Z-shaped hinges designed for heavy-duty door operation with soft-close functionality.
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W-shaped hinges designed for heavy-duty door operation with soft-close functionality.
BR-181 W HINGES Heavy Soft Close
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BR-182 Z HINGES Heavy Soft Close

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BR-182 Z Hinges Heavy Soft Close: The BR-182 Z Hinges are heavy-duty hinges designed for smooth and reliable door operation. These hinges feature a durable construction for long-lasting performance and can withstand heavy loads. The Z-shaped configuration provides stability and strength, making them suitable for various applications. The unique feature of these hinges is the soft-close mechanism, which ensures a gentle and controlled closing motion, preventing slamming and reducing wear and tear on the door. These hinges are ideal for use in cabinets, wardrobes, or any other furniture where a combination of strength and soft-close functionality is desired.

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