Straighten out warped or sagging doors with the turn of a screw. The pin in these hinges has a threaded end for height adjustments. Tighten the set screw to keep it in position. Hinges mount to the surface of doors and frames.

No need to measure or drill new holes—these hinges will match your existing door and frame. Their screw holes are in a standardized, half-moon pattern that’s identical across manufacturers. Fit the hinge leaves into a cutout (mortise) for flush mounting.

Keep busy doors swinging smoothly and quietly without the mess of oiling them. These hinges have enclosed self-lubricating bearings for reduced friction and long life. Their screw holes are in a standardized half-moon pattern to match your existing door and frame. Fit the hinge leaves into cutouts (mortises) for flush mounting. These hinges work with or without a door closer.

Bearings inside these hinges reduce friction, making doors easy to open and close. The bearings also extend the life of the hinges, so they’re good for high-traffic entrances. Hinges have a standardized half-moon pattern to match your existing door and frame. Fit the leaves into cutouts (mortises) for flush mounting. These hinges work with or without a door closer.

Drill your own holes, or weld these hinges into place to support doors that open and close frequently. With a larger pin and thicker leaves and knuckles than other hinges, they handle more weight. Use them on heavy doors to warehouses, loading docks, and other secure areas.

The hole pattern will match your door and the spring will swing it closed behind you. No need to measure and drill holes, these hinges have a standard half-moon pattern that’s identical across manufacturers. Fit the leaves into cutouts (mortises) to mount them flush with door and frame edges.

Make unauthorized access nearly impossible. These hinges keep the leaves locked together, even if the pin is removed or broken. When the door is closed, the security stud engages so the door can't be lifted off. The pin is accessible only when the door is open. To remove it, loosen the set screw and the pull out the pin from the bottom of the hinge. For added security, hinges mount with tamper-resistant Torx screws, which require a special tool to remove. They work with or without a door closer.