50mm/2" butt hinge. Finished with a chrome plated appearance. Complete with screws

Butt hinges are commonly used in door installations, particularly for interior and lightweight exterior doors. A butt hinge is quite robust and can support doors that are a bit heavier. Here are some typical use cases:

Typical Uses for Butt Hinges

Residential Doors: Ideal for standard interior doors, such as bedroom or bathroom doors.
Cabinet Doors: Can be used for larger or heavier cabinet doors in kitchens or other storage spaces.
Furniture: Suitable for certain types of furniture that require a sturdy hinge, such as heavy lids on storage chests.
Gates: Can be used for smaller, lightweight gates or shutters.

Key Features

Durability: Made from strong materials like stainless steel or brass to withstand frequent use.
Variety: Available in different finishes (e.g., polished brass, satin nickel) to match various interior styles.
Ease of Installation: Typically comes with pre-drilled holes for easy screw installation.

Installation Tips

Alignment: Ensure the hinge knuckles are properly aligned to allow smooth operation.
Spacing: For doors, typically place one hinge 5-10 inches from the top, another 5-10 inches from the bottom, and a third one in the middle for additional support.
Screws: Use appropriate screws for the material you're attaching the hinge to (e.g., wood screws for wooden doors).

50mm/2" Steel Butt Hinge