Deltana SS44R5-R 4" x 4" x 5/8" Radius Corner Hinge, Residential, Stainless Steel (Pair)

If the existing mortise is a 4 x 4 inch pocket with 5/8 inch radius corners, yes. The SS44R5-R is a full mortise hinge with 5/8 inch radius corners and a 4 x 4 inch leaf size, which is the most common residential prep cut by a router template. If your door and jamb are cut square, the radius corner leaf will leave a small gap at each corner of the mortise, and you would want a square corner hinge instead.

That is what they are built for. The SS44R5-R is stainless steel through the leaf and holds up far better than plated steel hinges near salt air or on doors that get weather. Deltana calls out waterside and outdoor use for this line specifically because of the corrosion resistance. Note it is a residential-duty hinge, so it suits a house or a light-traffic unit entry, not a commercial opening.

The SS44R5-R is sold by the pair, so a standard door hung on three hinges takes two orders (you will have one spare leaf pair). Wood screws are included at #10 x 1 inch; there is no machine screw pack, so if you are fastening into a hollow metal frame you will need to source machine screws separately.

It does not. The SS44R5-R ships without the NRP set screw, so the pin can be driven out from the barrel. On an outswing door where the barrel is on the exterior, that matters for security, and you would want a hinge ordered with NRP, such as the Hager BB1168 non-removable pin full mortise hinge. On a normal inswing door the pin is on the protected side and it is a non-issue.

No. The SS44R5-R is a residential-duty plain bearing hinge, and a corridor or commercial entrance sees cycle counts and door weights it is not built for. Step up to a commercial full mortise bearing hinge for that opening, for example the Ives 3CB1 3-knuckle concealed bearing full mortise hinge or the Don-Jo HWBB74545 heavy weight ball bearing hinge in 4-1/2 x 4-1/2.

Drop to a 3-1/2 inch residential hinge. Delaney lists the RH35xx as a 3-1/2 inch by 3-1/2 inch steel residential interior hinge pair with 5/8 inch radius corners, which carries the same 5/8 inch radius corner style as the SS44R5-R in the smaller size. If the existing mortise has square corners instead, Emtek lists the 91013 as a 3-1/2 inch by 3-1/2 inch residential plain bearing hinge pair with square corners in plated steel, and Schlage Residential lists the S3P1010 as a 3.5 inch by 3.5 inch square corner plain bearing mortise hinge in a pack of three.

The Delaney RH45xx is the nearest match in size and corner style: it is a 4 inch by 4 inch residential hinge with 5/8 inch radius corners sold as a pair for exterior use, the same 4 inch by 4 inch dimension and 5/8 inch radius corner style the SS44R5-R carries. The difference that matters for a waterside or coastal opening is material - the SS44R5-R is stainless steel, which Deltana describes as having excellent corrosion resistance compared to regular steel hinges. Delaney also lists the RH40xx as a 4 inch by 4 inch residential pair in 5/8 inch radius by square if the opening has one radius jamb and one square door edge.

The SS44R5-R is a residential-duty plain bearing hinge, so for a commercial opening step up to a commercial-rated 4 inch hinge. Orca Hardware lists the 4040 Series as a 4 inch by 4 inch square corner plain bearing commercial hinge at medium duty, and the 4014 Series as a 4 inch by 4 inch commercial plain bearing hinge with 1/4 inch radius corners, also medium duty. Delaney lists the CH401X as a 4 inch by 4 inch commercial ball bearing hinge with square corners. Match the corner style to the mortise already cut in the jamb - the SS44R5-R uses 5/8 inch radius corners, and neither Orca option shares that corner radius.

They are both residential plain bearing hinges but they do not interchange in the same mortise. The Ives 1010RP is a steel plain bearing residential hinge with square corners sold as a set of three; the SS44R5-R is stainless steel with 5/8 inch radius corners and is sold as a pair. Square corner leaves will not seat in a mortise routed with a 5/8 inch radius, and the count differs, so a three-hinge door needs a different quantity math on each. Check the corner of the existing mortise first - that decides it before material does.

Look at a non-removable pin hinge. Hager lists the BB1168 NRP as a non-removable pin full mortise ball bearing heavy duty hinge. The SS44R5-R is not supplied with a non-removable pin, so on an out-swing door where the barrel is exposed to the outside it does not resist pin pulling on its own. Both are full mortise, but the Hager is a heavy duty ball bearing hinge rather than a residential plain bearing one, so confirm the leaf size against the existing mortise.

Plain bearing is what the SS44R5-R uses, and it is the right call for ordinary residential doors: interior passage doors, bedroom and closet doors, and typical entry doors on a home. Ball bearing hinges earn their cost on heavy doors and high cycle counts, so if you are hanging a solid core commercial door or an opening that swings all day, go to a ball bearing option such as the Orca Hardware 4-1/2 x 4-1/2 square corner ball bearing commercial hinge or the Emtek 94013 heavy duty ball bearing hinge.

