3.5" Door Hinges, 5/8" Radius

I replaced hinges on 12 doors which were over 60 years old. It was easy to do without taking doors off...first the middle, then the bottom, then the top. Total of 36 new hinges..They are bright and shiny and the screws provided were better and slightly longer than existing screws, plus one extra long screw is provided to be used as the center screw on the door jamb side....one for each of the three hinges used per door. This requires the use of a drill bit in the center hole of each hinge..to deepen the existing hole but was very easy to do..This ensures the hinges are strongly mounted on the jamb side in the event any of the existing holes were weakened over the decades of door use. VERY PLEASED WITH THESE HINGES.

These add a lot to a room. Tip, I did not remove my doors. I changed every door taking off one latch at a time. Starting with the middle hinge. Brand new, no paint overflow, and for me with the glass knob door handles. Just a big wow! factor. Don't forget to measure hinges already mounted.

Exactly matches my old door hinges from around the year 1990.
It is called 3+1/2 inch by 3+1/2 inch because that is the height by
overall span. That's if you open up the hinge and set it on a flat
surface. Each half of the hinge has a 1+1/2 inch mounting surface
and has rounded corners called 5/8 inch.

My big thing with these is that the PINS .. ARE .. REMOVABLE.
That's a big deal for me. The Pins are in there very tight. I had to remove
them using a vice, a punch and a hammer. Once you get it out by a
centimeter, you can pull it out the rest of the way with pliers.

The screws are very nice. 18 short ones and 3 long ones, All stainless
steel with self tapping and strong heads with number 2 Phillips drive.
I normally use my own superior screws, but not in this case.

Hail to the AmzGod.