Concealed hinges (also known as invisible hinges) are widely used, mainly in places that require concealment and beauty. The following are the specific uses of concealed hinges:
1. Door and window applications
Offices and conference rooms:
In these places where a neat and professional atmosphere needs to be maintained, concealed hinges can make doors or windows fit tightly against the wall or frame, without taking up extra space or obstructing sight, thereby enhancing the overall aesthetics and professionalism.
Bedrooms and living rooms:
In the home environment, concealed hinges can also play an important role. It can make the door or window perfectly integrated with the wall or frame, creating a more concise and modern home style.
2. Furniture applications
Cabinet doors and drawers:
Hidden hinges are often used on the doors and drawers of furniture. Compared with traditional hinges, hidden hinges can make furniture look neater and more beautiful, and can also provide a better user experience.
Storage cabinets and display cabinets:
In furniture such as storage cabinets and display cabinets, hidden hinges can also play a role. It can make the cabinet door perfectly integrated with the cabinet body when closed, thereby enhancing the overall aesthetics and practicality.
3. Architectural decoration applications
Wall panels and ceilings:
In architectural decoration, hidden hinges can be used to fix decorative panels such as wall panels and ceilings. By using hidden hinges, the decorative panels can be perfectly fitted to the wall or ceiling, avoiding gaps and achieving a more beautiful and neat effect.
Partitions and screens:
In offices, conference rooms and other places, partitions and screens are common decorative elements. Hidden hinges can be used to fix and connect these partitions and screens, making them more stable and beautiful.
