Butt Door Hinge - Gold - N162

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The B&Q Butt Door Hinge (N162) is designed for DIY enthusiasts and homeowners looking to upgrade the aesthetic of their light to medium-weight cupboard doors. Featuring a durable brass-effect finish, these hinges provide a classic, elegant look to any cabinetry. While they offer a quick and straightforward installation process, it is important to note that they are specifically engineered for lighter applications and are not intended for heavy, solid-core doors.
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | N162 |
| Brand | B&Q |
These hinges are designed for indoor use. Exposure to moisture and outdoor elements may cause the brass-effect finish to corrode.
For standard cabinet doors, two hinges are typically sufficient. For doors over 100cm in height, three hinges are recommended.
The hinges are made of metal with a brass-effect finish.
Yes, the necessary fixings are supplied in the package.
It is not recommended to paint the hinges, as the paint will likely peel and detract from the intended gold aesthetic.
Adjust the screw tension or check if the hinge recesses were cut too deeply, which can cause the door to sit crooked.
Apply a small drop of silicone-based lubricant to the hinge pin.
Remove the screw, insert a small amount of wood glue and a wooden toothpick into the hole, let it dry, then re-drill and re-insert the screw.
To install these hinges, begin by marking the position on the cabinet frame and the door. Using a sharp chisel, carefully recess the hinge leaves so they sit flush with the wood surface. Pre-drill small pilot holes before driving in the provided screws to prevent the wood from splitting.
Compatibility: Ideal for use with MDF, plywood, and lightweight timber doors. Not recommended for heavy external doors or high-traffic furniture.
Care: To maintain the gold finish, wipe down with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive scouring pads, as these can strip the brass-effect coating and lead to tarnishing.