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1. FURNITURE HARDWARE
GROUP MEMBER ~
• NUR ISFARINA BINTI ISMAIL
• IZZAH AZIMAH BINTI NOH
• HANIS AFIQAH BINTI IDRUS
• SURAYA BINTI MOHD YUSOF
CONNECTOR
 HINGES
 METAL PLATE

2. HINGES

3.  A hinge is a type of bearing that connects two solid
objects, typically allowing only a limited angle of rotation
between them.
 A similar structure or part, such as one that enables the
valves of a bivalve mollusk to open and close.
 Two objects connected by an ideal hinge rotate relative to
each other about a fixed axis of rotation
 Hinges may be made of flexible material or of moving
components.

4. ANATOMY OF HINGES

5. Continuous/Piano Hinges Concealed Hinges
TYPE OF HINGES

6. Barrel Hinges Pivot Hinges
But/Mortise Hinges Case Hinges

7.  Which type of hinge is best suited to your application?
 How large of a hinge will you need?
 Where on the door should they be placed?
 What is the most appropriate mounting configuration?
 Are there any special features you'd like to have?
HOW TO CHOOSE HINGES

8. METAL PLATE

9.  Metal-plate are commonly used to connect critical joints
in upholstered furniture frames due to their high load
resistance, rapid assembly, and easy connection of
members with uniform thickness.
 Comes in a various shape but the most popular is L-
brackets.
 A strong, permanent joint that can outperform traditional
methods without the need for glue, clamps or extra
sawing.
 Just put in place, and fix with the special engineered
nails.

10. EXAMPLE OF METAL PLATE

11.  Which type/shape is best suited to your application?
 How large of a metal plate will you need?
 Where on the metal plate should be placed?
 What is the most appropriate mounting configuration?
 Are there any special features you'd like to have?
HOW TO CHOOSE METAL PLATE

12. THANK YOU..