HX Fixings

• Also known as a tower bolt, a barrel bolt moves in a cylindrical casing.
• It is fitted on the inside part of the door to lock the door without a key.

• Also known as a tower bolt, a barrel bolt moves in a cylindrical casing.
• It is fitted on the inside part of the door to lock the door without a key.

• Often used with garage doors, the shoot slotting into a plate, socket or staple.
• Boxed bolts are individually bagged with fixings.

• Use to bolt double doors with a recessed frame.
• Uses a flat plate instead of a staple.

• A range of black antique hinges.

• A thicker steel butt hinge.

• Handed hinges.
• The design of the hinge causes the door to rise and fall when opened and closed.

• A double thickness flap for extra strength.

• Manufactured from cast malleable iron.

• Cranked lghtweight hinge.

• Cranked lghtweight hinge.

• Cranked lghtweight hinge.

• Cranked lghtweight hinge.

• Used with threaded fasteners, a washer helps to distribute tightening loads.
• Crinkle washers decrease surface loads, as well as protect against vibrations.
• Makes loosening and tightening component parts smoother, and easier.
• Conforms to BS 4463.
• Offers superb resistance to corrosion.

• Sprung with an adjustable plate.
• 90 degree opening.

• Supplied as pairs for garage doors, operated by cord.

• A flush hinge with self locating lugs on the spine that mark the wood and make fixing easier.

• Used with threaded fasteners, a washer helps to distribute tightening loads.
• These washers have a diameter that is three times greater than the internal diameter.
• Conforms to DIN 9021.
• Offers superb resistance to corrosion.

• Handed hinges.
• Two part hinge splits to facilitate easy removal of the door.

• Socket caps have a small cylindrical head with tall vertical sides.
• They have a drive which is a six-sided recess for use with a hex key.
• Manufactured to DIN 912 standards.
• Specially manufactured to have a lower head.
• Self colour finish.

Please note: socket caps are partially threaded, and no longer available with a full length thread.

• Also known as a tower bolt, a barrel bolt moves in a cylindrical casing.
• It is fitted on the inside part of the door to lock the door without a key.

• Suitable for applications with width restrictions.

• Parliament hinge.

• ​Screwheads are covered when the hasp is closed, for additional security.

• Steel washers reduce the wear on the soft brass.

• Phosphur bronze washers require less maintenance than steel and do not rust.

• Also known as an easyfit hinge as there is no cutting of wood required for installation.

• Used in conjunction with counterflap catches.

• Steel washers reduce the wear on the soft brass.

• Parliament hinge.

• Ball bearing hinge.

• Double action spring hinge.

• A swivelling locking bar with the screw plate hidden.
• Widely specified by local authorities.

• Used in the manufacture of trestle tables and cold frames.

• Table 3 washers.
• They are self colour.
• Washers provide a smooth surface for the nut or bolt to bear on, making it less likely to loosen as a result of an uneven fastening surface.
• The main purpose of a washer is to distribute the load under a bolt head or the nut face.

• Used with threaded fasteners, a washer helps to distribute tightening loads.
• Table 3 light pattern.
• Conforms to BS 4310.
• Offers superb resistance to corrosion.

• Table 3 washers.
• They are bright zinc plated.
• Washers provide a smooth surface for the nut or bolt to bear on, making it less likely to loosen as a result of an uneven fastening surface.
• The main purpose of a washer is to distribute the load under a bolt head or the nut face.

• Table 3 washers.
• They are bright zinc plated.
• Washers provide a smooth surface for the nut or bolt to bear on, making it less likely to loosen as a result of an uneven fastening surface.
• The main purpose of a washer is to distribute the load under a bolt head or the nut face.

• Table 8 washers.
• They are bright zinc plated.
• Washers provide a smooth surface for the nut or bolt to bear on, making it less likely to loosen as a result of an uneven fastening surface.
• The main purpose of a washer is to distribute the load under a bolt head or the nut face.