KiBcsLic Adjustable Concealed Hinge | Zinc Alloy Construction, Smooth, Invisible Hinge, for Wooden Doors, Carpenters, Builders, Silver, 2D Hinge
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KiBcsLic Adjustable Concealed Hinge | Zinc Alloy Construction, Smooth, Invisible Hinge, for Wooden Doors, Carpenters, Builders, Silver, 2D Hinge
- 【Wide Opening Angle】: Engineered to function as a high-performance concealed hinge, it offers a complete 180degree opening angle that allows your doors to swing completely open without obstruction.
- 【Material】: Constructed from zinc alloy with a spray-finished surface, this sturdy hardware is engineered for durability wear and maintain its structural soundness over time.
- 【Reliable Support】: Designed for wooden, interior, and doors with a thickness of at least 40 mm, this invisible hinge supports up to 50 kg when properly installed using a pair of hinges and the included screws.
- 【Concealed Design】: This door hinge features a recessed construction that installs directly into a grooved door and frame, ensuring a completely flush and seamless appearance when closed.
- 【Two-Direction Adjustability】: Featuring built-in adjustment hardware within the hinge body, this hinge allows for alignment and easy calibration during or after the installation process.
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