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Non-directional hinges are special types of hinges used in movable structural elements such as doors or windows. These hinges have the advantage that they do not require attention to the opening direction of the door or window during their installation. Here are some advantages of non-directional hinges:
Flexibility: Non-directional hinges provide greater flexibility because they are not installed depending on which direction the door or window will open. This allows door or window installation to be carried out more quickly and easily.
Ease of Installation: Non-directional hinges can be used without worrying about the opening direction of the door or window during the assembly phase. This makes the assembly process faster and more practical.
Less Possibility of Error: If the traditional hinges are installed in the wrong direction, problems such as the door or window not working properly may occur. Non-directional hinges minimize such errors and reduce the possibility of errors in the assembly process.
Aesthetic Appearance: Non-directional hinges can contribute to the aesthetic appearance of the door or window. The visible parts of traditional hinges may be less obvious on non-directional hinges, which can offer a cleaner, more minimalist aesthetic.
Double-Sided Use: Non-directional hinges can be used depending on whether the door or window is opened from the inside or outside. This provides a practical advantage, especially when using external doors or windows.
Non-directional hinges can be preferred to provide convenience and flexibility, especially in door and window installation processes. However, they must be selected correctly, taking into account the weight and properties of the structural elements depending on where they are used.