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Zanda Hinges
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Original price $19Current price $15Zanda Fast-fix Bearing Hinge 100 x 70mm Matte Black
Zanda's fast fix hinges are fast and easy to fit and available in a range of colours and sizes to suit your project. Match your hinges to your doo...
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Original price $23Current price $18Zanda Butt Hinge Fixed Pin 100 x 100mm Matte Black
Zanda's wide range of accessories include hinges available in all our different finishes. All hinges come complete with screws to suit timber or me...
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Original price $162Current price $130Zanda 3D Adjustable Concealed Hinge 60KG Matte Black
Great new invisible concealed door hinges in two different sizes for heavy duty doors. Completely concealed when the door is closed allows for perf...
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Zanda hinges for doors around your home
Zanda is a well known Australian door hardware brand, and their hinge range covers the everyday hardware needed to hang and support internal and external doors. Getting the right hinge matters more than it might seem, since hinge type and quality affect how a door swings, how long it lasts, and how well it copes with daily use over the years.
Understanding common hinge types
Most residential doors use a butt hinge, which sits recessed into the door edge and frame and is the standard choice for internal doors around the home. For heavier doors, or doors that are opened and closed frequently, a ball bearing hinge is generally recommended, since the internal bearings reduce friction and wear compared to a basic fixed pin hinge. This can translate into smoother operation and less strain on the door and frame over time, particularly on solid core or external doors.
Matching the hinge to the door
The right hinge for a job depends largely on the weight of the door and how often it will be used. A lightweight internal door in a low traffic area does not need the same specification as a heavy external door or a door on a busy hallway. It is worth checking the size and load rating of a hinge against your door before purchasing, since an undersized hinge can wear prematurely or cause the door to sag over time.
Material and finish considerations
Hinges are exposed to daily handling and, in the case of external doors, to the weather, so material quality matters. When choosing hinges, consider where the door is located and how much wear and moisture exposure it will face, and select a product designed for that environment. Matching your hinge finish to other door hardware, such as handles and locks, will also give a more cohesive, finished look throughout the home.
Installation basics
Most standard hinges are designed to be recessed, or mortised, into both the door and the frame so they sit flush when the door is closed. Getting this right typically involves measuring carefully and using a hinge that matches the standard sizing of your existing door and frame, particularly if you are replacing rather than installing new. If in doubt, it is worth checking existing hinge dimensions before ordering a replacement to ensure a proper fit.
Our Zanda hinge range brings together a selection of hinges suited to a variety of doors and usage levels around the home, giving you a straightforward option whether you are building new, renovating, or simply replacing worn hardware.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a standard hinge and a ball bearing hinge?
A ball bearing hinge uses internal bearings to reduce friction, which generally makes the door swing more smoothly and reduces wear over time. This makes them a common choice for heavier doors or doors used frequently, compared to a basic fixed pin hinge.
How many hinges does a door need?
This depends on the size and weight of the door, with heavier or taller doors typically needing more hinges to distribute the load evenly. It is best to match the number and size of hinges to the specifications of your particular door.
Do external doors need different hinges to internal doors?
External doors are exposed to weather and tend to be heavier, so they generally benefit from a more robust hinge suited to that environment. Internal doors in low traffic areas can usually use a standard hinge without issue.
How do I know what size hinge to buy for a replacement?
The easiest approach is to measure your existing hinge or check the recess in the door and frame before ordering. Matching the existing size helps ensure the new hinge fits the mortised cutout without additional adjustment.
Can I match Zanda hinges with other door hardware finishes?
Yes, choosing a consistent finish across your hinges, handles and locks will give doors a more cohesive look throughout the home. It is worth checking the finish options available before finalising your other door hardware.
