Hold-open is an indispensable feature that can stay in position. Waterson hinges can open up to 120° with hold-open at 85-90° satisfying most situational needs.
If you specify hardware long enough, you know this question will eventually come up. Recently, we received an interesting and practical request: “Customer was asking [...]
Most commercial self-closing hinges still adopt either spring or hydraulic damper for [...]
Recently, we received this real-world inquiry from a project in San Francisco, CA: “I’m looking for a 316 stainless closer hinge for a double gate [...]
Recently, a customer just shared with us the reason why she chose spring loaded door hinges instead of a door closer on her project: “Just [...]
Door stop and hold open hinges offer valuable benefits in various situations. A door stop prevents damage to walls by limiting door opening, while hold-open [...]
“Can I use your self-closing hinges on a door that opens more than 120 degrees?” It’s a question we’ve heard often. In architectural hardware, the [...]
When someone asks for a fire rated door closer with hold open, the conflict is built into the request. Most people don’t live in NFPA [...]
Recently, during a customer visit, a facility manager asked a great question. They were upgrading several doors in a mixed-use building and noticed that our [...]
An overhead stop is a type of door stop that is mounted at the top of a door. It can be surface-mounted to the face [...]
A recent customer from Waterson raised a common challenge with self-closing hinges for outward-opening doors. He mentioned the issue is his door does not fully [...]