4.5" Stainless Steel Fireproof Flush Door Hinge

Door hinges are the essential hardware that attaches your door to the frame and allows the door to pivot open and closed. They are found on almost every kind of furniture and door used on a daily basis. Hinges are usually made of stainless steel, iron, or brass, and their body consists of two parts: the hinge piece and the hinge shaft. Different sizes are available to cater for different weights of doors.

Door Hinge Payment & Shipping Terms

Price: Negotiable

Package: Corrugated carton with protective film

Delivery Time: 15-20 Days Can Delivery

Payment term: Door Hinge L/C at Sight, T/T, D/P at Sight

Price Term: FOB SHANGHAI /NINGBO Port, CFR/CIF Destination Port

Product Parameters

(According to the change of door height and width, choose different hinge quantity and installation position.)

Installation scenario

How to maintain stainless steel hinges?

l Stainless steel hinges are an important component of cabinets and other furniture, so this requires us to do a good job of daily maintenance of stainless steel hinges, stainless steel hinge maintenance tips are as follows:

l When wiping the stainless steel hinges we had better use a soft cloth to gently wipe, do not use chemical cleaning agents, etc., so as not to corrode the stainless steel hinges.

l In order to maintain the smoothness of the hinge, we need to regularly add a small amount of lubricant for the hinge. Every 3 months can be added once.

l In the switch cabinet doors and other hinged furniture to light open easily, do not force too hard, so as not to damage the hinges.

l Do not hit the hinges with heavy objects.

Treatment of loose stainless steel hinges.

l If it is a stainless steel hinge with a two-hole base, we can replace it with a four-hole base, and add two more screws to fix it. When choosing stainless steel hinge screws, choose the screws with more and deeper threads, otherwise it may cause the screws to slip, and the stainless steel hinges will not be tightened naturally.

l Additionally, we can use wood to fill the gap, after sharpening the wood, coated with white glue nailed into the screw holes to increase the friction of the screws and fastening surface. Then screw the screws into the wood.