Flush Hinges
We stock a huge number of Flush hinges at Quest in a range of different sizes, materials and finishes – including brass and bronze.
Perfect for lightweight doors, Flush door hinges are incredibly popular options for cabinet and cupboard doors. Flush hinges do not require being cut into a frame, making them ideal for small lightweight fixings.
Flush door hinges
Flush hinges are a cost-effective alternative to Butt hinges, which are most commonly used on internal doors thanks to their durability.
Flush hinges, on the other hand, are much smaller hinges designed for furniture doors. They're also extremely easy to install without much hassle because they do not need a recess to sit the ideal fixing into, like a Butt hinge.
Flush hinge fittings are also a wise choice for eliminating gaps between the frame and the door.
High-quality Flush hinges at Quest
For lightweight doors that require reliable hinges, shop for Flush hinges at Quest.
If you'd like to speak to a member of our team about our range of Flush hinges, don't hesitate to contact us today.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Flush hinges?
A Flush hinge is designed to minimise space and provide a clean look for cupboard door installations.
Flush hinges are designed to lie flat on doors and frames, which means they do not require a portion to be recessed into the door or frame.
How do you install Flush hinges?
The installation process of Flush hinge fittings is quite simple and even novice DIY enthusiasts can do it.
- Accurately mark the positions of the hinges on both the door and frame.
- Use the included screws to fix the hinge into place on the frame and the door.
- Check the door matches up with the frame.
How do you choose the correct size for Flush hinges?
Choosing the correct size of Flush hinge is vital to ensuring the door's functionality.
Key things to consider are the weight of the door, its material and the frequency of use.
For lightweight doors, a standard Flush hinge is suitable. However, heavier doors will require a more heavy-duty option with a bearing that might be necessary to ensure the door's longevity and smooth operation.
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