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Elevate your interior design with the premium pivot hinge from Jiangmen Degol Hardware, a sophisticated solution designed for those seeking a modern and minimalist aesthetic. This high-performance stainless steel pivot hinge is engineered to support the weight of the door from the floor rather than the frame, making it the perfect choice for heavy duty pivot hinges used in oversized or custom door installations. By utilizing a concealed mounting system, this hardware allows for a clean, seamless look that eliminates the visual clutter of traditional hinges while ensuring exceptionally smooth and silent operation. Whether you are installing a grand entrance door or a sleek hidden partition, our pivot hardware provides the structural integrity and precision needed to redefine door movement with excellence.
Brand | Degol |
Product name | Stainless steel pivot hinge door hinge made in China |
Finish | SSS, PSS, AB, AC, PVD or Customized |
Product Model | DH1038 |
Size | 4 Inch/Customizable |
Accessory | Keys,Screws,Latch,Strick plate |
Type | Door handle lockset lever lock |
Material | Stainless steel 201, 304 or 316 |
Suit for | Door,storeroom,classroom,hotel |
OEM | Welcome |
Sample | Free |
MOQ | 200 pieces |
Delivery time | Usually 25~35 days |
1. Preparation & Layout
Determine the Pivot Point: Decide how far from the edge of the door you want the pivot to sit. Standard placement is usually 1" to 2" from the door edge.
Mark the Door: Place the hinge plates on the top and bottom edges of the door. Trace the outline of the plate and mark the screw holes.
Mark the Frame: Use a plumb bob or a laser level to ensure the top pivot point on the header is perfectly aligned with the bottom pivot point on the floor/sill. Alignment is critical; if they are off, the door will bind or hang crooked.
2. Mortising (Recessing)
To ensure the door closes flush, you must "mortise" the hardware into the wood.
Cut the Recess: Using a hammer and chisel (or a router), remove the wood within your traced lines until the hinge plate sits perfectly flush with the surface of the door, floor, and header.
Drill for the Pivot Pin: The cylindrical "cup" or "pin" section requires a deeper hole. Use a spade bit or Forstner bit to drill the center hole to the depth specified by the hardware (usually about 1" to 1.5" deep).
3. Mounting the Hardware
Attach to Door: Screw the door-side plates into the top and bottom of the door.
Attach to Frame: Screw the floor plate and the header plate into their respective positions.
Note: If installing on concrete, you will need a masonry bit and plastic anchors.
1. Operating the Door
The Swing: Unlike a standard door that pulls away from the frame, a pivot door "slices" through the opening. If it's a center-hung pivot, the back edge of the door will swing into the room as the front edge swings out.
Weight Distribution: Because the weight sits on the bottom pin (on the floor) rather than hanging from the side jamb, the door will feel much lighter to push than a standard door of the same weight.
Hold-Open Feature: Many Degol-style hinges have a "detent" or hold-open point at 90°. When you push the door to a right angle, it will click into place and stay open.
2. Fine-Tuning (The Adjustments)
If the door is scraping the floor or not sitting straight, you use the adjustment screws:
Vertical Adjustment (Height): Look at the bottom hinge plate on the door. There is often a center screw or a hex bolt.
Clockwise: Raises the door (to clear thick rugs or uneven floors).
Counter-clockwise: Lowers the door.
Alignment: If the door is leaning, you must adjust the top pivot pin. Some models allow you to slide the top pin slightly left or right before locking it down to ensure the door is perfectly plumb.
3. Maintenance
Lubrication: These hinges use internal ball bearings. If the door starts to squeak or feels "gritty," apply a small amount of lithium grease or silicone spray directly onto the pivot pins. Avoid WD-40, as it dries out quickly.
Tightening: Because pivot doors are often heavy, check the mounting screws on the floor and header once a year. The constant rotation can slowly loosen screws in wooden frames.
It is compatible with most hard surfaces like wood, tile, or marble. However, if you have underfloor heating, you must be careful when drilling into the floor to avoid damaging the heating elements.
