Deltana DSB4B14 Square Hinge Ball Bearing Bright Nickel

Product Description

The DELTANA DSB4B14 is a 4-inch by 4-inch square door hinge with ball bearings and a bright nickel finish. Built for architectural and commercial door applications, this hinge provides smooth, consistent operation through its ball bearing pivot mechanism, which reduces friction and extends service life compared to standard plain-bearing hinges. Sold as a pair, it suits installations where a clean, squared profile and a polished nickel surface are specified. Licensed carpenters, finish contractors, and door hardware installers are the primary trades handling this product.

The DSB4B14 is suited for residential and light commercial interior door installations where architectural appearance and reliable performance are both required. The bright nickel finish coordinates with contemporary and transitional hardware sets. This hinge is appropriate for standard swinging door applications and is typically specified on wood door frames requiring a full-mortise hinge with a finished, corrosion-resistant surface.

Key Features

• Ball bearing construction reduces pivot friction for smoother door swing and longer service life
• 4 inches x 4 inches square profile suits standard full-mortise door hinge applications
• Bright nickel finish provides a clean, polished appearance for architectural installations
• Sold as a pair, matching typical door installation requirements
• Solid architectural-grade construction consistent with Deltana's hardware line

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style full-mortise square hinge for standard residential and light commercial swinging doors requiring a 4-inch by 4-inch ball bearing hinge in a bright nickel finish.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a finish carpenter or licensed door hardware installer. Power down any electric strike or access control hardware associated with the door before beginning work. Mortise the hinge leaf into the door edge and frame jamb to the correct depth to ensure flush seating and proper door alignment. Follow local building codes for door hardware specifications in commercial applications.