Omnia Door Hinges - 4x22 x 4x22 Plain BEARING, Solid Brass Hinge with Acorn Finials in Polished Chrome - 985/4-085/ACN2.26

Description

Designed for doors of medium weight and low frequency of usage, these solid brass hinges are suitable for residential installations. Ideal for use on wood or hollow metal doors and their corresponding frames. The 985 features a stainless steel, rust-proof pin which is knurled at the top to prevent rising, yet is "free-floating" within the barrel of the hinge. Designed for doors of medium weight and low frequency of usage, these solid brass hinges are suitable for residential installations. Ideal for use on wood or hollow metal doors and their corresponding frames. The 985 features a stainless steel, rust-proof pin which is knurled at the top to prevent rising, yet is "free-floating" within the barrel of the hinge. The pin can be easily removed by unthreading each finial and tapping the pin upwards. They conform to ANSI (American National Standards Institute) A2133 Specifications for performance, screw hole and cutout locations. Note: Doors equipped with closers should always have ball bearing hinges. Note: Doors equipped with closers should always have ball bearing hinges. The pin can be easily removed by unthreading each finial and tapping the pin upwards. They conform to ANSI (American National Standards Institute) A2133 Specifications for performance, screw hole and cutout locations. Ideal for use on wood or hollow metal doors and their corresponding frames.

Key Features

• Ideal for use on wood or hollow metal doors and their corresponding frames.
• Designed for doors of medium weight and low frequency of usage, these solid brass hinges are suitable for residential installations.
• The pin can be easily removed by unthreading each finial and tapping the pin upwards.
• They conform to ANSI (American National Standards Institute) A2133 Specifications for performance, screw hole and cutout locations.
• The 985 features a stainless steel, rust-proof pin which is knurled at the top to prevent rising, yet is "free-floating" within the barrel of the hinge.
• Note: Doors equipped with closers should always have ball bearing hinges.