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Loft Hatch Hinges

 
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peteyg



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PostPosted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 1:28 pm    Post subject: Loft Hatch Hinges Reply with quote

Can someone please tell me what type of hinges I need to allow a loft hatch (20mm MDF) to swing downwards.

The hatch currently rests on an edge in the middle of the recess and has to be lifted up to gain access to the loft. You need a step ladder to get access to the hatch and then pull yourself into the loft. I am fitting a loft ladder so I need to be able to open the hatch without needing another ladder.

I can fit the hatch flush with the ceiling if that makes things easier...

Cheers,

Pete
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dean7231



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PostPosted: Sun Jan 04, 2009 1:26 am    Post subject: Re: Loft Hatch Hinges Reply with quote

[quote="peteyg"]Can someone please tell me what type of hinges I need to allow a loft hatch (20mm MDF) to swing downwards.

The hatch currently rests on an edge in the middle of the recess and has to be lifted up to gain access to the loft. You need a step ladder to get access to the hatch and then pull yourself into the loft. I am fitting a loft ladder so I need to be able to open the hatch without needing another ladder.

I can fit the hatch flush with the ceiling if that makes things easier...

Cheers,

Pete[/quote]

what you need is a small hurlhinge or flush hinge,a local cabinet ironmonger should have these. but without seing a diagram i wouldnt know if it will fit ok.
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