which mean we might have to do this again in the future. Why can they just make everything in metal? I hope this helps you out. Good Luck everyone!

I bought these to replace IKEA hinges that snapped (user error). The metal on these is so thin that I could easily bend it by hand. The holes for mounting the screws (first pic) doesn't fit. You can try to widen it, but the metal is so thin everything bends easily.More importantly, in the second pic circled in yellow show the pins that stick out. This was very inconsistent across the 4 I had, two of which caused it not to seat properly in the glass panels. Rendering this useless. I wish I had checked them all before trying to modify them.