Yes, because it is made of solid 304 stainless steel, it is designed for heavy-duty performance. Since the weight is transferred directly to the floor rather than the frame, it prevents heavy doors from sagging or drifting over time.
The hinge itself provides structural protection for the door, but because it allows for 360-degree rotation, it does not have a built-in "stop". To protect your walls from impact, you should pair this hinge with a separate door stopper.
1. Superior Weight Handling
Traditional "butt hinges" hang a door from the side of the frame, putting immense stress on the screws and the wood.
Floor-to-Header Support: Pivot hinges transfer 100% of the door's weight directly into the floor.
No "Sagging": Because the weight is supported vertically, these hinges are the go-to choice for heavy solid wood doors, metal doors, or bookcase (hidden) doors that would otherwise sag over time.
2. The "Hidden" Minimalist Look
Architects and designers choose these because they are almost entirely invisible when the door is closed.
Clean Lines: You don't see three metal knuckles sticking out from the side of the door.
Flush Finish: It allows the door to sit perfectly flush with the wall, making it ideal for "invisible doors" or secret rooms.
3. Space and Versatility
Offset Options: Many pivot hinges allow you to move the pivot point inward. This is helpful if you have a very wide door but limited swing space.
Double-Acting Swing: Depending on the specific Degol model, these often allow the door to swing both ways (push to open from either side), which is great for kitchens or high-traffic corridors.
360-Degree Rotation: If not blocked by a frame, a pivot door can spin completely, which is useful for creative room dividers.
4. Durability for High-Traffic
Because the mechanism relies on a heavy-duty ball bearing at the base rather than friction between metal plates (like standard hinges), they tend to last much longer in commercial settings or busy homes without needing to be replaced.
Custom Support & Sale:+86-750-3915520
Phone:+86 13725946499
E-mail:info@degolhardware.com
Address: Building 2, No. 898 Jiangmen Avenue Middle, Pengjiang District, Jiangmen CityGuangdong, China 529000
Elevate your interior design with the premium pivot hinge from Jiangmen Degol Hardware, a sophisticated solution designed for those seeking a modern and minimalist aesthetic. This high-performance stainless steel pivot hinge is engineered to support the weight of the door from the floor rather than the frame, making it the perfect choice for heavy duty pivot hinges used in oversized or custom door installations. By utilizing a concealed mounting system, this hardware allows for a clean, seamless look that eliminates the visual clutter of traditional hinges while ensuring exceptionally smooth and silent operation. Whether you are installing a grand entrance door or a sleek hidden partition, our pivot hardware provides the structural integrity and precision needed to redefine door movement with excellence.
Brand | Degol |
Product name | Stainless steel pivot hinge door hinge made in China |
Finish | SSS, PSS, AB, AC, PVD or Customized |
Product Model | DH1038 |
Size | 4 Inch/Customizable |
Accessory | Keys,Screws,Latch,Strick plate |
Type | Door handle lockset lever lock |
Material | Stainless steel 201, 304 or 316 |
Suit for | Door,storeroom,classroom,hotel |
OEM | Welcome |
Sample | Free |
MOQ | 200 pieces |
Delivery time | Usually 25~35 days |
1. Preparation & Layout
Determine the Pivot Point: Decide how far from the edge of the door you want the pivot to sit. Standard placement is usually 1" to 2" from the door edge.
Mark the Door: Place the hinge plates on the top and bottom edges of the door. Trace the outline of the plate and mark the screw holes.
Mark the Frame: Use a plumb bob or a laser level to ensure the top pivot point on the header is perfectly aligned with the bottom pivot point on the floor/sill. Alignment is critical; if they are off, the door will bind or hang crooked.
2. Mortising (Recessing)
To ensure the door closes flush, you must "mortise" the hardware into the wood.
Cut the Recess: Using a hammer and chisel (or a router), remove the wood within your traced lines until the hinge plate sits perfectly flush with the surface of the door, floor, and header.
