Mills & Nebraska Architectural Products

    HardwareSince 1933

    Commercial Door Hinges

    Mills & Nebraska supplies commercial door hinges for Florida openings: ball bearing butt hinges, continuous hinges, spring, swing clear and electric power transfer hinges in corrosion-resistant finishes.

    • BHMA A156.1
    • Fire-Rated Options
    • Delivery by our own fleet across Florida
    • Orlando & Lakeland, FL
    Commercial Door Hinges supplied by Mills & Nebraska

    Overview

    About Commercial Door Hinges

    Commercial door hinges carry the full weight of the door through every cycle, so hinge type, size and finish decide how long an opening lasts. Mills & Nebraska's hinge program covers ball bearing butt hinges, heavy-duty continuous hinges, spring hinges, swing clear hinges and electric power transfer hinges.

    We provide hinges from McKinney and Hager. A 4-1/2 x 4-1/2 inch ball bearing butt hinge suits a standard office door, while a full-length continuous hinge is a better fit for a hospital's high-traffic corridor or a busy school door.

    Every hinge is specified against the door's weight, frequency of use and fire rating.

    How to choose

    Use ball bearing hinges on commercial doors, continuous hinges on high-traffic or abuse-prone openings, and stainless steel hinges near the coast. On fire-rated doors, NFPA 80 requires steel ball bearing or bearing-type hinges.

    In Florida
    Stocked at our Orlando facility, including stainless steel and corrosion-resistant finishes for Florida coastal and humid environments.

    Features

    What's included

    • Ball bearing construction
    • Heavy-duty continuous options
    • Spring hinges
    • Swing clear hinges for ADA clearance
    • High-frequency options
    • Pivot hinges

    Standards

    Standards and compliance

    • BHMA A156.1
    • UL 10C
    • Florida Building Code, 8th Edition (2023)
    • NFPA 80
    • ADA Accessibility

    Applications

    Where it's used

    Brands we provide for commercial door hinges

    • McKinney logo
    • Hager Companies logo

    FAQs

    Commercial Door Hinges FAQs

    Have a question about a specific opening? Call (866) 304-DOOR (3667)

    What hinge finish is best for Florida's humidity?

    For most inland Florida interiors, satin chrome (US26D, BHMA 626) on a steel hinge is a common choice. For coastal, exterior or pool applications, specify stainless steel hinges (US32D, BHMA 630), which resist corrosion from salt air and moisture.

    How many hinges are required on a fire-rated door?

    NFPA 80 requires at least two hinges on fire door leaves up to 60 inches tall, plus one more hinge for each additional 30 inches of height or fraction of it. A standard 7-foot fire door therefore needs three hinges, and an 8-foot door needs four.

    Get a quote for commercial door hinges

    Send us your drawings or door schedule. Our team responds within 24 business hours with lead times, submittals and Florida code requirements for your openings.