Door hinge to allow full opening (180degrees)?
Does anyone know of a door hinge which would allow me to open a door
virtually 180 degrees? Reason I'm asking is that I will have a long narrow utility room which I don't want restricted further because the arcitrave stops the door opening as far as possible. One solution would be to not have arcitrave on the hinge side of the door but I would prefer a fancy hinge if possible which takes the pivot point of the hinge beyond the arcitrave TIA Sean |
"Sean" wrote in message om... Does anyone know of a door hinge which would allow me to open a door virtually 180 degrees? Reason I'm asking is that I will have a long narrow utility room which I don't want restricted further because the arcitrave stops the door opening as far as possible. One solution would be to not have arcitrave on the hinge side of the door but I would prefer a fancy hinge if possible which takes the pivot point of the hinge beyond the arcitrave TIA Sean Try these sites for ideas: (bottom link first, sorry) http://www.msbuilder.com/diy/dw105.shtml http://www.bernards.co.uk/hinges_faq.htm |
On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 07:22:55 -0800, Sean wrote:
Does anyone know of a door hinge which would allow me to open a door virtually 180 degrees? Reason I'm asking is that I will have a long narrow utility room which I don't want restricted further because the arcitrave stops the door opening as far as possible. One solution would be to not have arcitrave on the hinge side of the door but I would prefer a fancy hinge if possible which takes the pivot point of the hinge beyond the arcitrave Consider "parliament hinges". -- Ed Sirett - Property maintainer and registered gas fitter. The FAQ for uk.diy is at www.diyfaq.org.uk Gas fitting FAQ http://www.makewrite.demon.co.uk/GasFitting.html Sealed CH FAQ http://www.makewrite.demon.co.uk/SealedCH.html |
"Ed Sirett" wrote in message on.co.uk...
On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 07:22:55 -0800, Sean wrote: Does anyone know of a door hinge which would allow me to open a door virtually 180 degrees? Reason I'm asking is that I will have a long narrow utility room which I don't want restricted further because the arcitrave stops the door opening as far as possible. One solution would be to not have arcitrave on the hinge side of the door but I would prefer a fancy hinge if possible which takes the pivot point of the hinge beyond the arcitrave Consider "parliament hinges". Many thanks. Its easy when you know the answer. Sean |
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