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Colonial cabinet offset H-type hinge defines this Amerock Corporation surface mount hinge as a traditional semi-concealed choice for face-frame cabinet doors, giving installers a recognizable form factor for colonial-style cabinetry. The 3/8 inch offset places the door correctly on a face frame designed for that reveal, helping maintain consistent spacing across a bank of doors. A projection of 1/2 inch sets how far the door stands off from the mounting surface, which affects door swing clearance around adjacent doors or trim. Width of 1-5/8 inch provides a stable bearing surface on the cabinet, which supports repetitive door movement in everyday use. The hinge length or diameter of 3-1/2 inch defines the overall footprint on the door and frame, guiding layout when matching existing hinges. Non self-closing operation keeps the hinge movement straightforward, which is useful where separate catches or latches control final door position.
This surface mount hinge class installs on the face of the cabinet frame and door, so the 1-5/8 inch width and 3-1/2 inch length or diameter guide screw pattern spacing during layout. The 3/8 inch offset controls how the door overlays the frame, so matching that dimension keeps reveals consistent when replacing older H-type hinges. Projection of 1/2 inch influences door swing path, so installers can plan clearances at corners or near adjacent cabinetry. As a non self-closing hinge, it works with separate catches or magnetic holders, which is useful where door closing force is handled by other hardware. Sold in pairs, the hinge format aligns with standard practice of using two hinges per typical cabinet door in many face-frame applications.
This Amerock Corporation hinge sits in the category of semi-concealed face-frame hinges, so it is suited to cabinets built around a 3/8 inch offset overlay. On a run of colonial-style cabinets, the H-type form and antique copper finish work together as a visible design element, giving an intentional traditional look instead of a hidden mechanism. With a width of 1-5/8 inch and length or diameter of 3-1/2 inch, the hinge footprint matches typical residential cabinet stile dimensions, which helps keep screw lines well inside the frame edges. Projection of 1/2 inch sets a consistent standoff from the frame, which supports predictable door-to-door spacing when used across multiple cabinets in a kitchen, bath, or built-in storage wall.
The defined 3/8 inch offset is important when matching an existing installation, because it dictates how far the door overlays the frame and therefore whether gaps line up along the run. For replacements, matching this offset on an older colonial cabinet avoids reworking door edges or frame reveals. As a surface mount hinge, its width and length or diameter dimensions let installers use the hinge body as a template, which simplifies repeat drilling patterns across multiple doors. Being non self-closing keeps hinge motion predictable during fit-up, so doors can hang freely while catches or stops determine the final at-rest position. The steel construction provides a consistent base for fasteners, which supports snug mounting across solid wood or composite frames. When multiple pairs are used on heavier doors, the standardized geometry of this hinge type helps keep alignment and reveals consistent from door to door.
The hinge is a semi-concealed face-frame, surface mount hinge, so it suits face-frame cabinets where the hinge mounts directly on the frame and door faces.
The 3/8 inch offset sets how far the door overlays the face frame, which keeps reveals and alignment consistent on cabinets designed for that offset dimension.
The hinge is non self-closing, so it does not pull the door shut; separate catches or latches handle final door position and holding force.
The 1/2 inch projection defines how far the door stands off the frame, which influences swing clearance next to walls, trim, or neighboring cabinet doors.
The 1-5/8 inch width provides a stable mounting area on the frame and door, which supports door weight and repeated use on typical cabinet stile widths.
The antique copper finish gives the hinge a warm, traditional look, which helps it coordinate with colonial cabinet styles and matching antique copper pulls.
The Amerock BPR3406AC colonial cabinet offset H-type hinge combines 3/8 inch offset geometry, 1-5/8 inch width, and 3-1/2 inch length or diameter in a steel, antique copper design that suits traditional face-frame work. Non self-closing operation fits projects where separate catches control door position, while the 1/2 inch projection supports consistent swing clearance. For cabinet runs laid out around a 3/8 inch offset with visible antique copper hardware, this semi-concealed surface mount hinge offers a focused match for both appearance and geometry.