Cupboard door - can't figure out what type of hinges to use

[Rollerball]

This is a door intended to go onto a basic frame that surrounds my electric meter and some fuses - the door will be sitting ON TOP OF the frame, it's not recessed (therefore the door is the same width as the frame).

It's a basic MDF door, doesn't need to be anything fancy.

I'm not sure what type of hinge to use.

Preferably one that will have one part screwed into the forward edge of the frame and the other part screwed to either the back or front of the door, it doesn't matter which.

 

[ETAF]

basic kitchen door hinge - overlay
something like - as there are a few types

https://www.screwfix.com/p/hafele-steel-110-soft-close-clip-on-concealed-hinges-64mm-2-pack/9205j

OR i used this for a toilet unit i made for a small cloakroom

https://www.screwfix.com/p/hafele-steel-90-easy-mount-hinges-95mm-2-pack/1121j

i have used both types

 

[Rollerball]

basic kitchen door hinge - overlay
something like - as there are a few types

https://www.screwfix.com/p/hafele-steel-110-soft-close-clip-on-concealed-hinges-64mm-2-pack/9205j

OR i used this for a toilet unit i made for a small cloakroom

https://www.screwfix.com/p/hafele-steel-90-easy-mount-hinges-95mm-2-pack/1121j

i have used both types

Thanks for the suggestions, I prefer the second type.

However, I forgot to mention that this will be inside an outbuilding that's a bit open on two sides and the air can get rather damp, therefore rust could be an issue.

 

[Notch7]

that's a bit open on two sides and the air can get rather damp

not good for mdf at all

 

[Rollerball]

not good for mdf at all

Funnily enough the door has been sitting in the same building for years and it's only warped ever so slightly. It's good enough for this particular job.