We also have two models of the Pemko Emergency Release Stops available. The existing model features a special flush bolt, and the new model features a multipoint latch. Both models provide the functionality to release the stop in an emergency situation, allowing the door to be opened in the opposite direction. The stops are usedon the strike edge of the door and come standard with hospital tip to complete the solution.
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How to size your hinges: Hinge Sizing Calculator
As noted, the two hinge dimensions we're concerned with are the leaf or hinge height and the overall hinge width (measured with the hinge in the fully opened position).

The hinge height required is determined by the door thickness and the door width. The width of the door is important, because it affects the weight of the door. A wider door will need more load-bearing support for stability.

For example, if the door is 1-3/8 inches thick and the width is no more than 32 inches, the hinge height is 3-1/2 inches. However, if the door is between 32 inches and 36 inches, the leaf height of the hinges must be increased to 4 inches to handle the increased weight.The next step is to determine the overall hinge width, keeping in mind that this is measured with the hinge fully open, also called the full leaf span.

To determine backset, here is a general rule of thumb: For door thickness from 1-3/8 inches up to 2-1/4 inches, the standard backset is ¼ inch. For 2-1/2 inches door thicknesses, the standard backset is 3/8 inches.

Determine how much clearance you'll need to keep the door from contacting the casing or trim.You can use this next chart to help determine the hinge width as well. Just be sure to check it with your individual application for accuracy.

If your door is between 37 inches and 120 inches wide, installing an extra hinge will supply added strength to support the additional weight and tension being applied to the frame.

Finally, the material used for the hinge can make a difference in its longevity and strength. For large doors, heavy duty hinges types support the weight and can be painted to match. If it works with your application, think about heavy duty steel hinges.

When corrosion and chemicals are problematic, consider using stainless steel hinges. What about aesthetics? Brass vs steel piano hinge, for instance? Brass hinges enhance the overall appearance. However, keep in mind that brass doesn't have the strength of steel or stainless steel. Never sacrifice safety for appearance.