Waterbox 7225

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Hello all!
I’m hoping this will be an easy answer for someone on here. I’ve searched and can’t figure out the answer to the question I’m about to ask.

I have a 1st gen waterbox peninsula 7225, I’m looking to replace all my hinges on my doors. When looking up replacement hinges made by the same manufacturer of the ones that come on the stand I’m finding all of options for the degrees of how far they open (90, 105, 115,etc….)

Does anyone know the correct degree I’m looking for when ordering replacement hinges?

TIA
 
Hello all!
I’m hoping this will be an easy answer for someone on here. I’ve searched and can’t figure out the answer to the question I’m about to ask.

I have a 1st gen waterbox peninsula 7225, I’m looking to replace all my hinges on my doors. When looking up replacement hinges made by the same manufacturer of the ones that come on the stand I’m finding all of options for the degrees of how far they open (90, 105, 115,etc….)

Does anyone know the correct degree I’m looking for when ordering replacement hinges?

TIA
I believe they are 110deg euro style concealed with a soft close. Double check though with Waterbox directly!
 
Hello all!
I’m hoping this will be an easy answer for someone on here. I’ve searched and can’t figure out the answer to the question I’m about to ask.

I have a 1st gen waterbox peninsula 7225, I’m looking to replace all my hinges on my doors. When looking up replacement hinges made by the same manufacturer of the ones that come on the stand I’m finding all of options for the degrees of how far they open (90, 105, 115,etc….)

Does anyone know the correct degree I’m looking for when ordering replacement hinges?

TIA
I believe they are 110deg euro style concealed with a soft close. Double check though with Waterbox directly!
I’ve tried getting the info from waterbox support and they werent very helpful to me.
 

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