Solid chair hinge with cone, left. Suitable for windows, cabinet and wardrobe doors.

Model from around 1860 to the middle of the 20th century. Typical cone-shaped spigots. Available in both left and right versions. High quality.

Height excl. knobs 66 mm, width unfolded 60 mm, Thickness 2 mm. Untreated iron.

Model: Left

Suitable screw: Screw 13

TIP! Here’s how to find out if you need right- or left-hinged hinges – Close and check! A closed door with hinges visible on the right is right-hinged. Similarly, a closed door with hinges visible on the left is left-hung.

Solid chair hinge with ball, left. Suitable for cabinet and wardrobe doors.

Model from around 1880-1920s. Ball-shaped spigots typical of the period. Available in both left and right versions. High quality.

Height excluding knobs 70 mm, width unfolded 74 mm, thickness 2 mm. Untreated iron.

Model: Left

Suitable screw: Screw 13

TIP! Here’s how to find out if you need right- or left-hinged hinges – Close and check! A closed door with hinges visible on the right is right-hinged. Similarly, a closed door with hinges visible on the left is left-hung.

Solid chair hinge with acorn, left. Suitable for cabinet and wardrobe doors.

Model from around 1880-1920s. Acorn-shaped spigots typical of the period. Available in both left and right versions. High quality.

Height excl. knobs 98 mm, width unfolded 106 mm, thickness 2.5 mm. Untreated iron.

Model: Left

Suitable screw: Screw 16

TIP! Here’s how to find out if you need right- or left-hinged hinges – Close and check! A closed door with hinges visible on the right is right-hinged. Similarly, a closed door with hinges visible on the left is left-hung.

Hand-forged hinges for exterior and interior doors of a type that was common in the second half of the 18th century. Distinguished from later models by an artificially forged knob on the hinge pin. Model with folded hinges for the door leaf, so-called French type. Hand forged of the highest quality.