Ives 224HD 83 313AN Continuous Geared Hinge Full Mortise

Product Description

The IVES 224HD 83 313AN is a full-mortise continuous geared hinge constructed from aluminum and finished in dark bronze. Continuous geared hinges span the full height of the door, distributing load across the entire door edge rather than concentrating stress at two or three points. This design significantly reduces wear on the door frame and leaf over time. At 83 inches in length with a 1/16 inch inset, this hinge is sized for standard commercial door applications. It is typically installed by commercial door and hardware technicians or finish carpenters on high-traffic door assemblies.

This continuous hinge is suited for commercial and institutional interior or exterior door applications where durability and long cycle life are required. The full-mortise mounting style means both the door leaf and the frame leaf are mortised flush into the door and frame respectively, producing a clean finished appearance. The 83 inch length accommodates standard commercial door heights. The dark bronze finish is appropriate for architectural hardware programs requiring a coordinated aesthetic.

Key Features

• Full-mortise design mounts flush into door edge and frame for a clean profile
• Continuous geared construction distributes load along the full door height
• 83 inch length covers standard commercial door height
• 1/16 inch inset accommodates specific door and frame clearance requirements
• Aluminum construction offers corrosion resistance with low weight
• Dark bronze finish coordinates with standard commercial architectural hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation continuous geared hinge for full-mortise commercial door assemblies requiring an 83 inch hinge length with a 1/16 inch inset.

Installation Notes

Installation of a full-mortise continuous hinge requires precise mortising of both the door edge and the frame stile to the correct depth before fastening. Ensure the door is properly supported and removed from service before beginning work. Follow the door and hardware manufacturer guidelines for fastener type and spacing. Local building codes may govern hardware requirements for rated door assemblies, so verify compliance before installation.