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Piano hinge, also known as continuous hinge, has several key points.
Firstly: It is long and flexible, allowing for smooth opening and closing of large objects or panels.
Secondly: It is made of durable materials such as metal, ensuring longevity and stability.
Thirdly:It can be easily installed with screws or rivets.
Fourthly: Its design provides a uniform distribution of force along the length, preventing stress concentration at specific points.
Finally: Piano hinges are widely used in furniture, cabinets, and industrial applications for their reliability and functionality.
Dana
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2024
PROS: Decent powder coating on steel hinges, nice recessed holes for the included screws, versatile for many small projects and hidden panel use etc. CONS: Powder coating and slightly bent or poorly pressed thin steel materials results in stiff hinge movements that can lead to forcing failures overtime, screws are short and may fail to hold in particle board or composite type cabinet materials. OK value for what they are, but they are not as smooth functioning and strong as some others out there...if you are not fussy or a perfectionist, they will work OK. Try a little silicone lube for better actions. Get what you pay for as usual!
Miriam Volle
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2024
These are a little flimsy until you mount them - they are quite thin and light duty - but stiff enough and fine once mounted.These ship without fasteners of any type - as listed - but you do need a lot of fasteners - whatever is appropriate to your use.I'm using rivets for my application and these are perfect for my application.I wouldn't use these for a heavy panel or frequent use but for occasional use, access hatches and covers and other lighter duty tasks, they are fine.
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