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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.
Highwayman
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2024
These heavy-duty piano hinges are a great choice for anyone needing reliable and durable hardware. Made from stainless steel, they feature a black finish that blends well with a variety of surfaces. With an open width of 1.2 inches and a thickness of 0.04 inches, these hinges provide solid support for wooden boxes, cabinets, and doors. The set includes 8 hinges, each 10 inches long, making them perfect for long, continuous applications. The pre-drilled holes make installation straightforward, and their smooth operation ensures a secure and long-lasting hold. Ideal for woodworking and DIY projects.
W
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2024
These seem like decent pieces of piano hinge for light-duty applications. They are thin and somewhat flexible, but that’s typical of piano hinge as you rely on the surface you’re mounting to for stiffness. Some of the pieces have a slight curve but it flattens out as you as you screw them down.The finish on these looks good, with a somewhat rough texture. These aren’t high-gloss. The finish seems pretty durable as the sections rub and bump against each other in the packaging and there was no chipping or scratching. Stainless steel is generally a little less magnetic than plain carbon steel (or not magnetic at all for better, marine grades) – these pieces are a little less magnetic than a metal shelf I compared against. So, there’s no reason to challenge the specification that these are stainless steel. Note that these pieces do not come with screws, so you will need to source those separately in black if you want a matching color.I am sure there are better grades of piano hinge out there, but at $13.99 for eight 10-inch pieces, these are quite reasonably priced. So, I think they are a good value if lightly made hinge will do the job.
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