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Butt Hinge
The butt hinge is commonly used on interior and
exterior doors because it is neat looking. It
consists of two rectangular leaves with screw
holes. The leaves are joined by a pin or metal
rod. Withdraw this pin and the leaves will
separate, handy for when you want to take down
the door. Both leaves are mortised, or recessed:
one into the edge of the door, the other in the
jamb, or door framework. When the door is
closed, the leaves meet, or butt together, with
only the pin showing.
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Strap Hinge
While they are theoretically available in a Gate hinge. Screwing or unscrewing it raises the
variety of sizes, youll usually find them in sizes door for
of either 5 or 6. leveling and clearance.
Special-Purpose Hinges
Soss Hinge
This type of hinge (for cabinets, folding doors, and shutters but
not regular doors) is named after its inventor and is for
situations where you want a hinge that is completely concealed.
The Soss hinge is mortised into the door edges, and when the
door is closed, you cant see any part of it.
Soss hinges are very strong, but they are very difficult to install.
There is simply no room for error; they must be lined up directly
opposite each other right on the money. They are also expensive.
The Soss hinge will result in a completely concealed hinge-but
its difficult to install. Mortises are drilled and the hinges slipped
into place and tightened.
Cabinet Hinges
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