The Deltana CH2525U3-UNL hinge represents the pinnacle of architectural hardware craftsmanship, featuring elegant ball tips and an unlacquered bright brass finish. This 2-1/2" x 2-1/2" hinge exemplifies Deltana's commitment to exceptional quality and durability in commercial door hardware. Manufactured from solid brass, this hinge delivers the perfect blend of structural integrity and refined aesthetics that facility managers and contractors demand for high-end commercial applications.
Features and Benefits of Deltana CH2525U3-UNL Hinge
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Solid Brass Construction: Ensures lasting durability and superior performance in demanding commercial environments
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Ball Tips: Adds an elegant architectural detail while protecting surrounding surfaces
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Unlacquered Bright Brass Finish: Provides a classic appearance that can develop a natural patina over time
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Precise Dimensions: 2-1/2" x 2-1/2" size offers versatile application options
Deltana CH2525U3-UNL Hinge Specifications
| Brand |
Deltana |
| Material |
Solid Brass |
| Finish |
Unlacquered Bright Brass |
| Size |
2-1/2" x 2-1/2" |
| Style |
Ball Tip |
How Deltana CH2525U3-UNL Hinge Works
This architectural hinge operates as a crucial component in door functionality, providing smooth and reliable operation while maintaining aesthetic appeal. The solid brass construction ensures consistent performance, while the ball tips add both decorative value and practical protection to the installation area.
Why Choose Deltana CH2525U3-UNL Hinge?
As part of America's largest selection of architectural door hardware, this Deltana hinge represents a superior choice for professionals who demand excellence. The combination of solid brass construction and precise manufacturing ensures long-term reliability, while the unlacquered bright brass finish offers timeless appeal. For facility managers and contractors seeking top-tier door hardware that balances form and function, this hinge delivers exceptional value backed by Deltana's proven track record in architectural hardware manufacturing.
