Fitted warbrobe doors

[rebus1302]

Hello all,

I'm sure this might have been asked before, but I can't find the correct thread/answer ....

Have built a new fitted wardrobe comprising large centre wardrobe & 2 walk-in wardrobes. I've done the plastering now its 'door' time

I'm sorted with the walk-in doors, but for the centre wardrobe I'm trying to find details on the Blum-type hinges which DON'T require a 32/35mm bored recess, but where both ends of the hinge screw on to the door & frame respectively.

The doors (not made yet) will each be 400mm wide by 2400mm tall, prob made out of 3/4 veneer-faced ply with additional trim (6 or 8mm) to give a 'Shaker' style

Any advice, tips, recommended wensite to visit would be appreciated ....

I need to know what hinges to buy, and some measurements on how to fit them

many thanks,

Tony

 

[foxhole]

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/80989...oncealed-Hinges/Easy-Mount-Hinge-90-Pack-of-2
Do you mean these, poorer quality than kitchen style hinges I would use 5 or 6 per door to avoid them snapping, rather more difficult to mount , will take two people for large doors.
I would prefer veneered mdf to ply , less likely to warp.
Any particular reason for not using the stronger, easier fit hinges?