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Hinged Doors

Timber, aluminium and powder-coated steel hinged doors suit rooms and entrances. Hinged glass doors retain views, while double hinged doors widen access.

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About Hinged Doors products

Hinged doors need enough clearance to open without obstructing circulation, particularly where an internal door meets a corridor. Aluminium hinged entry doors listed on ArchiPro in Australia include the Vantage Series 549 Hinged Entry Door by Architectural Window Systems. An external door’s frame and seals should be specified alongside adjoining windows and doors.

Hinged doors are an excellent choice for the home or office as they are quiet, easy to use, and effective at keeping out light and sound, swing open via hinges on one side. They are great as both entry doors and dividers between rooms with several door configurations, like single and double doors, to choose from. Popular types include flush hinged doors, known for their sleek appearance; panel hinged doors, which add a traditional touch; glass hinged doors, allowing natural light flow; and dutch hinged doors, unique with their split design. ArchiPro has a wide range of hinged doors, handpicked from trusted suppliers in Australia.

Pivot hinge door

Pivot doors have hinges installed at the top and bottom of the door rather than on the side. They have a contemporary look and suit modern home and building designs.

Double hinged door

Double-hinged doors have hinges that allow the door to swing both ways as inwards and outwards opening.

Hidden hinge door

These doors have a concealed hinge that can’t be seen from the outside, giving the door a minimalist appearance.

The advantages of high-quality hinged doors

There are many advantages to investing in high-quality hinged doors. One is material quality with superior choices giving you the confidence that hinges will be strong enough to support the door. Hinges get a lot of use and poorly made options can loosen faster than well-made ones and result in a sagging door. A door made of quality materials will be quiet, easy to use, and effective at reducing noise, light, and draughts from other spaces. High-quality doors are generally more pleasing to the eye, especially important if you are buying one to use as the front door of your home or business. Glass door hinges need to suit the weight of the door and its fixing details.

How to choose a hinged door that’s right for you

One thing to consider is the hinge application and the way you would like it to swing open. Most of these types of doors are fitted to swing inward; however, if you would like to increase the available space of a room or make it feel more open, you may opt for an outward swinging door. How you would like your hinged door to look is something else to consider. These doors are highly customisable, down to the hinges themselves. They can either stand out, providing a contrast to the door, or they can be subtle, such as hidden door hinges which aren’t noticeable at all.

Revamp your space with doors that blend functionality and style. Bifold doors save space and let in light, French doors add sophistication with wide views, and front doors ensure security and set your home’s tone. Hinged doors offer timeless design, pivot doors make a bold modern statement, and sliding doors optimize space with unobstructed views. Choose commercial doors areas to maintain a professional look for commercial areas.

Should a door have 2 or 3 hinges?

How many hinges a door has generally depends on the size and weight of the door. In Australia, doors usually have three hinges, while lighter interior doors may have only two hinges.

What is the correct spacing for door hinges?

A general rule is to have one hinge per every 76cm of the door.

Do door hinges wear out?

Good quality door hinges should last for around 10-15 years with regular use in Australia. If your hinge has a loose pin, sometimes this can be replaced without also replacing the hinge leaf.