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The HAGER HINGE 1752410R is a full mortise residential spring hinge designed for standard door applications where controlled, self-closing action is required. Built from steel with a matte antique bronze finish, this hinge measures 4 inches by 4 inches with a 5/8-inch radius corner profile. The spring mechanism provides consistent closing force without the need for a separate door closer, making it a practical choice for interior residential doors. Installation requires mortising into both the door edge and the jamb, which keeps the hinge leaves flush and maintains a clean appearance. Licensed carpenters and finish hardware installers handle this type of fitting on new construction and remodel projects alike.
This spring hinge is suited for residential interior door applications where a self-closing function is specified. The full mortise configuration is the standard for pre-hung door assemblies and site-hung doors in light residential framing. The matte antique bronze finish coordinates with period-style and transitional hardware sets. Orders must be placed in multiples of two, as spring hinges are installed in matched pairs to distribute closing tension evenly across the door. Typical applications include bedroom, hallway, and utility room doors requiring consistent closure without a floor- or overhead-mounted closer.
Designed as an OEM-style full mortise spring hinge replacement or new installation component for standard residential interior doors requiring self-closing hardware.
Installation is performed by a licensed carpenter or finish hardware installer. Power down any associated door access control systems before servicing a door assembly. Mortise pockets must be routed to the correct depth so hinge leaves sit flush with the door edge and jamb face. Follow ANSI/BHMA standards for hinge placement and door preparation; consult local building codes for any fire-rated door applications.
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