Brushed Silver Butt Door Hinge with Countersunk Fixing Holes

This butt door hinge is defined by two equal rectangular leaves, a five-section cylindrical knuckle, and a brushed silver-tone surface. Four countersunk fixing holes are arranged on each leaf, giving the opened hinge a balanced eight-hole pattern for screw attachment between a door and its frame. The straight leaf edges and flat plate geometry make the mounting outline easy to compare with prepared hinge positions or replacement samples.

Selection should be based on confirmed installation data rather than the visible outline alone. Buyers need to verify the overall mounting dimensions, leaf width and thickness, screw-hole spacing, hinge configuration, opening direction, profile connection, and required load target. The recess depth or surface preparation must also be matched to the door and frame construction. Material specification and performance requirements should be stated separately in the purchase documents.

For an OEM or ODM quotation, send a dimensioned drawing or physical sample, door and frame details, hinge quantity per door, selected finish, opening direction, order volume, and packaging instructions. CHIER can then review the countersunk-hole layout, leaf proportions, barrel arrangement, and requested installation fit before preparing the production proposal.