Ives 700 83 US32D Concealed Continuous Hinge 83in Ss

Product Description

The IVES 700 83 US32D is a concealed pin and barrel continuous hinge finished in satin stainless steel. Continuous hinges, also called piano hinges, run the full length of the door edge to distribute load evenly along the entire hinge line rather than concentrating stress at two or three knuckle points. The concealed design keeps the barrel and pin mechanism hidden when the door is closed, producing a clean sight line suitable for architectural applications where exposed hardware is not acceptable. At 83 inches in length, this hinge is sized for standard full-height commercial door frames. Installation is typically performed by commercial door and hardware specialists or finish carpenters.

This hinge is suited for commercial and institutional interior door applications where continuous support and a finished appearance are required. Typical installations include office entry doors, corridor doors, and high-traffic interior openings where conventional three-point hinges would wear prematurely. The satin stainless steel finish resists corrosion, making it appropriate for environments with elevated humidity such as healthcare, food service, or coastal facilities.

Key Features

• Full-length 83-inch continuous hinge distributes door weight evenly along the entire door edge
• Concealed pin and barrel mechanism is hidden from view when the door is closed
• Satin stainless steel finish provides corrosion resistance in demanding environments
• Piano hinge design reduces stress concentrations that cause premature wear at individual hinge points
• Sized for standard full-height commercial door applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style continuous hinge replacement or new installation component for full-height commercial interior doors requiring concealed pin and barrel hardware in a satin stainless steel finish.

Installation Notes

Installation of continuous hinges on commercial doors is typically performed by a licensed door hardware installer or commercial carpenter. The door and frame must be properly mortised or surface-prepared to accept the full hinge leaf before fastening. Power down any access-control or electrified hardware integrated with the door assembly before beginning work. Follow applicable building codes and hardware manufacturer guidelines for fastener type and spacing along the hinge length.