Stainless Steel Heavy Duty SS Hinges Hardware

Welcome to our range of stainless steel heavy duty ss hinges that combine quality with durability. Our product range includes rising hinges, ball bearing hinges, concealed bearing hinges and washer hinges, all designed to provide superior load capacity and aesthetics. Not only are these hinges strong and durable, they are also weather resistant, making them ideal for use on fire rated doors.

At Goodich, we offer hinges in a variety of materials, configurations and finishes to suit the needs of every project. Whether you require a steel, polymer, polished, brushed, silver, brass or chrome finish, we have the perfect hinge for your application. If you have a unique project that requires a custom hinge, our sales team is ready to assist you with custom design and manufacturing.

Why Choose Goodich for High Quality Hinges?

Excellent Customer Service

With thousands of hinges to choose from, choosing the right hinge for your project can be overwhelming. Our knowledgeable customer support team is always here to assist you in making your selection and answer any questions you may have. Whether you are making a single purchase or placing a bulk order, we are committed to providing excellent service to all of our customers.

Quality Assurance

When it comes to door hardware, quality is of the utmost importance. With over 150 years’ experience in hinge design and manufacturing, Cooke Brothers is proud to produce hinges that are not only durable but also highly regarded within the industry. All of our flagship hinge ranges are CE marked, 100% maintenance free and Certifire certified for your peace of mind.

We maintain a rigorous quality assurance process through regular internal and external audits with BSI. As a pioneer in achieving nationally and internationally recognised quality standards, we are committed to continuous improvement and compliance with BS1935:2002.

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Environmental and Ethical Responsibility

As part of our commitment to quality and sustainability, we assess all potential suppliers of raw materials through a rigorous screening process. We ensure that all materials entering our factories are fully traceable from source to finished product, which reflects our dedication to ethical practices.

Explore the Goodich Hinge Range

At Goodich, we are proud of our long-standing reputation for providing quality, durable and custom solutions to our customers in the UK and around the world. Choosing the right hinge is essential for hanging doors, cabinets, or gates; we’ll guide you through it.

Our collection includes a wide range of high-quality stainless steel hinges, including:

Door hinges
Strap hinges
Butt hinges
D-shaped hinges
Heavy duty hinges

Our hinges are made from 304 and 316 grade stainless steel, making them perfect for a variety of applications. 304 grade stainless steel is ideal for doors, DIY projects and construction needs, while 316 marine grade stainless steel is designed for challenging marine environments such as yachting and boating.

You can choose from a variety of hinge styles, including butt hinges, flush hinges, T-shaped hinges, and ball bearing hinges, each offering unique benefits tailored for different door types and configurations. Our wide range of standard to heavy-duty hinges meets the needs of any application.

Our finishes include brass, chrome and satin nickel, allowing you to effortlessly match your hinges with the rest of your door hardware for a coordinated look throughout your home.

FAQ

How do I install door hinges?

To install door hinges, first mark the hinge locations on the door and frame. Use a chisel to create grooves for the hinges, then secure the hinges with screws. Finally, test the door to ensure smooth operation. If you’re installing a new door, check out our guide on how to install interior doors for detailed instructions.

What type of hinges does my door need?

The type of hinges needed depends on the weight, size, and intended use of the door. For standard interior doors, use butt hinges. For heavier or exterior doors, consider heavy-duty or ball-bearing hinges to ensure long-term durability and smooth operation.

How many hinges does a door need?

Typically, a door requires two or three hinges for proper support and stability. Specifically, the exact number depends on the size, weight, and use of the door. Furthermore, heavier or taller doors may require three hinges to evenly distribute the weight and prevent sagging over time.