Timco Butt Hinges Fixed Pin Steel - 90 X 60

These hinges are rated for a maximum door weight of 25kg per pair.

No, these hinges are designed for light-duty internal applications and are only rated for clean, dry, low-humidity environments. They are not weather-resistant.

You should use screws with a diameter of approximately 4.0mm, corresponding to an Imperial gauge of 8.

Each pair of hinges requires 12 screws for secure mounting.

No, these hinges feature a fixed pin, meaning the pin is permanently attached and cannot be removed to detach the door easily. You would need to unscrew the hinges.

A 'cranked' hinge has a bent or offset knuckle, allowing the door to sit flush against the frame when closed. 'Steel Butt Hinge' refers to the material and the standard hinge type.

For the 'self-colour' finish, simply wipe with a dry cloth. If you wish to match your decor or provide extra protection, you can paint or seal them, ensuring moving parts are not obstructed.

Apply a small amount of lubricant (e.g., white lithium grease or silicone spray) to the hinge pin. Work the hinge back and forth to distribute the lubricant.

Check that the hinges are correctly mortised and flush. Ensure screws are tightened properly. Verify the door is not warped and the frame is plumb.

Ensure all screws are fully tightened. If the screw holes are stripped, use slightly larger screws or wood filler to repair the holes before re-screwing.

This can occur if used in slightly damp conditions. Clean with a wire brush and apply a rust inhibitor or suitable paint to protect the steel surface.