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2. Hinge - Wikipedia

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   This hinge pivots in openings in the floor and the top of the door frame. Also referred to as double-acting floor hinges, they are found in ancient dry stone buildings and, rarely, in old wooden buildings. They are a low-cost alternative for use with lightweight doors. [7] Doors with these hinges may be called haar-hung doors. Self-closing hinge

3. Door closer - Wikipedia

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   A self-closing hinge combines door closers and spring hinges with an optional hold open feature into one component. These closer hinges eliminate the visual and physical clutter of using additional devices, as well as reduce maintenance problems associated with overhead and in-floor door closers.

4. Geared continuous hinge - Wikipedia

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   All geared hinges today are based on this design, which distributes the door’s weight over the entire door length rather than concentrated on two or three spots as with butt or pivot hinges. The gears allowed fluid movement as the door opened and closed. Baer's patent expired in 1985. He sold his company to a national manufacturer in 1989.

5. Concealed hinge jig - Wikipedia

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   Concealed hinges are set for furniture doors (with or without a self-closing feature, and with or without damping systems). They are made of two parts: one part is the hinge cup and the arm, the other part is the mounting plate. Also called "cup hinge", or "Euro hinge", as they were developed in Europe and use metric installation standards.

6. Here’s what’s in and out of the government funding agreement

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   The 2023 deal took months to craft and brought the nation uncomfortably close to a default, which would have unleashed global economic chaos and had major consequences on many Americans’ finances.

7. Door - Wikipedia

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   A closing door can exert up to 40 tons per square inch of pressure between the hinges. Because of the number of accidents taking place, there has been a surge in the number of lawsuits . Thus organisations may be at risk when car doors or doors within buildings are unprotected.