Door Hinges for Interior Doors 10-Pack 4-inch x 4-inch, Design House 1/4-inch Radius Steel Door Hinge Door Hardware, Satin Nickel, 181545

The media could not be loaded. Sturdy and Elegant HingesThese brass-finish door hinges are a fantastic upgrade. They feel heavy and well-constructed, adding a touch of sophistication to any door. The finish is smooth and rich-looking, instantly elevating the look of my interior doors. Installation was straightforward, and they swing beautifully without squeaking or sticking.The hinges are solid and built to last, with a durable feel that gives confidence in their long-term performance. If you’re looking for something that blends classic elegance with strong functionality, these are a perfect choice. Highly recommend!

Ordered for project hinges. Worked perfect

Sturdy door hinge, works as expected. Good quality and color. Easy to install.

Nice quality. They are advertised as "Oil Rubbed Bronze" color, but what we received was actually black. Not a major discrepancy, but we purchased another brand that matched our other hardware.

Extremely good quality - far better than expected.Very good value for sure.

easy install and looks great!

The media could not be loaded. I'm fairly handy, but I've never had to deal with a sagging door before. Here are some noteworthy things I learned:1. ABOUT HINGE SCREW HOLE PATTERNS: They matter! I didn't know that. I simply measured the hinges on my door, and didn't find anything odd. They are the common 4" x 4" inch size. The corner radius is fairly small, so I figure it's the common 1/4". The other common radius is 5/8". Anyway, I went to my local HD store, and picked up some 4x4 brass hinges with 1/4" radius by Everbilt. Long story short, the hole patterns didn't match. So I took a closer look at my hinges and started shopping again, but this time, I made sure to compare the hole patterns, which led me to these Design Home hinges.2. BENDING HINGES TO REPAIR VS NEW HINGES: I learned that replacing hinges may not matter in some instances, such as mine. After installing the new Design Home hinges, the door was still sagging. So my issue wasn't the hinges after all... it may have been the door frame, the door itself, or even the existing screw holes. The screw holes may seem snug and fine when you install your new hinges, but are they as snug as they were 10 yrs ago, probably not. It's very subtle, but there are a total of 48 screws holding up your door. 24 on the door side, and 24 on the door jam side. They may still feel snug, but I surmise they are not as snug as before, and with 48 of them, it may add up to a sagging door. So I ended up bending the hinges with a specialized tool.3. KNUCKLEBENDER: So the tool is called the Knucklebender, it cost $22 currently and it fixed my issue. Since, I had already installed the new hinges, I ended up bending my brand new Design House hinges. LOL! I think bending the old hinges would have fixed the issue just fine, but I don't plan to go through the hassle of finding out. These new hinges are only $10 anyway. So if I were you, I would take a good long look at your hinges. If they look like they're in good shape, replacing them may do nothing. Get the tool, and you won't have to deal with the hassle of removing hinges. You simply do the repair/bending while the door is still connected. You can search for plenty of YT tutorials on this.In conclusion, nothing wrong with these Design House hinges, they are 5-Stars! But just a heads up, you may need the tool anyway.

In updating my home, I bought new doors and wanted new hinges and doorknobs. These hinges are very well made, fit well, and were easy to install.