No handing to specify. The SS44R5-R is a full mortise butt hinge with a pin that drops in from the top, so the same pair works on a left hand or right hand door. Just mortise the jamb on the side the door swings toward.

The leaf gauge is .085 inches. That is a residential-weight leaf, so it seats in a standard shallow router-cut mortise without deepening the pocket. If you are swapping out a heavier commercial hinge that had a thicker leaf, expect to shim or re-cut the mortise slightly so the door does not sit proud of the jamb.

Both are 4 x 4 inch residential pairs with 5/8 inch radius corners, so they cut into the same mortise. The difference is the base metal: the Deltana SS44R5-R is stainless steel, which is why it gets specified on coastal and weather-exposed openings. The Delaney 4 x 4 bulk residential exterior hinge is the volume option for the same size and corner when you are hanging a lot of doors in a less aggressive environment.

The SS44R5-R uses an arc hole pattern, the staggered arrangement standard on residential 4 inch butt hinges, and it ships with #10 x 1 inch wood screws. If you are replacing another 4 x 4 inch residential hinge with radius corners the holes will land on or very near the existing pilots. Coming off a commercial hinge with a straight-line hole pattern, plan on plugging and re-drilling.

The SS44R5-R is a plain bearing hinge in residential duty. For a heavier door, bearing hinges are the move. Emtek lists the 92013 as a heavy duty plain bearing hinge pair and the 94013 as a heavy duty ball bearing hinge pair, both 3-1/2 inch by 3-1/2 inch with square corners in plated steel. In 4-1/2 inch, Don-Jo lists the HWBB74545 and HWBB84545 as heavy weight full mortise ball bearing hinges at 4-1/2 inch by 4-1/2 inch. Going up in bearing type usually means going up in leaf size too, so confirm the door and jamb will take the larger mortise before ordering.

No - those are built for jobs the SS44R5-R is not. The BEST BB855 and the Stanley Security BB855 are double weight prison hinges, the Stanley furnished with no holes and not swaged at 5 inch by 6 inch, which means a shop has to prep them. The BEST CECB179-12C is an electrified full mortise concealed bearing hinge with a 12-wire quick connect, and the Command Access ETH-CB70 is an energy transfer hinge that carries power through the door for an electrified lock. Those transfer power or resist attack; a residential opening with no electrified hardware in it does not need either.

A full mortise hinge like the SS44R5-R needs both the door edge and the frame mortised. Where the frame cannot be cut, Hager lists the 1129 as a half mortise plain bearing commercial hinge in 4-1/2 inch standard weight steel, which mortises into the door and surface-mounts to the frame, and the 990 STEEL as a full surface prison hinge at 3 inch by 4 inch with a welded tip, heavy duty, which surface-mounts on both leaves. Both are steel and commercial-duty rather than residential stainless, so weigh that against the exposure at the opening.

The SS44R5-R uses a plain bearing, where the knuckles bear directly on each other. A concealed bearing hinge hides a bearing inside the barrel so the knuckle count reads like a standard hinge - Ives lists the 3CB1 as a 3-knuckle concealed bearing full mortise hinge at medium duty, and the 3CB1HW as a steel heavy weight concealed bearing full mortise hinge with 3 knuckles at heavy duty. Hager lists the 920 as a full mortise concealed plain bearing 2-knuckle steel hinge at medium duty. Concealed bearing hinges are aimed at higher-cycle commercial traffic; the SS44R5-R is a residential-duty hinge for a normal-use opening.

McKinney lists the SQ3331 as a square barrel 2-knuckle decorative hinge at 4-1/2 inch by 4-1/2 inch, standard duty. The SS44R5-R is a plain, functional full mortise hinge offered in Paint Black and Brushed Stainless, so the finish is where its appearance choice sits rather than the barrel profile. The McKinney is a larger 4-1/2 inch leaf against the SS44R5-R's 4 inch by 4 inch, so it will not drop into the same mortise.

McKinney lists the MP79 MacPro as a 5-knuckle standard weight full mortise hinge and the MPB79 MacPro as a 5-knuckle standard weight hinge, both standard duty, and the T2314 as a non-ferrous standard weight 5-knuckle hinge at medium duty. The non-ferrous T2314 is the one to look at where corrosion drives the choice, which is also the case the stainless SS44R5-R addresses - Deltana positions its stainless hinges for waterside properties and outdoor use. Confirm leaf size and corner style per opening before standardizing, since the SS44R5-R is 4 inch by 4 inch with 5/8 inch radius corners.