Aneco 50 Pieces Antique Bronze Mini Hinges & 200 Replacement Hinge Screws Set – Retro Butt Hinges with Plastic Contain Box Review

The product is smaller than expected. With small screws I had to use 3 hinges instead of 2. Next time I'll take a size bigger.

Much smaller than I thought and much less significant. I will use them for something but not what I bought them for. I should have read the description more carefully.

I ordered these for a specific project. The hinges are good but too small for this project. I had to order bigger loops. Don't worry, it's not your fault, it's just too small. Many Thanks.

The hinges are the perfect size for my project, but the supplied screws stick out too high after assembly. It took a lot of time to drill all the holes.

The brass hinges were smaller than I expected and not as strong as expected. I could use them, but I wouldn't reorder them for my own purposes. I think they would be suitable for light crafting purposes.

I needed this size for my project but the screws weren't long enough to hold it well. I'll see if I can find screws that fit these hinges and get the length I need. For a funded type project, this would probably be great.

They were a bit nervous as they are pretty flimsy but worked great for the project I had in mind. I managed to create this cool cardboard box that uses loops to hold everything together. The box works great with hinges to open the lid. I get a lot of comments on this.

I really liked the product. It is of good quality and works great for my purposes. I would have given it 5 runs if I hadn't received my order incomplete - I ordered 2 but one of the items didn't come with the screws. Some bolts don't cut well into the drive head, but I understand this is statistically normal.

Too many disadvantages to describe. The worst of them: They are messy and loose. The panels aren't drilled and the screw heads stand proud with no options, and the screws aren't offset from the adjacent panel so the screw heads are pressed against each other and won't let the lid close unless you plunge the panel deeper into it wood than the depth of the panel.