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The difference between hinges and hinges

When it comes to hinges, some teachers stubbornly believe that they are hinges. In fact, hinges are mainly installed in cabinets, wardrobes, etc.,

When it comes to hinges, some teachers stubbornly believe that they are hinges. In fact, hinges are mainly installed in cabinets, wardrobes, etc., while hinges are more commonly installed in windows and doors. Due to their similar functions, people often refer to hinges as hinges, and even in English, they are called hinge.

However, the difference between hinges and hinges is quite significant, far beyond their simple scope of use. Even being called a "high-end hinge" is not enough to reflect its value. Today, the editor will help you distinguish between hinges and hinges, and don't confuse them anymore.

Hinges are not only used on doors and windows. Many teachers believe that it is not unreasonable for hinges to be hinges, as they can still be seen on old furniture, antique furniture, and even low-end furniture.

However, modern furniture has long eliminated hinges and switched to hinges, ultimately due to the word "ugly".

This is a very intuitive question. Even when the cabinet door with hinges is closed, you can still see the hinges. Even if you look for a beautiful hinge, it is not as simple and refreshing as hidden hinges, which are more in line with modern people's aesthetic of simplicity and freshness.

In the past, furniture used to be small cabinets and doors, with limited storage space. Therefore, it is not a problem to have thinner cabinet door panels and smaller hinges.

However, for modern people, whether it's cabinets or wardrobes, the larger the storage capacity, the better.

The door has become larger, but the cabinet door panel is still so thin. At this point, using hinges will cause load-bearing problems, which requires hinges with greater load-bearing capacity. Otherwise, there is a safety risk of the cabinet door falling off in minutes.

Friends who have used old-fashioned furniture should have this experience. If you close the left door first, and then close the right door, you will bump into the left door, so you need to close both doors together to close it properly.

This is because the rotation axis of the hinge is fixed in position, so when the cabinet door is relatively thick, the two doors will collide with each other, which not only affects the user experience but also poses a safety hazard. In contrast, the hinge does not have this problem.

After all, ordinary hinges have a simple structure, so their functions are relatively simple and cannot be adjusted or meet the needs of different scenarios.

In contrast, more advanced hinges are equipped with damping to achieve buffering and closing, which not only reduces noise but also prevents accidental injury by cabinet doors. In addition, with functions such as 3D adjustment, their applicability is more extensive.

Due to hinges, the emergence of this "upgraded hinge" has led to the gradual elimination of traditional hinges, almost completely disappearing from our furniture. In the future, the term "even hinge" may also be eliminated. Remember not to confuse the two.