Butt Hinges

Reliable Hinges for Doors, Cabinets & Joinery

Butt hinges are the most common type of hinge used in door hanging, cabinetry, and joinery. Made from two matching leaves joined by a central pin, they offer smooth and strong movement, making them ideal for internal and external doors, cupboards, windows, and lightweight gates.

Our collection includes standard, lift-off, washered, heavy-duty, and ball bearing butt hinges in a wide range of finishes and sizes. Choose from brass, stainless steel, black, chrome, and antique-style designs to suit your interior or exterior project.

✅ Key Features:

Available in standard or heavy-duty grades
Choose from washered, lift-off, or ball bearing variants
Suitable for timber doors, cabinets, and joinery work
Wide range of sizes: 63mm, 75mm, 100mm and beyond
Finishes include polished chrome, satin brass, black, stainless steel & more
Sold in pairs or packs, often supplied with fixings

📘 FAQs – Butt Hinges

❓ What is a butt hinge?

A butt hinge is a two-leaf hinge joined by a pin. It’s morticed into the edge of the door and frame, providing a flush, strong installation.

❓ Where are butt hinges commonly used?

They're used in interior doors, entrance doors, kitchen cabinets, cupboards, and even windows. Heavier versions are suitable for fire-rated and external doors.

❓ What's the difference between washered and ball bearing butt hinges?

Washered butt hinges have nylon or steel washers to reduce wear.
Ball bearing hinges offer smoother, quieter operation and are ideal for heavy or frequently used doors.

❓ Do I need to mortice butt hinges into the door?

Yes – they are typically morticed into both the door and frame for a clean, flush fit. Surface mounting is possible, but not standard practice.

❓ How many hinges do I need per door?

Standard internal doors: 2 hinges
Heavier or fire doors: 3 hinges recommended for stability and compliance

❓ Are these hinges suitable for fire doors?

Yes – we offer certified fire-rated butt hinges that comply with FD30/FD60 standards. Always check for CE markings and certification.