skipdiver
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I made a kitchen for my niece recently, which included a larder unit with two MDF doors at the top. The doors are 1150 high and 360 wide and i attached them with three Blum 170 deg clip on hinges. She has subsequently asked me to make some storage/spice racks to attach to the back of the doors which i have made today from oak. It never occurred to me until now that the hinges may not be man enough to carry the extra weight of the racks and whatever she puts in them, and i have visions of the whole lot coming loose and crashing to the floor. The spice racks are not particularly heavy as i made them from 10mm thick oak and they are only 260 wide by nearly the full height of the door, but they are deep enough to add bottles of fluids, which she almost certainly will. Should i be worried and what can i do to add more stability? The only thing i can think of now is to add 2 more hinges per door. Any other thoughts would be appreciated.