Emtek 92013US7 Square Steel Heavy Duty Hinge Pair

Product Description

The EMTEK 92013US7 is a pair of square heavy-duty hinges constructed from steel and finished in French Antique Brass. Each hinge measures 3.5 x 3.5 inches, providing a full mortise mount suitable for residential and light commercial door applications. The pair ships as a single sales unit and is suited for interior or exterior doors where a traditional square-corner profile is required. Installation is handled by carpenters, finish contractors, or experienced DIYers working on door hardware replacement or new construction. The French Antique Brass finish delivers a warm, aged appearance consistent with period-style and transitional design schemes.

These hinges are appropriate for standard residential door installations where a 3.5 x 3.5 inch square hinge is specified. The heavy-duty steel construction makes them suitable for solid wood and solid-core doors in both new builds and retrofit applications. The French Antique Brass finish coordinates with complementary EMTEK door hardware in the same finish family, including knobs, levers, and rosettes assembled to order.

Key Features

• Square corner profile in a 3.5 x 3.5 inch footprint — standard sizing for most residential doors
• Heavy-duty steel construction for strength and long-term cycle durability
• French Antique Brass finish for a warm, period-appropriate aesthetic
• Sold as a pair (PR) — two hinges per order unit
• Consistent finish coating suitable for pairing with other EMTEK French Antique Brass hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation hinge for residential doors requiring a 3.5 x 3.5 inch square-corner full-mortise hinge in a French Antique Brass finish.

Installation Notes

Hinges of this type are installed by carpenters or finish contractors using a chisel and router to cut the mortise on both the door edge and the door jamb. Power should not be a concern for this hardware, but all door prep should be completed before final finish surfaces are painted or stained. Follow local building codes for door hardware requirements on fire-rated assemblies. Verify door thickness and weight rating compatibility before installation.