Door Hinges

Door Hinges for Interior and External Doors

Hinges are the foundation of any door fitting. Choosing the right type and grade ensures the door hangs correctly, operates smoothly, and stays that way over years of daily use. Our range focuses on butt hinges and ball bearing hinges, with options suited to lightweight internal doors through to heavier hardwood and fire door applications.

Butt Hinges

Butt hinges are the standard choice for interior doors throughout the home. They are morticed into both the door edge and the door frame so that only the knuckle is visible when the door is closed. Simple to fit and long-lasting, butt hinges are available in a range of sizes and finishes to coordinate with door handles, escutcheons, and other hardware across your scheme.

Ball Bearing Hinges

Ball bearing hinges incorporate a set of ball bearings within the knuckle, reducing friction and wear on heavier or more frequently used doors. They are the preferred choice for solid hardwood doors, heavy fire doors, and any door that will be opened and closed repeatedly throughout the day. The smoother action also reduces the strain on the door frame over time.

Choosing the Right Grade

Hinge grade is determined by door weight and frequency of use. As a general guide, lighter hollow-core internal doors require less load capacity than solid timber or fire-rated doors. Each hinge in our range specifies its recommended door weight, making it straightforward to select the correct fitting for your door type. If you are unsure, it is always safer to choose a heavier-duty hinge than a lighter one.

Finishes and Coordination

Our door hinges are available in finishes including antique brass, satin brass, polished nickel, and matt black, allowing them to coordinate with door handles, escutcheons, and other door furniture throughout the home.