A hinge is a mechanical device that connects two solid objects, typically allowing a limited angle of rotation between them. Hinges are commonly used on doors, windows, lids, and other objects where controlled movement or access is required. They serve as joints, enabling motion while maintaining a fixed connection. Hinges often consist of two plates (called leaves) joined by a pin or rod that acts as the pivot point.
Butt Hinges - Used for standard doors or furniture.
Piano Hinges - Long, continuous hinges for even distribution of weight.
Concealed Hinges - Installed inside cabinets for a sleek appearance.
Spring Hinges - Close doors automatically using spring mechanisms.
Barrel Hinges - Compact hinges concealed within objects.
