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Butt Hinge - Fixed Pin - Self Colour - For Cabinets & Doors
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Butt Hinge - Fixed Pin - Self Colour - For Cabinets & Doors
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£0.39
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Description
Description
Butt Hinges – Fixed Pin, Self Colour
The Timco Butt Hinges – Fixed Pin, Self Colour are traditional, reliable hinges designed for lightweight doors, cabinets, cupboards, and general joinery applications. Manufactured from durable steel with a self-colour finish, these hinges offer strength and a straightforward appearance that can be left unfinished or painted to match the installation. Featuring a fixed pin for secure operation, they are easy to fit and provide long-lasting performance for trade or DIY use.
Key Features & Benefits
- Durable Steel: Provides strength and long service life for general joinery use.
- Self Colour Finish: Can be left as-is or painted over for a neat finish.
- Fixed Pin Design: Offers secure hinge operation and reliability.
- Versatile Use: Suitable for cabinets, cupboards, and lightweight doors.
- Multiple Sizes: Available in 25 x 25, 38 x 34, 75 x 50, 90 x 60, and 100 x 70mm.
Application Areas
- Cabinets and cupboards
- Lightweight internal doors
- General joinery and carpentry work
- Trade and DIY installation projects
Technical Specifications
- Type: Butt Hinges – Fixed Pin
- Finish: Self Colour
- Material: Steel
- Sizes: 25 x 25mm, 38 x 34mm, 75 x 50mm, 90 x 60mm, 100 x 70mm
- Use: For cabinets, cupboards, and lightweight door applications
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