HARDWARE

HARDWARE
 Metal products used in construction, such
as: bolts, nails, screws (as in rough
hardware); and fittings, such as, catches,
HARDWARE
hinges, locks, etc. (finish hardware); and
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
Nails tools. They are classified as:
Screws
Bolts

ROUGH HARDWARE – Hardware meant to be

TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE
Hinges 
Latches and Locksets
concealed, such as bolts, nails, screws, spikes,
and other metal fittings.
Closers
Pivots
Panic Hardware
Push plates and pull bars
 FINISH HARDWARE – also called Architectural
Hardware, Builders’ Finish Hardware, Finish
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms Builders’ Hardware. Hardware, such as hinges,
Weather stripping locks, catches, etc., that has a finished
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Furniture Hinges appearance as well as a function esp. that used
Cabinet Catches with doors, window, and cabinets; may be
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays considered part of the decorative treatment of a
Drawer runners
Locks
room or building.
Shelf supports
 TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
◼ Common Wire Nail or Common Nail – a
cut or wire low-carbon steel nail, having a
slender plain shank and a medium diamond
point; used in work where finish is
unimportant, as in framing.
HARDWARE
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
◼ Finishing Nail – a slender nail made from
Nails finer wire than the common nail; has a
Screws
Bolts brad-type head which permits it to be set
below the surface of the wood, leaving
TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE
Hinges only a small hole which can be puttied
Latches and Locksets
Closers
easily; used in finishing work.
Brad Nail – a small finishing nail, usually of
Pivots
Panic Hardware ◼
Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers
the same thickness throughout, with a
Astragals head that is almost flush with the sides or
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms a head that projects slightly to one side.
Weather stripping
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thinner; has a long shank which may be
Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays
smooth or barbed.
Drawer runners
Locks ◼ Casing Nail – a slender nail with a small,
Shelf supports
slightly flared head used for finishing work.
 6. Ring-shank Nail – a nail having a number
of ring-like grooves around the shank to
increase its holding power.
7. Clinch or Clench Nail – any nail designed
HARDWARE for clinching, after driving. Clinching is
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE securing a nail, staple, screw or bolt, by
Nails hammering the protruding point so that it
is bent over.
Screws
Bolts

TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE

Hinges
8. Roofing Nail – a short nail having a
Latches and Locksets barbed or ring shank and a comparatively
Closers
Pivots
large flat head; may be galvanized or
Panic Hardware bright[1]; often provided with a
Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers neoprene, lead, or plastic washer; used
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners
to secure roofing felt or shingles to a
Automatic Door Bottoms roof-deck or roof boards.
Weather stripping
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Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches
Cabinet Knobs 
Lid Stays [1] Bright – a metal finish using a dip to give a bright
Drawer runners
Locks surface to brasses; often amixture of sulfuric acid,
Shelf supports nitric acid, hydrochloric acid, and water.
 9. Metal Lath Nail – a nail designed for
securing a metal lath. A metal lath is a
base for plaster fabricated: (a) by
slitting metal and then stretching it to
form a diamond-shaped mesh or (b) by
HARDWARE
punching and forming sheet metal.
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE Usually classified as rib lath, diamond-
Nails
Screws
mesh lath, sheet lath, or wire lath.
Electrician’s Staple Nail – a u-shaped
Bolts
10.
TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE
Hinges piece of metal or heavy wire, with
Latches and Locksets pointed ends, driven into a surface to
Closers
Pivots secure a sheet material, hold a hasp,
Panic Hardware
Push plates and pull bars
etc.
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals 11. Concrete nail – a hardened steel nail
Bolts and Fasteners having a flat countersunk head and a
Automatic Door Bottoms
Weather stripping diamond point; used for nailing to
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Furniture Hinges
concrete or masonry.
Cabinet Catches
Cabinet Knobs 12. Masonry nail – a hardened steel nail with
Lid Stays
a knurled or fluted shank; esp. used for
fastening to masonry.
Drawer runners
Locks
Shelf supports
 TYPES OF NAIL CONSTRUCTION
 Face-nailing – nailing in which
the nails are driven
perpendicular to the face of
HARDWARE the material.
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
Nails  Blind-nailing – also called
Screws
Bolts concealed or secret nailing.
TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE Nailing in such a way that the
nail heads are not visible on
Hinges
Latches and Locksets

the face of the work. In

Closers
Pivots
Panic Hardware
Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers
finished roofing, the use of
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners nails that are not exposed to
Automatic Door Bottoms
Weather stripping the weather.
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Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches  Toe-nailing – also called skew
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays or tusk nailing. Nailing
obliquely to the surfaces
Drawer runners
Locks

