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There is such a variety of pin hinges and butt hinges as well as types of doors that often knowing what you need or finding it is complicated. On this page, we try to offer every type of hinge and pin hinge for all types of doors and we will try to summarize in a simple way the guide to know what you need and how to find it.

We believe it is appropriate to emphasize that this guide is for doors, not for windows or cabinets. The division we have made is based on the type of door, which is the first step we must take into account when looking for the hinges and pin hinges you need.

Wooden passage doors

Wooden passage doors are the best-selling doors in the sector. In homes, buildings, offices, and in any interior space you can find this type of door, and the hinges and pin hinges they generally carry are the most standard.

The important differences between pin hinges and butt hinges lie in the size and shape of the edge: round or square. However, you can also choose between other criteria such as finish, material, or intended use when determining what you need.

It should be clarified that there may be somewhat more sophisticated interior doors that are installed with concealed hinges. These provide greater aesthetics and elegance to the doors.

Security doors

Security doors, although not as numerous as passage doors, are found in all buildings. These doors can be armored or reinforced, and the pin hinges and hinges installed on them are usually special anti-lever hinges to prevent forcing and external manipulation. There are long hinges that are installed along the axis of the door or independent hinges that are installed at several different points on the axis.

Glass doors are perhaps among the most complicated doors to determine the type of hardware that can be installed. Here, several factors such as the thickness of the glass, the type of door frame, or whether there are pre-drilled holes or not will determine if certain types of hinges are necessary or others.

In the collection of hinges for glass doors, we explain how they should be installed and how you should check which parts are compatible with your doors or which are not. Before choosing the product, make sure that it will work for you.

Hinges and pin hinges for gates

Gates are usually larger and heavier doors than normal, and the hinges and pin hinges installed here usually need to be longer and more robust. Pintles and gudgeons, rustic or wrought iron hinges, and any other quality hinge are usually helpful. It is not one specific type of hinge that can be installed here, but rather various hinges with technical characteristics capable of withstanding that intensity of use.

Hinges and pin hinges for aluminum doors

Finally, there is this type of hinge. These hinges have specific shapes and reliefs and, just like in the window world, in this world it will depend on the door manufacturer which hinges will be needed. It will be important to pay attention to the measurements and the mounting base to determine what types of hinges are necessary for the doors you have installed.

By browsing this page, you will be able to find many more types of hinges apart from those described. Double-action spring hinges, pivot hinges, weld-on hinges for metal doors. We offer all the variety possible of hinges and pin hinges and, if you do not find what you are looking for, do not hesitate to contact us to help you with whatever you need.