Emtek 92014US7 Square Steel Heavy Duty Hinge Pair 4x4 in

Product Description

The EMTEK 92014US7 is a pair of square heavy-duty steel door hinges finished in French Antique Brass. Built for demanding door applications, these hinges deliver the structural strength needed for heavier door slabs while maintaining a clean, square-corner profile that suits traditional and transitional architectural styles. Each pair ships as a matched set with consistent finish quality. The French Antique Brass finish provides a warm, aged tone suited for interior and light exterior applications. Licensed contractors, carpenters, and finish hardware installers specify hinges like these for projects where both load capacity and appearance matter.

These hinges are appropriate for residential and light commercial door installations where a 4 inch x 4 inch square heavy-duty hinge is required. Typical applications include solid-core wood doors, entry doors, and passage doors in new construction or remodel work. The French Antique Brass finish coordinates with period-appropriate or transitional interior hardware schemes. Sold as a pair, one order yields two hinges, which is standard fitment for most interior door applications or used as part of a three-hinge set on taller or heavier doors.

Key Features

• Square corner profile for traditional and transitional door frames
• Heavy-duty steel construction for added load capacity on solid-core and heavier doors
• French Antique Brass finish for a warm, aged aesthetic
• Sold as a pair for consistent finish and dimensional matching
• 4 inch x 4 inch leaf size suits standard residential and light commercial door applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation hinge for residential and light commercial doors requiring a 4 inch x 4 inch square heavy-duty hinge in a French Antique Brass finish.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by finish carpenters, door hardware installers, or licensed contractors. Power down any electric strike or access control hardware before working on the door frame. Mortise the hinge leaf into the door edge and frame jamb to the correct depth before fastening to ensure flush seating. Follow local building codes for hinge count and placement, particularly on fire-rated door assemblies.