BATHROOM HINGES Bathroom hinges are specialized hinges used for doors or other fixtures in bathrooms. These hinges are designed to withstand the high humidity and moisture typically found in bathrooms, ensuring durability and smooth operation over time. They come in various designs and materials, depending on the style and function required. Types of Bathroom Hinges: Stainless Steel Hinges: Corrosion-Resistant: Stainless steel is ideal for bathroom environments because it is resistant to rust and corrosion caused by moisture. Durable: Provides long-lasting strength for bathroom doors or cabinets. Finish Options: Available in various finishes such as brushed, polished, or matte. Brass Hinges: Antique Look: Brass offers a more decorative, vintage aesthetic, which works well with traditional bathroom styles. Rust-Resistant: When properly coated or maintained, brass can resist moisture, although it may require some upkeep to prevent tarnishing. Concealed Hinges (European Hinges): Hidden Mechanism: These hinges are hidden when the door is closed, offering a clean and sleek look. Soft-Close Mechanism: Some concealed hinges come with a soft-close function to prevent doors from slamming shut. Pivot Hinges: Modern Design: Often used for shower doors or frameless glass doors, pivot hinges allow the door to rotate smoothly. Support Heavy Doors: Pivot hinges are sturdy enough to handle the weight of thick glass doors. Spring Hinges: Self-Closing: Spring hinges are often used on bathroom doors, ensuring they automatically close after being opened. Ideal for High-Traffic Areas: Useful in bathrooms where doors are frequently opened and closed. Butt Hinges: Traditional Style: Butt hinges are the most common type used for bathroom doors. Visible Mechanism: These are typically visible and may be made from corrosion-resistant materials. Factors to Consider: Material Quality: Choose a material that is resistant to rust and corrosion, such as stainless steel or brass. Weight and Size of the Door: Make sure the hinge is strong enough to support the weight of your bathroom door, especially if it’s a heavy, solid door. Design: Select a hinge style that complements your bathroom’s decor, whether modern or traditional. Moisture Resistance: Ensure the hinge is designed specifically for high-humidity environments, like those in bathrooms. IF ANY QUERY CONTACT SOHAN LAL GUPTA & CO. MOBILE NO:8650333361