Hinges

Hinges are small, important components that support our daily functions in everything from the simple cabinet to the heavy doors. Our range offers something for everyone, whether you are a craftsman, interior designer, or DIY enthusiast looking for the perfect finish on your project.

There are many different types of hinges and it can be difficult at first to know the difference between them and which ones are suitable for which purpose.

Flap hinges can be suitable if you are looking for products for a window or a table top.

Butt hinges work excellently for kitchen doors and smaller furniture. If you need hinges for kitchen cabinet doors, it is also recommended to buy soft-closing variants that provide a damping effect when you close the kitchen doors, and also help you avoid ugly marks on the cabinet edge.

Gate hinges are excellent if you need a hinge for your front door. They can be suitable for mounting on larger doors and gates outdoors.

Lift-off hinges can be used if you have a pair of sturdy doors indoors or outdoors, as they can handle heavier constructions.

Concealed hinges are ideal for applications where a flat, smooth and almost invisible hinge is needed, for example in furniture or specially designed cabinets.

Pin hinges, known for their simplicity and durability, are a popular choice for interior doors and cabinet doors. These hinges consist of two parts joined by a removable pin, which makes it easy to maintain and replace doors when needed.

Snap-in hinges stand out for their quick and tool-free installation. They are ideal for projects where flexibility and time savings are key factors. These hinges simply click into place and are perfect for furniture and cabinets where frequent adjustment or removal may be required.

When you're going to choose the right hinge for your door, cabinet, window, gate etc., you should consider the following before making your choice:

• Will it be used indoors or outdoors?
For outdoor use, variants in stainless iron or steel are always recommended.

• How heavy is the object you're going to attach it to?
Check whether the variant you've been looking at is suitable for heavier furniture and doors, or only intended for smaller objects.

• Do you want it to be visible or not?
Some variants can look nice when visible, for example on doors, an old-fashioned hinge can be an excellent fit if you want a more classic style in your home.

• Should it have soft-closing?
With cabinet doors that you often open, it's practical to consider soft-closing to avoid chafing on the edges of cabinets and so the doors close quietly.

• What colour and material do you want?
We have variants in, among other things, brass, zinc, nickel, untreated and stainless iron, as well as variants in plastic.