Drill for the Pivot Pin: The cylindrical "cup" or "pin" section requires a deeper hole. Use a spade bit or Forstner bit to drill the center hole to the depth specified by the hardware (usually about 1" to 1.5" deep).
3. Mounting the Hardware
Attach to Door: Screw the door-side plates into the top and bottom of the door.
Attach to Frame: Screw the floor plate and the header plate into their respective positions.
Note: If installing on concrete, you will need a masonry bit and plastic anchors.
1. Operating the Door
The Swing: Unlike a standard door that pulls away from the frame, a pivot door "slices" through the opening. If it's a center-hung pivot, the back edge of the door will swing into the room as the front edge swings out.
Weight Distribution: Because the weight sits on the bottom pin (on the floor) rather than hanging from the side jamb, the door will feel much lighter to push than a standard door of the same weight.
Hold-Open Feature: Many Degol-style hinges have a "detent" or hold-open point at 90°. When you push the door to a right angle, it will click into place and stay open.
2. Fine-Tuning (The Adjustments)
If the door is scraping the floor or not sitting straight, you use the adjustment screws:
Vertical Adjustment (Height): Look at the bottom hinge plate on the door. There is often a center screw or a hex bolt.
Clockwise: Raises the door (to clear thick rugs or uneven floors).
Counter-clockwise: Lowers the door.
Alignment: If the door is leaning, you must adjust the top pivot pin. Some models allow you to slide the top pin slightly left or right before locking it down to ensure the door is perfectly plumb.
3. Maintenance
Lubrication: These hinges use internal ball bearings. If the door starts to squeak or feels "gritty," apply a small amount of lithium grease or silicone spray directly onto the pivot pins. Avoid WD-40, as it dries out quickly.
Tightening: Because pivot doors are often heavy, check the mounting screws on the floor and header once a year. The constant rotation can slowly loosen screws in wooden frames.
It is compatible with most hard surfaces like wood, tile, or marble. However, if you have underfloor heating, you must be careful when drilling into the floor to avoid damaging the heating elements.
Yes, because it is made of solid 304 stainless steel, it is designed for heavy-duty performance. Since the weight is transferred directly to the floor rather than the frame, it prevents heavy doors from sagging or drifting over time.
The hinge itself provides structural protection for the door, but because it allows for 360-degree rotation, it does not have a built-in "stop". To protect your walls from impact, you should pair this hinge with a separate door stopper.
1. Superior Weight Handling
Traditional "butt hinges" hang a door from the side of the frame, putting immense stress on the screws and the wood.
Floor-to-Header Support: Pivot hinges transfer 100% of the door's weight directly into the floor.
No "Sagging": Because the weight is supported vertically, these hinges are the go-to choice for heavy solid wood doors, metal doors, or bookcase (hidden) doors that would otherwise sag over time.
2. The "Hidden" Minimalist Look
Architects and designers choose these because they are almost entirely invisible when the door is closed.
Clean Lines: You don't see three metal knuckles sticking out from the side of the door.
Flush Finish: It allows the door to sit perfectly flush with the wall, making it ideal for "invisible doors" or secret rooms.
3. Space and Versatility
Offset Options: Many pivot hinges allow you to move the pivot point inward. This is helpful if you have a very wide door but limited swing space.
Double-Acting Swing: Depending on the specific Degol model, these often allow the door to swing both ways (push to open from either side), which is great for kitchens or high-traffic corridors.
360-Degree Rotation: If not blocked by a frame, a pivot door can spin completely, which is useful for creative room dividers.
4. Durability for High-Traffic
Because the mechanism relies on a heavy-duty ball bearing at the base rather than friction between metal plates (like standard hinges), they tend to last much longer in commercial settings or busy homes without needing to be replaced.
Custom Support & Sale:+86-750-3915520
Phone:+86 13725946499
E-mail:info@degolhardware.com
Address: Building 2, No. 898 Jiangmen Avenue Middle, Pengjiang District, Jiangmen CityGuangdong, China 529000
