SPIRA BRASS Butt Hinge - Gold

Our ‘CE11 Mild Steel Ball Bearing Butt Hinges’ are constructed from premium quality steel for stre...

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The SPIRA BRASS CE11 Mild Steel Ball Bearing Butt Hinges are designed for homeowners and builders seeking robust and aesthetically pleasing door hardware. They offer a key benefit of smooth, quiet operation for heavier doors, with a contemporary gold finish that complements modern interiors. A potential caveat is that their strength might be overkill for very lightweight internal doors, and the aged brass finish requires specific care to maintain its appearance.

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ColourGold
Model Part NumberCE11
BrandSPIRA BRASS

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FAQs

What material are the SPIRA BRASS hinges made from?

These hinges are constructed from premium quality mild steel.

Are screws included with the hinges?

Yes, the hinges are sold in pairs and come complete with all necessary fixings.

What is the finish of these hinges?

The hinges feature an aged brass finish, belonging to the gold colour family.

Can these hinges be used on exterior doors?

While primarily designed for interior use, they could be used on exterior doors if adequately protected from the elements and corrosion is not a concern.

What are the dimensions of the hinges?

The hinges measure 100 mm in length, 76 mm in width, and have a thickness of 3mm. The overall product dimensions are H:10 x W:0.3 x D:7.6 cm.

How should I clean and maintain the aged brass finish?

Clean using only a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, as they can damage the finish. Dry immediately after cleaning.

Are these hinges suitable for very lightweight doors?

These hinges are robust and ideal for heavier doors. For very lightweight internal doors, they may be more than necessary, but will still perform effectively.

Troubleshooting

Door is stiff or difficult to open/close.

Check that the hinges are correctly aligned and fully seated. Ensure all fixing screws are tight. Verify that the door is not rubbing against the frame.

Hinge is making squeaking noises.

While designed for quiet operation, ensure the ball bearings are free from debris. If noise persists, a tiny drop of light machine oil may be applied to the bearing mechanism, though this is rarely needed.

Door sags on one side.

Verify that the hinges are adequately rated for the door's weight. Ensure all screws are securely tightened into the frame and door. Consider using additional hinges if the door is exceptionally heavy.

Aged brass finish appears dull or discolored.

This may be due to cleaning with incorrect products. Gently wipe with a soft, dry cloth. For minor discoloration, a specialized brass cleaner can be used sparingly, followed by immediate buffing with a clean cloth.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides exceptionally smooth and quiet door operation.
  • Durable steel construction is suitable for heavy doors.
  • The aged brass finish offers a stylish, contemporary look.
  • Includes all necessary fixings for straightforward installation.
  • Enhances door longevity by reducing friction.

Cons

  • May be oversized or overkill for very light interior doors.
  • The aged brass finish requires careful cleaning to prevent tarnishing.
  • Steel construction means they have a noticeable weight.
  • Sold in pairs, which may not suit projects needing single hinges.

Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions

Setup:

  1. Ensure the door and frame are properly prepared for 100 mm x 76 mm hinges with a 3mm thickness.
  2. Align the hinges with the door and frame, marking screw hole positions.
  3. Pre-drill pilot holes to prevent wood splitting.
  4. Attach the hinges to the door and frame using the provided fixings.
  5. Test the door for smooth operation.

Compatibility:

  • Suitable for wooden doors, particularly heavier types.
  • Recommended for interior use, though could be considered for specific exterior applications where protection from elements is assured.
  • Compatible with standard door frames and mortise preparations.

Care:

  • Clean with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth only. Avoid abrasive cleaners or chemicals.
  • For stubborn marks, use a mild soap solution and dry immediately.
  • Regularly check fixings for tightness.

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