Deltana DASHBP Back Plate for Deltana DASH95 Double Action Spring Hinge

No. The DASHBP is made for the Deltana DASH95 double action spring hinge and nothing else is stated as fitting it. If you're running Hager 1250 full mortise spring hinges, McKinney 1502, or Orca 4040 Series square corner hinges, the DASHBP is not the accessory for those, and none of them is a double action hinge equivalent to the DASH95.

No, and neither is the DASH95 it belongs to. A double action hinge swings the door both ways, which is a café door or service door application. For a regular single-swing self-closing opening, look at a full mortise spring hinge like the Hager 1250 in steel, the Hager 1150 in stainless, or the Orca 4014 Series with 1/4 inch radius corners to match a radius corner door prep. On a fire rated opening, a UL listed spring hinge such as the Emtek 95013 3-1/2 by 3-1/2 inch square corner pair is the type to spec.

No, they are not the same class of part. The DASHBP is a steel back plate built as an installation accessory for the Deltana DASH95 double action spring hinge, so it mounts with that hinge rather than carrying a door on its own. The Hager 1250 is a full mortise spring hinge in standard weight steel construction and the McKinney 1502 is a square corner full mortise standard weight spring hinge sized 4-1/2 inch by 4-1/2 inch. Either of those is the hinge itself; if a door is being hung, one of those is the part that does the work, and the DASHBP only applies where a DASH95 is already the specified hinge.

The Deltana DASHBP is tied to the DASH95 double action spring hinge, which is the swing-both-ways arrangement. For a single swing leaf, the full mortise spring hinges are the direct route: the Hager 1250 in standard weight steel, the Hager 1150 in standard weight stainless steel, or the McKinney 1502 at 4-1/2 inch by 4-1/2 inch with square corners. All three are medium duty. Corner prep drives the pick among the Hager models, since the 1250 is square, the 1251 carries 1/4 inch round corners, and the 1252 carries 5/8 inch round corners.

Yes. The Deltana DASHBP is a visible steel plate finished to match the opening, offered in Oil Rubbed Bronze, Brushed Nickel, Antique Nickel, Paint Black, Polished Chrome, Brushed Chrome, Polished Brass, Brushed Brass and Antique Brass. Where nothing should read on the door face, the SOSS invisible spring closer hinges mortise into the door and frame edge: the 216IC series carries a 20 minute fire rating, the 220IC series also carries a 20 minute fire rating and needs a 2 inch minimum door thickness at 7 inch size, and the 218IC is a 7 inch heavy duty unit with a 1-3/4 inch minimum door thickness. All three are heavy duty, so door thickness is the gate on which one the leaf can accept.

The Deltana DASHBP is a steel back plate for the DASH95 and is not the load-bearing hinge in an opening. Where a UL listed self-closer is called out, the Design Hardware UL Spring Hinge is a medium duty option, and the Emtek 95013 is a UL listed spring hinge sold as a pair at 3-1/2 inch by 3-1/2 inch with square corners in plated steel. On the SOSS side, the 216IC and 220IC invisible spring closers carry a 20 minute fire rating. Match the hinge size and corner to the existing door prep before ordering.

Each. The DASHBP back plate is priced and sold per unit, so count the plates your DASH95 installation needs and order that quantity. A door hung on two double action spring hinges takes two plates if the install calls for one behind each.

No, NRP is not a feature here, and the bearing arrangement is plain bearing rather than ball bearing. If your opening is an outswing exterior door where security calls for a non-removable pin, this is not the hinge family for it. For a spring hinge with a removable pin specifically, BEST offers the 2060R in square corner and the RD2060R in radius corner, both plain bearing standard weight.

No, it's a surface back plate that goes with the visible DASH95 double action hinge, which is why it's offered in nine architectural finishes. If you want the closer hidden entirely, the SOSS invisible spring closer hinges are the concealed route: the 216IC and 220IC Series both carry a 20 minute fire rating, and the 218IC is a 7 inch heavy duty unit calling for a 1-3/4 inch minimum door thickness, while the 220IC needs a 2 inch minimum.

The Deltana DASHBP is a plate that installs with the DASH95 and does not set the door prep. To land on an existing 4 inch by 4 inch cutout, the Orca Hardware spring hinges are sized to it and split by corner: the SPR4040 in the 4040 series is 4 inch by 4 inch square corner, the SPR4014 in the 4014 series is 4 inch by 4 inch with a 1/4 inch radius corner, and the SPR4058 in the 4058 series is 4 inch by 4 inch with a 5/8 inch radius corner. The SPR4058Z is the same 5/8 inch radius corner in a Z hole pattern, which is what to order when the frame screw holes are staggered rather than in line. All four are medium duty.

It's classified for commercial applications. Bear in mind it's an accessory plate for the DASH95 double action hinge, so the duty question really lands on the hinge and the door it's carrying, not on the plate.

Yes. The DASHBP is a single model that serves the DASH95, so one part number covers every one of those openings, and you pick the finish per door. With nine finishes offered, from Paint Black and Oil Rubbed Bronze to Polished Chrome and Polished Brass, you can hold a stock of plates in the two or three finishes your building actually uses and pull from that as hinges get serviced.