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Hinge (D-007)

Function and Usage
Usage: Frequently applied in furniture doors, cabinets, wooden chests, and metal covers. Installation is straightforward—simply secure it to the two joining surfaces using screws through the designated mounting holes.
What Is a Butt Hinge? The Most Common Door Hinge Explained
A butt hinge is the most commonly used hinge type for wooden, metal, and cabinet doors. It consists of two symmetrical metal plates connected by a central pin, enabling smooth pivoting motion. Due to its simple design and easy installation, it has become a staple in hardware accessories.
In industries such as furniture manufacturing, interior design, and electrical box production, the flat hinge is widely adopted for its reliability and cost-efficiency, especially by OEM hardware suppliers and cabinet system makers.
Though butt hinges have a simple structure, improper installation can lead to alignment issues. It's best to mark hinge locations with a pencil, pre-drill screw holes, and secure both sides of the hinge firmly.
In installations involving control panels, appliance casings, or furniture, opt for zinc-plated steel hinges for durability and rust resistance. Homer Hardware’s steel butt hinges come in standard sizes suitable for various use cases.