Black Nylon—The lightweight alternative to metal hinges. Slippery and abrasion resistant, they swing smoothly.

Black Zinc—These hinges withstand occasional exposure to moisture.

Black Nickel-Plated Aluminum—The black plating adds an attractive finish to aluminum. These hinges are about half the weight of zinc alloy hinges and resist rust.

Chrome-Plated Zinc Alloy—The plating adds a modern look and holds up better to moisture than painted finishes. Zinc alloy hinges resist rust but aren't as strong as steel hinges.

Black Painted Zinc Alloy—The dark finish blends in or stands out. Zinc hinges hold up to moisture but aren’t as strong as steel hinges.

Self-Close—These hinges automatically swing doors closed.

Adjustable Closing Tension—Fine-tune the hinge's tension to account for weight, wind, or pressure. Adjust using the included tool.

Primed Steel—Get a head start on painting with hinges that have primer already applied.

Black Painted Steel—The dark finish blends in or stands out.

Brass-Plated Steel—Get the look of brass without sacrificing strength.

Chrome-Plated Steel—A shiny finish adds corrosion resistance, though it may chip with heavy use.

Zinc-Plated Steel—A common choice for areas exposed to occasional moisture.

304 Stainless Steel—The choice for wet and outdoor environments, these hinges resist rust. However, they won't hold up to the harsh chemicals that 316 stainless steel hinges can.

Weight Capacity—For hinges with a capacity of 90, 110, and 150 lbs., capacity is based on three hinges per door with a maximum door size of 7' Ht. × 3' Wd. For hinges with a capacity of 155 lbs., capacity is based on three hinges per door with a maximum door size of 7' Ht. × 4' Wd.

Black Painted Steel—The dark finish blends in or stands out.

Primed Steel—Get a head start on painting with hinges that have primer already applied.

304 Stainless Steel—The choice for wet and outdoor environments, these hinges resist rust. However, they won't hold up to the harsh chemicals that 316 stainless steel hinges can.

Door Mounting Location—To choose a mounting location, stand on the push side of the door. Use a right-side hinge if the hinge is on the right, or a left-side hinge if it’s on the left.

Weight Capacity—The hinges are load rated; capacity is based on two hinges per door

Zinc-Plated Steel—A common choice for areas exposed to occasional moisture.

Brass-Plated Steel—Get the look of brass without sacrificing strength.

Primed Steel—Get a head start on painting with hinges that have primer already applied.

Nickel-Plated Steel—These hinges combine rust resistance with an attractive appearance.

Black Painted Steel—The dark finish blends in or stands out.

Self-Close—These hinges automatically swing doors closed.

Adjustable Closing Tension—Fine-tune the hinge's tension to account for weight, wind, or pressure. Adjust using the included tool.

Self-Close—These hinges automatically swing doors closed.

Adjustable Closing Tension—Fine-tune the hinge's tension to account for weight, wind, or pressure. Adjust using the included tool.

Primed Steel—Get a head start on painting with hinges that have primer already applied.

Black Painted Steel—The dark finish blends in or stands out.

Brass-Plated Steel—Get the look of brass without sacrificing strength.

Chrome-Plated Steel—A shiny finish adds corrosion resistance, though it may chip with heavy use.

Zinc-Plated Steel—A common choice for areas exposed to occasional moisture.

304 Stainless Steel—The choice for wet and outdoor environments, these hinges resist rust. However, they won't hold up to the harsh chemicals that 316 stainless steel hinges can.

Weight Capacity—For hinges with a capacity of 65 lbs., capacity is based on three hinges per door with a maximum door size of 7' Ht. × 2.8' Wd. For hinges with a capacity of 90 lbs., capacity is based on three hinges per door with a maximum door size of 7' Ht. × 3' Wd. For hinges with a capacity of 155 and 175 lbs., capacity is based on three hinges per door with a maximum door size of 7' Ht. × 4' Wd.