Flush Hinge, Medium Duty, for Inset Doors, Steel

Flush Hinge, Medium Duty, for Inset Doors, Steel

Name: Flush Hinge, Medium Duty, for Inset Doors, Steel
SKU: 351.95.128
Price: 3.89 GBP
Availability: InStock

Part Number: 351.95.128

With fixed pin, Florentine bronzed

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£3.89

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Flush Hinge, Medium Duty, for Inset Doors, Steel (Part No: 351.95.128) is a premium cabinet hinge designed for... Read More

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Product Details

Flush Hinge, Medium Duty, for Inset Doors, Steel (Part No: 351.95.128) is a premium cabinet hinge designed for inset doors where a clean, flush finish is key. Finished in a Florentine bronzed tone with a fixed pin, this steel flush hinge delivers a refined look while offering dependable everyday performance for living and commercial furniture applications.

Crafted from steel, this flush hinge is built for long-lasting use. The hinge is engineered for an inset door application, helping you achieve a neat alignment between door and cabinet frame. With a total width of 51.00 mm and a practical flange thickness of 1.60 mm, it’s well-suited to modern cabinet builds and maintenance-friendly replacements.

For accurate installation, the hinge features 6 drill holes and a knuckle diameter of 8.00 mm, making it straightforward to fit securely. The flange shape is square/rounded, allowing for a versatile mounting profile that complements different cabinet styles.

Choose the Flush Hinge, Medium Duty, for Inset Doors, Steel when you want a professional result—smooth closure, strong hardware, and a stylish Florentine bronzed appearance. Please note: for installation, you’ll need Ø 3.5 countersunk screws separately (order reference: order Hospa).

Upgrade your cabinetry today with this reliable flush hinge—ideal for doors that demand a seamless, furniture-quality finish.

Specifications

Material

Steel

Total width

51.00 mm

Flange thickness

1.60 mm

Knuckle diameter

8.00 mm

Number of drill holes

6.00

Product category

Flush Hinge

Area of application

For inset doors

Flange shape

square / rounded

Order reference

Order Hospa ⌀ 3.5 countersunk screws separately

FAQ

Product Details

Is this flush hinge suitable for inset cabinet doors?

Yes. This Flush Hinge is specifically for inset doors, helping you achieve a neat, low profile when the cabinet is closed. The inset fit also supports smooth alignment with your cabinet frame.

What finish does the fixed pin provide?

The hinge comes with a fixed pin and a Florentine bronzed appearance. This combination is commonly chosen when you want a consistent visual finish across the door set while keeping the hinge action stable.

How many fixing holes are on the hinge and what screws are needed?

This model includes six drill holes for secure mounting. For best results, use the correct order reference screws separately as listed for this hinge, typically ⌀ 3.5 countersunk screws (supplied separately).

What hinge size will it replace or suit, using the 76x25mm reference?

The 76x25mm specification refers to the hinge form factor intended for common flush hinge applications. You should match this to your existing hardware or your door and cabinet setup to ensure the flap size and placement align properly.

Will it suit my door style if I am using a square or rounded flange?

It is designed with a square or rounded flange shape, depending on your installation needs. This flexibility can help you keep the hinge appearance tidy and compatible with the recess and door edging used in your cabinet design.

Is this hinge strong enough for everyday use on living or commercial cabinets?

Yes. Built for cabinet applications in both living and commercial solutions, steel flush hinges are chosen for their durability in regular opening and closing. When installed with the correct screws and alignment, it should provide reliable performance for day to day use.

Where should I confirm compatibility before ordering?

Before purchasing, check the product part number 351.95.128, confirm you are fitting a flush hinge for inset doors, and verify you have the correct countersunk fixing screws for installation. Matching these details helps avoid drilling and alignment issues.