being joined.
Shelf supports
 Screws – are externally threaded
fasteners.
1. Wood screw – a helically threaded
metal fastener having a pointed end;
HARDWARE forms its own mating thread when
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
driven into wood or other resilient
Nails material.
Screws
Bolts
2. Metal screw – fastened by screwing
TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE into metal.
Hinges
Latches and Locksets
Closers 3. Lag screw, lag bolt, coach screw – a
Pivots bolt having a square head and a thin,
coarse-pitched thread.
Panic Hardware
Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners
4. Screw anchors – an anchor (similar to
Automatic Door Bottoms an expansion bolt) having a metal
Weather stripping
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Furniture Hinges axis; when the shell is placed in a hole
Cabinet Catches
Cabinet Knobs and the screw is driven in, the shell
Lid Stays
Drawer runners
expands, tightly securing the anchor in
Locks the hole. Locally called a tux screw
Shelf supports
with a plastic shell.
5. Tekscrew – a screw used to fasten
metal roofing sheets to the purlins.
  Bolts – A metallic pin or rod having a head on one end
and an external thread on the other for screwing up a
HARDWARE
nut[1]; used for holding members or parts of members
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
Nails together.
Screws
Bolts

TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE [1] Nut – a short metal block having a central hole which is threaded to
Hinges
Latches and Locksets receive a bolt, screw, or other threaded part.
Closers
Pivots
Panic Hardware
Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms
Weather stripping
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Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays
Drawer runners
Locks
Shelf supports
  Machine bolt – a threaded bolt having a
straight shank and a conventional head such
as a square, hexagonal, button, or
countersunk type.
HARDWARE  Stove bolt –
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE  Carriage bolt – a threaded bolt having a
Nails circular head, an oval or flat bearing
Screws
Bolts surface, and a means (such as a square
shoulder under the head) of preventing
TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE
Hinges
rotation of the bolt.
Toggle bolt – a bolt having a nut with
Latches and Locksets
Closers 
Pivots pivoted flanged wings that close against a
Panic Hardware
Push plates and pull bars spring when it is pushed through a hole, and
Door stops and bumpers open after emerging from the hole; used to
Astragals
fasten objects to a hollow wall or to a wall
which is accessible only from one side.
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms
Weather stripping
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Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches shields. An anchoring device having an
Cabinet Knobs expandable socket that swells as a bolt is
Lid Stays tightened into it; used in masonry walls for
Drawer runners
Locks attaching timber, etc.
Shelf supports
 TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE
 DOOR HARDWARE
 Functions of Door Hardware
HARDWARE
 Hanging the door: hinges, pivots, and
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
Nails
combination pivots and closers.
Screws
Bolts  Operating the door: handles, latches, push
TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE plates, and pull bars.
Hinges
Latches and Locksets
Closers  Closing the door: door closers and
Pivots
Panic Hardware
combination pivots and closers.
Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers  Locking the door: locksets, dead bolts, flush
bolts, electric locks, and other special
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms
Weather stripping devices.
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Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches
 Sealing the door: weather stripping, sound
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays
seals, smoke seals.
 Protecting the door: kick plates, corner
Drawer runners
Locks
Shelf supports
protection, and similar materials.
 Hinges – are movable joints used to
attach, support, and turn a door (or
cover) about a pivot; consist of two
plates joined together by a pin
which support the door and connect
HARDWARE it to its frame, enabling it to swing
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE open or closed.
Nails
Screws
Bolts

TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE

Hinges
The types of door hinges are:
 Butt hinge – referred to as butts
Latches and Locksets
Closers
Pivots
Panic Hardware because they are usually attached
Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers
to the butt edge of a door. Hinges
Astragals consist of two leaves with an odd
number of knuckles on one leaf and
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms
Weather stripping
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Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches other. The knuckles are attached
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays
with a pin. The pin and knuckles
Drawer runners form the barrel of the hinge, which
is finished with a tip. There are four
Locks
Shelf supports

basic types:
 The Four Basic Types of Hinges are:

Full Mortise Hinge – is the most

common type and has both leaves fully
mortised into the frame and edge of the
door.
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Half-Surface Hinge – has one leaf
mounted on the face of the door and the
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
Nails
Screws
Bolts other leaf mortised into the frame.
TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE
Hinges
Half-Mortise Hinge – leaves are
Latches and Locksets surface-applied to the frame and
mortised into the edge of the door.
Closers
Pivots
Panic Hardware

