Interior Door Hinges

Interior door hinges need to carry the door's weight reliably, operate quietly over years of daily use, and look right against the door furniture and decor of the room. At the DIY Hardware Store, our interior door hinges range covers the butt hinges, ball bearing hinges, and rising butt hinges used for internal timber doors in residential and commercial properties across the UK.

The standard steel butt hinge is the workhorse of interior door hanging - available in 75mm (for light internal doors) and 100mm (for heavier or taller doors), in finishes from polished brass through to satin chrome and antique finishes to coordinate with door handles and ironmongery. Ball bearing hinges are increasingly popular for internal use because their smoother, quieter operation is immediately noticeable compared to plain knuckle hinges, particularly on heavier oak and hardwood doors. Rising butt hinges lift the door as it opens, allowing it to clear fitted carpet without a door stop or trimming.

Sold in pairs (two hinges per door as standard, three for fire doors or heavy doors), at the DIY Hardware Store in the sizes and finishes needed for a complete interior door specification.

  • Steel butt hinges in 75mm and 100mm for standard internal doors
  • Ball bearing hinges for quiet, smooth heavy door operation
  • Rising butt hinges for carpet clearance without trimming
  • Polished brass, satin chrome, and antique finishes
  • Sold in pairs - three hinges recommended for fire doors
  • Suitable for timber internal doors in residential and commercial use