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Hinges for doors, gates and heavy duty applications including fire rated commercial hinges, tee hinges, steel door hinges and metal gate hinges. Suitable for residential, commercial and industrial use where strong, reliable door movement is required.

Hinges are a core part of door hardware, allowing controlled movement while supporting the weight and alignment of doors and gates. This range includes standard, heavy duty and specialist hinges designed for timber, steel and metal applications across residential, commercial and industrial environments.

These hinges are selected for strength, durability and consistent performance in high-use and high-load installations.

Types of Hinges

• Fire rated commercial hinges

• Heavy duty butt hinges

• Tee hinges for gates and external doors

• Latham steel door hinges

• Metal gate hinges

• Ball bearing hinges

• Rising butt hinges

• Continuous and piano hinges (selected applications)

Suitable For

• Commercial buildings

• Industrial units and warehouses

• Residential doors

• Fire doors and compliant installations

• Metal gates and external access points

• Steel and timber door systems

Key Features

• Heavy duty and robust construction

• Fire rated options available for compliant doors

• Suitable for high traffic and frequent use

• Designed for steel, metal and timber doors

• Corrosion resistant options for external use

• Supports correct door alignment and load distribution

Common Uses

• Fire door installations in commercial buildings

• Heavy use internal and external doors

• Security gates and perimeter access points

• Industrial steel doors and frames

• Replacement hinges for worn or damaged fittings

• High load or oversized door applications

Additional Information

Hinges play a critical role in door performance and safety. Using the correct hinge type and rating is essential, especially for fire doors and heavy steel doors where load capacity and compliance matter. Incorrect hinge selection can lead to misalignment, sagging and premature wear.