Emtek 92013US10B Square Steel Heavy Duty Hinge Pair

Product Description

The EMTEK 92013US10B is a pair of square heavy duty steel door hinges finished in oil rubbed bronze. Each hinge measures 3.5 inches by 3.5 inches, providing a sturdy mounting footprint suited for solid interior and exterior doors. The oil rubbed bronze finish delivers a dark, hand-applied look consistent with traditional and transitional hardware aesthetics. Sold as a pair, these hinges are installed by carpenters, finish contractors, and door hardware specialists during new construction and renovation work where consistent finish coordination across locksets, levers, and rosettes is required.

These hinges are appropriate for residential and light commercial door applications. The square corner profile suits door frames and jambs routed for a standard square-corner mortise. The heavy duty construction makes them a practical choice for solid wood, solid core, and other higher-weight door slabs where standard-weight hinges may be undersized. The oil rubbed bronze finish is commonly matched with complementary door hardware in the same finish family.

Key Features

• Square corner profile for standard mortise routing on door frames and jambs
• Heavy duty steel construction for increased load capacity on solid and solid core doors
• Oil rubbed bronze finish for a consistent look with coordinating door hardware
• 3.5 inch by 3.5 inch hinge leaf dimensions
• Sold as a pair, two hinges per order unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation hinge for residential and light commercial doors requiring a 3.5 inch square corner mortise hinge in oil rubbed bronze finish.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by carpenters or finish hardware contractors using standard mortise chisels, a drill, and appropriate wood screws. Power down any associated access control or electric strike hardware before servicing an active door frame. Verify door weight and frequency of use against hinge load ratings before installation. Follow local building codes for minimum hinge count per door based on door height and weight.