Best 711422156 Spring Hinge Full-mortise Satin Chrome

Product Description

The BEST 711422156 is a full-mortise spring hinge designed for commercial and institutional door applications. Constructed from steel with a satin chrome finish, it provides automatic self-closing action through a built-in spring mechanism. The hinge supports a load capacity of 200 pounds and features a door leaf height of 4 inches, making it appropriate for standard interior doors in high-traffic environments. Installation is performed by a qualified door hardware or general contractor technician. This is a single-unit replacement component suited for facilities maintenance and door hardware upgrade projects.

This hinge is used in full-mortise door applications where a concealed, flush-mount installation is required. The 360-degree range of motion makes it suitable for doors that must swing in both directions, such as those found in institutional corridors, commercial kitchens, and similar service environments. Each hinge includes 8 mounting holes split evenly between the door leaf and frame leaf, providing a secure, balanced attachment point during installation.

Key Features

• Steel construction for durability in high-traffic door applications
• Built-in spring mechanism provides automatic self-closing action
• Full-mortise mount type for a flush, concealed installation
• Satin chrome finish for a clean, professional appearance
• 200-pound load capacity suitable for solid commercial doors
• 360-degree range of motion supports bi-directional swing doors

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement full-mortise spring hinge for commercial and institutional doors requiring automatic self-closing hardware.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified door hardware technician or general contractor familiar with commercial door hardware. Mortise the hinge recesses into both the door and frame before fastening to ensure a flush fit. Verify that the door is properly supported and de-tensioned from any existing closing hardware before removal or replacement. Follow applicable building code requirements for door hardware in your jurisdiction.