Hinges & Channels

Hinges - Buy Ebco, Hettich & TplusA Cabinet Hinges & Drawer Channels Online

Hinges are among the most heavily used mechanical components in any home, and getting the right one - the correct opening angle, load rating and closing action - is what determines whether a cabinet door swings smoothly for years or sags within months. At Fixxly, this range covers Ebco, Hettich and TplusA - butt hinges, concealed cabinet hinges in regular and soft-close action, and the drawer channels that carry the load beneath. This guide covers the hinge and channel types actually stocked here and how to choose between them.

Hinges - regular close and soft close

Ebco's Euro Regular Close and Euro Soft Close cabinet hinges cover both ends of the market: regular close is simpler and more affordable, while soft close adds a built-in damper that stops a door slamming shut. Hettich's Onsys range extends this further with Soft Close, Non-Silent and SOH hinge variants, each suited to slightly different door weights and opening needs. Ebco's 165-degree Regular Close hinge and 4-inch Standard Butt hinges cover heavier or traditional door applications where a wide opening angle or a classic visible hinge is wanted.

Door hardware - butt hinges from TplusA

Door hardware extends beyond cabinet hinges to full-size door hinges. TplusA's SS 202 and SS 304 butt hinges come in a wide range of sizes, from 3x2x1.7 inch up to 5x4.5x3 inch, in both stainless steel grades - SS 304 for greater corrosion resistance where SS 202 is not sufficient, such as bathroom or exterior doors. A TplusA 3D plate soft-close hinge adds adjustable, soft-closing action to a standard cabinet application.

Drawer channels: Ebco and Hettich

A drawer channel is what lets a drawer open and close smoothly under load. Ebco's 35kg Soft Close Telescopic Drawer Channel gives full extension with a soft-close damper for heavier drawers. Hettich's KA4732 Soft Close Channel and KA5332/KA5632 Regular Channels cover 35kg and 45kg load ratings, and the Hettich Quadro V6 Full Extension channel is built for premium, heavier-duty drawer applications.

Why Fixxly for hinges

Fixxly is a single platform for the whole project, and hinges are one part of a hardware and fasteners department that sits within Fixxly's ten full categories. Every hinge and channel currently listed is genuine Ebco, Hettich or TplusA, so you can match load rating, opening angle and closing action to the exact cabinet or door you are building.

	Fixxly	Others
Brand assurance	Genuine Ebco, Hettich and TplusA, verified material	Authenticity harder to verify -- hinges carry real load
Delivery speed	30-minute quick delivery	Same-day if in stock locally, otherwise 1-5 days
Complete cabinet job in one order	Hinges, channels and door hardware together	Usually needs multiple shops or sellers to gather everything
Returns on a bad batch	Straightforward replacement policy	Policies vary, and can be slow for small parts

Choosing the right hinge or channel

• Standard kitchen or wardrobe cabinets: an Ebco or Hettich concealed soft-close hinge for a quiet, modern feel.
• Heavier or traditional doors: a butt hinge in the correct size, choosing TplusA SS 304 for bathroom or exterior use.
• Light drawers: a Hettich regular channel rated for the expected load.
• Heavy drawers such as pots and pans: Ebco's 35kg soft-close telescopic channel or the Hettich Quadro V6.

Frequently asked questions

Does Fixxly stock genuine Ebco, Hettich and TplusA hinges?

Yes - every hinge, channel and butt hinge in this range on Fixxly is genuine Ebco, Hettich or TplusA, all well-established names in Indian furniture hardware.

What is the difference between SS 202 and SS 304 butt hinges?

SS 304 stainless steel offers greater corrosion resistance than SS 202, making it the better choice for bathroom doors, exterior applications or anywhere facing regular moisture. SS 202 suits standard dry indoor doors.

What load rating drawer channel do I need?

Match the channel rating to what the drawer will carry - a 35kg channel from Ebco or Hettich suits most kitchen drawers, while heavier applications like pots and pans storage benefit from a higher-rated or full-extension channel like the Hettich Quadro V6.

Is a soft-close hinge worth the extra cost?

For cabinets and drawers used daily, yes - a soft-close hinge or channel from Ebco or Hettich prevents slamming, protecting both the cabinet and its contents from repeated impact over years of use.

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