Full-Surface Hinge – is applied to the

Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners face of both the door and frame.
Automatic Door Bottoms
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The various types of hinges are used

Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays when either the door or frame cannot
Drawer runners
Locks
be mortised. For example, a half-
Shelf supports mortise hinge may be bolted or welded
to a heavy steel frame.
 1. Other types of butt hinges are:
1. Fast pin hinge – a hinge in which the pin is
fastened permanently in place.
2. Loose pin hinge – a hinge having a removable
pin which permits its two parts to be
separated.
HARDWARE 3. Loose joint hinge – a hinge having two
knuckles; one of which has a vertical pin
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE that fits into a corresponding hole in the
Nails
Screws
other by lifting the door up off the vertical
Bolts pin. The door may be removed by
unscrewing the hinge.
TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE
Hinges 2. Olive-knuckle hinge – a paumelle hinge with
Latches and Locksets
Closers knuckles forming an oval shape.
Pivots
Panic Hardware 3. Invisible hinge – a hinge so constructed that
Push plates and pull bars
no parts are exposed when the door is
closed. A famous brand name is SOSS.
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms 4. Spring hinge – a hinge containing one or
Weather stripping
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Furniture Hinges hinge returns to its closed position
Cabinet Catches automatically; may act in one direction
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays only, or in both directions (as on a swinging
Drawer runners
Locks
door). There are two types:
Shelf supports 1. Spring butt hinge
2. Spring pivot hinge
 HARDWARE
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
Nails
Screws
Bolts

TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE

Hinges
Latches and Locksets
Closers
Pivots
Panic Hardware
Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms
Weather stripping
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Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays
Drawer runners
Locks
Shelf supports
 Latches and Locksets – are devices to
HARDWARE hold a door in the closed position and
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
Nails
lock it. A latchset only holds the door
Screws
Bolts in place with no provision for locking.
TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE
Hinges
It has a beveled latch extending from
Latches and Locksets
Closers the face of the door edge and
automatically engages the strike
Pivots
Panic Hardware
Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals mounted in the frame when the door
is closed. A lockset has a special
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms
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Furniture Hinges mechanism that allows the door to be
locked with a key or thumbturn.
Cabinet Catches
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays
Drawer runners
Locks
Shelf supports
 There are four types of latches and locks:
1. Mortise lock or latch – is installed in a rectangular area cut out of the
door.
1. more secure than a bored lock;
2. wider variety of locking options;
3. allows the use of a dead bolt[1] and a latch bolt[2], both of which can be
retracted with a single operation; and
4. with a variety of knob and lever handle designs.
2. Preassembled lock and latch – also called unit lock. Is a complete unit slid
into a notch made in the edge of the door and requires very little
HARDWARE adjustment. They are often found in older buildings.
3. Bored lock and latch – also called cylindrical lock. Is installed by boring
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE holes through the face of the door and from the edge of the door to the
Nails other bored opening.
Screws
Bolts 1. relatively easy to install;

TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE

2. less expensive than mortise locks;
Hinges 3. offer fewer operating functions than do mortise locks.
Latches and Locksets
Closers 4. Interconnected lock – have a cylindrical lock and a dead bolt. The two
Pivots locks are interconnected so that a single action of turning a knob or lever
Panic Hardware handle on the inside releases both bolts.
Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers  Other local classifications of door locks are:
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners  Entrance lockset – an intricately designed lockset; operated inside with a
Automatic Door Bottoms key and a thumbturn or a universal button which when pushed stays put
Weather stripping and locks the door.
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Furniture Hinges  Bedroom lockset – same as the entrance lockset but simpler in design.
Cabinet Catches
 Toilet lockset – a simply designed lockset which is locked from the inside
Cabinet Knobs by pushing, without a key, a universal button. To release, the cylindrical
Lid Stays knob is turned from the inside only.
Drawer runners
Locks
Shelf supports [1] Dead bolt – a type of door lock; the bolt which is square in cross section, is operated by the
door key or a turn piece.
[2] Latch bolt – a spring bolt, one edge of which is beveled; when the door or window to which it
is attached is closed, the bolt is forced inward; when in the fully closed position, the bolt
springs back into a fixed notch or cavity.
  Other important terminology in relation
to locks and latches are:
 Knob – a handle, more or less spherical,
usually for operating a lock.
 Knob rose – a round disk or plate
HARDWARE fastened to the face of a door around the
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE hole in the door through which the
Nails
Screws doorknob spindle passes.
Bolts

TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE

 Escutcheon – a protective plate
Hinges surrounding the keyhole of a door, a light
switch, etc.; also called a scutcheon.
Latches and Locksets
Closers
Pivots
Panic Hardware
Push plates and pull bars  Strike, strike plate, striking plate – a
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals
metal plate or box which is set in a
Bolts and Fasteners doorjamb and is either pierced or
recessed to receive the bolt or latch of a
Automatic Door Bottoms
Weather stripping
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Furniture Hinges lock, fixed on a door.
Cabinet Catches
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays  Lip strike – the projection from the side
Drawer runners
Locks
of a strike plate which the bolt of a lock
Shelf supports strikes first, when a door is closed;
projects out from the side of the strike
plate to protect the frame.
  Closers – are devices that automatically return the
door to its closed position after it is opened. They also
control the distance a door can be opened and thereby
protect the door and surrounding construction from
damage. Closers can be surface mounted on the door or
head frame or concealed in the frame or door.

HARDWARE
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
Nails
Screws
Bolts

TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE

Hinges
Latches and Locksets
Closers
Pivots
Panic Hardware
Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms
Weather stripping
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Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays
Drawer runners
Locks
Shelf supports
  Pivots – provide an alternative way
to hang doors where the visual
appearance of hinges is
objectionable or where a frameless
HARDWARE door design may make it impossible
to use hinges. Pivots may be center
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
Nails
Screws

hung or offset and are mounted in

Bolts

TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE

the floor and head of the door.

Hinges
Latches and Locksets
Closers
Pivots
Panic Hardware
Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms
Weather stripping
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Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays
Drawer runners
Locks
Shelf supports
  Panic Hardware – This type of operating hardware
is used where required by the building code for
safe egress during a panic situation. Push bars
extending across the width of the door operate
vertical rods that disengage latches at the top and
bottom. The vertical rods can be surface mounted
or concealed.
HARDWARE
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
Nails
Screws
Bolts

TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE

Hinges
Latches and Locksets
Closers
Pivots
Panic Hardware
Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms
Weather stripping
Thresholds
Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays
Drawer runners
Locks
Shelf supports
 HARDWARE
 Push plates and pull bars – are used to operate a door that does
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE not require automatic latching. They are also used on doors to
Nails
Screws commercial kitchens.
Bolts
 Door stops and bumpers – are small metal fabrications with rubber
TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE
Hinges bumpers attached and are used to keep a door from damaging
Latches and Locksets adjacent construction.
Closers
Pivots
Panic Hardware  Astragals – are vertical members used between double doors to
Push plates and pull bars seal the opening, act as a door stop, or provide extra security when
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals the doors are closed.
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms
Weather stripping
Thresholds
Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays
Drawer runners
Locks
Shelf supports
 Bolts and Fasteners

 Door bolt or barrel bolt[1] – a manually

operated sliding rod or bar attached to a
door for locking it; a spring is not part of
the locking mechanism.
HARDWARE
 Chain door fastener – a device attached
to a door and its jamb which limits the
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
Nails
door opening to the length of the chain.
Screws
Bolts  Chain bolt – at the top of a door, a spring
bolt which is actuated by a chain
TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE
Hinges attached to it.
Latches and Locksets
Closers  Foot bolt – a bolt which is fixed at the
bottom of a door and can be operated by
Pivots
Panic Hardware
Push plates and pull bars
foot; usually when the door is unbolted,
the bolt is held up by a spring.
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms
 Flush bolts – are used on the inactive
leaf of a pair of doors to lock the door in
Weather stripping
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Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches place. They may be surface mounted or
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays
mortised into the edge of the door.
Drawer runners
Locks
Shelf supports

[1] Barrel bolt or tower bolt – a door bolt which moves into a
cylindrical casing; not driven by a key.
  Automatic Door Bottoms – are devices that
are mortised or surface applied to the
bottom of the door to provide a sound or
light seal. When the door is open the seal is
up; as the door is closed a plunger strikes
HARDWARE the jamb and forces the seal down.
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
Nails
Screws
Bolts

TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE

Hinges
Latches and Locksets
Closers
Pivots
Panic Hardware
Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms
Weather stripping
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Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays
Drawer runners
Locks
Shelf supports
  Weather stripping – is used along
the edge and bottom of doors to
HARDWARE
provide a tight seal against water
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
Nails and air infiltration. Different types
Screws
Bolts of neoprene, felt, metal, vinyl, and
TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE other materials are used.
Hinges
Latches and Locksets
Closers  Thresholds – are used where floor
Pivots
Panic Hardware materials change at a door line,
Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers where weather stripping is required,
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners where a hard surface is required for
Automatic Door Bottoms
Weather stripping an automatic door bottom, or where
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Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches
minor changes in floor level occur.
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays
Drawer runners
Locks
Shelf supports
 Furniture Hinges
1. Butt hinges
1. Standard brass butt – for general
usage.
2. Back flap hinge – with wide plates
for table leaves and rabbeted full
flaps.
HARDWARE
3. Strap hinge – for narrow sections.
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
Nails 4. Lift-off butt (same as loose joint
Screws hinge for doors) – for cabinet doors
Bolts
which have to be removed from
TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE time to time without disturbing
Hinges
Latches and Locksets
setting.
Loose pin hinge or ball-tipped
Closers
Pivots 5.
Panic Hardware hinge – where it is necessary to
Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers throw door clear of carcass frame
Astragals with the whole or the hinge
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms
knuckle protruding.
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Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches
deg. only for box lids, etc.
Cabinet Knobs
7. Piano hinge, continuous hinge – a
hinge having the same length as
Lid Stays
Drawer runners
Locks the moving part to which it is
Shelf supports
applied.
8. Clock case hinge – one plate is
wider to allow for a projecting
door.
 2. Concealed hinges-
3. Pivot hinges –
4. T-hinge, Tee hinge – Concealed hinges

HARDWARE a surface-mounted
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
Nails
Screws
door hinge in the
Bolts

TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE

shape of a letter T,
Hinges
Latches and Locksets
Closers
of which one leaf,
Pivots
Panic Hardware
Push plates and pull bars
the strap, is Pivot hinge
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners
fastened to the door,
and the other (short
Automatic Door Bottoms
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and wide) is fixed to

Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches
Cabinet Knobs

the door post.

Lid Stays
Drawer runners
Locks
Shelf supports

5. Glass door hinges - Glass door hinge

 Cabinet Catches
 Friction catch – any catch which,
when it engages a strike, is held in
the engaged position by friction.
HARDWARE
 Magnetic pressure catch -
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
Nails
 Bullet or ball catch – a fastener
Screws
Bolts which holds a door in place by means
TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE
Hinges
of a projecting spring-actuated steel
Latches and Locksets
Closers ball which is depressed when the
door is closed.
Pivots
Panic Hardware
Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms
Weather stripping
Thresholds
Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays
Drawer runners
Locks
Shelf supports
 Cabinet Knobs
 Screw-in knob
 Bolt-on knob
HARDWARE
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE  Flush knob
Nails
Screws
Bolts  Flush ring
TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE
Hinges  Pull
Latches and Locksets
Closers
Pivots
Panic Hardware
Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms
Weather stripping
Thresholds
Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays
Drawer runners
Locks
Shelf supports
 HARDWARE
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
Nails
Screws
Bolts

TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE

Hinges
Lid Stays
Latches and Locksets
Closers
Pivots
Panic Hardware
Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms
Weather stripping
Thresholds
Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays
Drawer runners
Locks
Shelf supports
 Drawer runners
HARDWARE
 E-single extension –
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
Nails withdrawal distance
Screws
Bolts designed to be less than
TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE
Hinges
installation length.
Latches and Locksets
Closers  V-full extension –
incorporates a pull-out
Pivots
Panic Hardware

distance as great as, or

Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms
greater than the
Weather stripping
Thresholds installation length.
Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches
Cabinet Knobs  T-telescopic extension –
Lid Stays
Drawer runners are full extending
Locks
Shelf supports systems.
 Locks
 Rim locks
 Mortise locks
HARDWARE
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
 In-laid flap locks
Nails
Screws
Bolts
 Lever locks
TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE
Hinges
 Glass door locks
Latches and Locksets
Closers
Pivots
Panic Hardware
Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms
Weather stripping
Thresholds
Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays
Drawer runners
Locks rim mortise In-laid lever Glass door
Shelf supports
 Shelf supports
 Pin-mounted
 Plug-in
HARDWARE  Screw-in
TYPES OF ROUGH HARDWARE
Nails  Screw-mounted
Screws
Bolts
 Glass shelf supports
TYPES OF FINISH HARDWARE
Hinges
Latches and Locksets
Closers
Pivots
Panic Hardware
Push plates and pull bars
Door stops and bumpers
Astragals
Bolts and Fasteners
Automatic Door Bottoms
Weather stripping
Thresholds
Furniture Hinges
Cabinet Catches
Cabinet Knobs
Lid Stays
Drawer runners
Locks
Shelf supports Pin-mounted Plug-in Screw-in Screw-mounted Glass shelf