Concealed hinges, also called hidden or invisible hinges, fulfil a dual role by merging aesthetic and practical advantages. These hinges are designed to lay flush within the door, concealing their location. The primary objective of concealed hinges is to create a seamless surface along the outer edge of the door. Practically, concealed hinges offer space-saving advantages by allowing doors to open fully without interference. This is particularly valuable in confined spaces where traditional hinges might restrict the door's swing. 

Additionally, many concealed hinges come with adjustment features, enabling users to fine-tune the alignment of doors for a precise fit and ensuring smooth operation over time.

Benefits of concealed hinges include: 

• They cannot be tampered with as the location of hinges can’t be determined from outside 

• Multiple installation & opening angles available 

• Allows for doors & frames to sit flush, and adds no protruding surfaces on the outside – providing safety and eliminating risks of harm

• Doors can frequently be fully removed without the need to detach the hinge components from either the door or the frame, thanks to the functionality of these hinges.

• Reach better IP rates in your panel design when choosing concealed hinges. 

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