Butt Hinge, Heavy Gauge, 64 x 38 mm, Brass

Product Details

Is the Unwashered BRASS butt hinge suitable for internal doors and general joinery use?

Yes. This heavy gauge butt hinge is designed for typical door and architectural ironmongery applications where a robust hinge is required. The polished brass finish also helps it suit traditional and contemporary settings where you want a clean, visible hardware look.

Does this hinge include a brass pin and what does that mean for installation?

It includes a brass pin. The brass pin is part of the hinge assembly and helps with smooth alignment during installation. If your door is already prepared for butt hinges, you can fit it in the same way as standard butt hinge configurations, without needing to source a separate pin.

What size is the hinge and will it match my existing door preparation?

The hinge size is 64 x 38 mm. This refers to the leaf dimensions, so it is important to compare it to your existing hinge positions. If you are replacing old butt hinges, matching both leaf size and fixing hole layout will help ensure a neat fit.

Are countersunk fixing screws included with this product?

No. The hinge requires order reference Hospa countersunk screws separately. Using the correct countersunk screws is important so the hinge sits properly and the screw heads sit flush for a tidy finish.

Is the brass finish polished and what care should I use to keep it looking good?

Yes, the finish is polished brass. To maintain the appearance, wipe with a soft, dry cloth after handling. For everyday cleaning, use gentle metal care and avoid abrasive pads that can dull the polish. Regular light cleaning helps prevent fingerprints and surface marks from building up.

What is meant by heavy gauge on this butt hinge?

Heavy gauge indicates a sturdier construction. In practice, this helps the hinge handle regular door movement more confidently than lighter duty options. It is a good choice when you want reliable performance and a solid feel for heavier doors or frequently used doors.

How do I confirm I am choosing the correct hinge type for my project?

Make sure you select a butt hinge. This model is part of the butt hinge series, which is typically mortised into the door and frame. If your door is already mortised for butt hinges, this should be a straightforward match, especially when the leaf size and fixing method align.