Project Description
17 Hartwell Avenue | Lexington, MA
Project Description
17 Hartwell Avenue is a 312-unit multifamily residential development located in Lexington, MA, including a 2,100 SF retail building. Recently, this large-scale project required soft closing hinges for its ongoing construction.
Waterson’s K51M-450 self closing door hinge was selected to replace the need for a separate door closer and hinge. The 3-hinge configuration per door delivers consistent, adjustable self-closing performance while the included WP01 door stop (2 per door) protects walls and frames, keeping the installation neat and code-compliant without additional hardware.
Waterson Product
- K51M-450-B3-US19 (315 sets): US19 Flat black, full mortise 4,5″ X 4,5”, 304 stainless steel, soft closing with hydraulic damper, 3hr fire rated, adjustable closing force and speed, 7ft doors.
- K51M-450-WP01-Door Stop-US19 (630 pcs): limits the door to a maximum opening angle of 90°, 304 stainless steel, US19 Flat black, Optional
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Managing Company
North Atlantic Corp.
1255 Gar Highway, Somerset, MA 0272, USA
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Please note that Waterson Closer Hinges start from a size of 4″x4″. If you’re in need of smaller self-closing hinges, we’d recommend checking out some other resources! Also, we only provide single acting closer hinges. Thank you.
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