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“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 [...]
Most commercial self-closing hinges still adopt either spring or hydraulic damper for [...]
When it comes to ensuring doors close smoothly and safely, two popular options emerge: spring closers and door closers. Both claim to deliver self-closing functionality, [...]
“This is part of a residential project in a large walk-in closet. Inside that walk-in closet there is a smaller closet, for which this door [...]
If your kitchen door to the garage slams every time you close it, you’re not alone. One California homeowner put it perfectly: “Currently I have [...]
A screen door with faulty spring hinges and a hydraulic closer is difficult to open and slams shut loudly. This poses a potential safety risk [...]
Imagine the homeowner’s first shower in their brand-new bathroom. Instead of peace—bang—the glass shatters! One careless detail becomes a costly failure. This is why contractors [...]
If your door weighs more than 100 lb, can a spring piano hinge really handle it—or will it fail early? Spring piano hinges give you [...]
When working with glass doors—whether frameless panels, aluminum frames, or glass-to-glass systems—the type of hinge you specify can affect not just how the door closes, [...]
Nobody likes squeaking. That creaking sound makes your door feel old, cheap, and annoying. Worse, if left untreated, it wears down your hinge until one [...]