Hinge 25x90 mm, No name ZAW TOC 25 — butt/rolled hinge for doors and cabinets

Rolled/turned hinge 25x90 mm model ZAW TOC 25 by No name is a compact butt hinge designed for doors, cabinets and furniture panels requiring a narrow leaf and 90 mm length. The hinge provides a pivoting joint for inward or outward opening and is suitable for standard timber or light metal frames when installed with appropriate screws and fasteners. Its turned pin and rolled leaf construction deliver a clean appearance and smooth rotation in typical residential and light commercial applications.

Advantages

This 25x90 mm butt hinge offers a slim profile that fits narrow stile applications while maintaining sufficient bearing surface for reliable pivoting. The rolled construction reduces visible machining marks and helps the hinge operate quietly. Its compact dimensions enable installation in confined spaces such as cabinet doors and small interior doors, and the simple two-leaf design allows straightforward fitting with common wood or metal screws.

Suitable for

• Internal cabinet doors and furniture panels
• Light interior doors where narrow leaf hinges are required
• Timber frames and light metal frames when used with correct fasteners
• Replacement of existing compact butt hinges

Key specifications

• Leaf dimensions: 25 mm (width) x 90 mm (length)
• Turned/rolled hinge pin and leaf construction for smooth rotation
• Two-leaf butt hinge suitable for face-mounted or rebated installation depending on application
• Compact profile for narrow stile or limited-clearance installations

How to use

Position the hinge leaves on the door and frame so the knuckle aligns with the required pivot line, and mark screw hole locations. Pre-drill pilot holes in timber or light metal as appropriate for the screw size to be used. Fasten one leaf to the door and the mating leaf to the frame, checking hinge alignment and door swing before fully tightening screws. For rebated or flush-mounted installations, cut the rebate to match the leaf thickness to ensure even closing and alignment.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate corrosion-resistant screws and fasteners for the substrate and environment. For heavier doors or frequent use, select hinges with larger bearing surfaces or additional pairs of hinges. Periodically inspect screw tightness and hinge rotation; lubricate the turned pin with a light machine oil if rotation becomes stiff.