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Gate Locks and Latches

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Drop Bolts

Farm Gate Hinges

Bullet Hinges

Overlay Cabinet Hinges

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Blum Cabinet Hinges

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Demountable Hinges

Butterfly Cabinet Hinges

Small Butt Hinges

Lid Support and Stays

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Drawer Slides

Cabinet Catches

Knife Hinges

Cabinet Knobs

Cabinet Pulls

Heavy Duty Hinges

Commercial Ball Bearing

Commercial Spring Hinges

Weld On Hinges

Wide Throw Hinges

Swing Clear Hinges

Locinox Gate Closers

Strap Hinges

Pivot Hinges

Concealed Hinges

Piano Hinges

Heavy Duty BadAss Hinges

Door Closers

Wholesale Door Hinges

Electrified Hinges

Commercial Locks

Lid Support Hinges and Stays

Furniture Hinges Table and Mirror

Marine Hinges

Parliament Hinges

Wide Throw Hinges

Swing Clear Hinges

Shutter Hinges

Torque Hinges

Piano Hinges

Continuous Geared Hinges

Barn Door Hardware

Bifold Door Hardware

Pocket Door Hardware

Lift Off Hinges

Wood Hinge Screws

Machine Hinge Screws

Door Installation Hardware

Door Stoppers Chocks and Silencers

Toolbox Bundles

Hinge Pins

Ball Catches and Strike Plates

Cabinet Catches

Flush Bolts

Handrail Brackets

Hinge Jigs and Templates

Weatherstripping for Doors

Door Thresholds

Gate Stops

Stainless Steel Eye Bolts

How Much Is a Hinge?

The cost of hinges depends on a variety of factors include hinge type, function, material and finish.  In this article, we are going to break down the cost ranges of the most popular types of door hinges on the market and make sure you do not pay more than you need to pay for quality hinges.

Cost of Plain Bearing Butt Hinges

Plain bearing hinges are the most common door hinges on the market.  Most homes in the United States still use cheap plain bearing door hinges. 


Cost of Ball Bearing Door Hinges

Ball Bearing hinges are an upgrade from the standard plain bearing hinges.  They do cost more money than the plain bearing hinges, but you will see a significant difference over time.  Ball Bearings on the hinges reduce the friction of the hinge and help prevent dust build up over time.  We highly recommend making the investment in ball bearing hinges.  It will pay off in the long run.

Cost of Spring Door Hinges

Spring hinges also known as self-closing hinges have springs built directly into the hinge to bring the door back to a closed position.  Spring hinges are now required to be installed on your door leading to the garage in most states.  They typically cost more than your standard plain bearing or ball bearing hinges.  We recommend installing at least 2 spring hinges per door and setting the tension as low as possible to prolong the life of the springs in the hinge.

Cost of Security Door Hinges

Security hingesare a must have for doors that swing out.  Outswing doors are very common in coastal areas and require security hinges.  Typical security hinges come with non-removable pins or security tabs.  We recommend installing at least 2 security hinges per door.

Cost of Stainless Steel Door Hinges

Stainless Steel Hinges are made of a solid stainless steel and cost more than typical steel hinges.  Steel hinges are usually available in the following popular finishes:  Satin Nickel, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Polished Chrome, Antique Brass, Polished Brass, and many more.  Stainless Steel hinges typically come in a satin stainless steel finish and has a silver look.

  • Price Range: From $4.95 for a cheap 3.5 inch stainless steel hinge found on a variety of marketplaces to $24.95 for a high end 316 Grade Stainless Steel Hinge
  • Good Quality for Affordable Price: We recommend spending at least $12.50 for a good quality 3.5 Inch stainless steel hinge. Again, 4 inch stainless steel hinges will cost a bit more.
  • Check out Hinge Outlet’s recommended stainless steel hinges from $22.95 per 2 pack.


Cost of Stainless Steel Hinges

Cost of Commercial Grade Door Hinges

Commercial Grade Door Hinges are thicker than typical residential grade hinges.  Because of the thicker metal, these hinges will cost more money.  Commercial Grade Hinges are also available in a variety of sizes and finishes which will affect the cost of the hinge.

For more than a decade, HingeOutlet.com has delivered the highest quality door hinges at the best possible prices. We offer the largest selection of door hinges online, as well as door accessories like wood screws, door hinge stops, ball catches, flush bolts, and more. In addition to our premium product offering from the leading hinge manufacturers, HingeOutlet.com manufactures a custom line of door hinge products. Join our mailing list to be the first to learn about new product offerings and gain VIP access to sales and special offers.

 

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