If you're looking to install new hinges on your cabinets or doors, you have many options. You can consult a hardware supply store or hinge manufacturer for assistance. If you're unsure, consider reading a guide on how to select hinges, which covers types, material considerations, and finishing considerations. Different types of hinges are given below.
Cane-Bolt Latch
Cane-bolt latch hinges are one of
the most popular types of door hardware. Made of stainless steel, they are
available in different pin diameters and gauges. Some of them also feature specialty
coatings. You can order custom sizes as well. This type of door latch is a
great choice for double and single-gate applications. Read on to learn more
about these latch hinges. We will also discuss their different uses and how
they can benefit your home.
Piano Hinge
A piano hinge may be the largest
type of hinge on the market today. Its large, wide plate offers excellent
support throughout the edge of the wood or hinges material. Because of its
large size, a piano hinge is great for heavy objects, such as a piano. Here are
a few benefits of piano hinges. Read on to learn more. This type of hinge is
surprisingly easy to maintain. This type of hinge is often referred to as a
"piano-style" hinge.
Extruded Hinge
The present invention is directed
to a corner duct for routing routine wires in a control panel enclosure. The
invention utilizes co-extruded hinges for routing wires along the vertical
corner of the enclosure. The present invention has many applications in the
electrical industry, including in control panels, and is described in U.S.
Provisional Patent Application 60/758,627, filed Jan. 13, 2006, and is
incorporated herein by reference in its entirety.
Geared Continuous Hinge
A geared continuous hinge
distributes the weight of a door evenly over the entire length of the hinge.
These hinges are manufactured by Hager Companies, a company that has been
manufacturing these doors for more than 25 years. The Raton(r) hinge design is
one of its most innovative features, consisting of three essential parts: a
geared continuous hinge, a planetary door handle, and a locking mechanism.
These three parts all work together to evenly distribute the weight and keep
the door aligned.
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Slip Joint Hinge
A slip joint hinge is also known
as a take-apart hinge and consists of a male and a female leaf that relate to a
pin. They are available in both left-handed and right-handed configurations and
are manufactured from many metals. S&D can manufacture them in custom
lengths, metal finishes, and different types of pins. Here are some common
applications for these hinges. Read on to learn about the benefits of these
hinges and what they can do for your door.
HL-Hinges
HL-Hinges have become an essential
part of door furniture, as they bring the strength of iron to corner joints on paneled
doors. Without them, paneled doors relied on wooden wedges or hot glue made
from boiled bones, both of which were laughably weak by modern standards. HL Hinges
are easy to install - all you need are a few simple tools and a little patience.
Invisible Hinge
This type of hinge has minimal
visible openings, so there is no need for a specialized installation. The SOSS
Invisible Hinge is designed to be concealed, eliminating visual clutter on the
back of the door. The 3-way adjustable invisible door hinge is ideal for
flush-to-wall applications. In addition to its flush design, the hinge has a
lift-off feature, and the hinge's length is usually two to three and a half inches.
Typical uses for this type of hinge include doors, cabinets, and small drawers.
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