Almost every modern hinge pack is rounded-corner. This one is the exception that a lot of older and custom doors actually need: an 18-pack of 3.5 inch brushed nickel hinges with square corners, and a removable pin.
Square corners are not a style choice — they’re a mortise match. If your door’s hinge mortises are cut square, a radius hinge leaves gaps at the corners and sits wrong. This pack exists for those doors, in satin nickel’s brushed finish, and it holds a 4.7 average across 357 Amazon ratings. See also: goldenwarm 3 Pack Brushed Nickel Door Hinges Review.
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The short answer
Buy this 18-pack if your mortises are cut square: eighteen 3.5 inch brushed nickel hinges with square-corner leaves and removable pins, rated 4.7 out of 5 across 357 ratings. Rounded mortises? You want a 5/8 radius pack instead — the Design House nickel set below is the name-brand route.
What you’re getting
Eighteen 3.5 inch interior hinges in brushed (satin) nickel with square-corner leaves and removable pins. The removable pin is the practical extra: doors come off for painting, flooring and furniture-moving by driving the pin out, instead of unscrewing hinges and disturbing the mortise fit.
Six doors’ worth per pack, at a 4.7 average.
Specs
| Size | 3.5 in. |
| Corner | Square |
| Finish | Brushed nickel (satin nickel tone) |
| Pin | Removable |
| Pack size | 18 hinges (six doors) |
| Use | Bathroom, pantry, bedroom and other interior doors |
The good and the not-so-good
- Square corners for square mortises — the fit most packs ignore.
- Removable pins: doors lift off for painting without unscrewing a thing.
- Six doors per pack in the soft silver finish that suits most interiors.
- 4.7 average across 357 ratings — a niche part with a happy crowd.
Worth knowing before you buy
- Square leaves in radius mortises rock on the corners — check your mortises first.
- 357 ratings is a smaller base than the big radius packs carry.
Who they’re for — and who should skip them
Anyone whose mortises are square-cut: many older doors, many custom and high-end factory doors. Check before you order anything — pull one hinge and look at the mortise corners. If they’re rounded, you want the 5/8 radius packs instead.
More doors in nickel? The 42-pack brushed nickel set is the same hardware idea at renovation scale — we cover it in our 42-pack review.
Fitting them
- Confirm the mortise corners are square before opening the pack — a square leaf must match a square mortise exactly.
- Swap one hinge at a time with the door hanging.
- Use the removable pin to take doors off entirely when you’re painting: it’s what it’s for.
Worth comparing
Design House 181412 — the radius-corner nickel route
If your mortises turn out to be rounded, the name-brand answer in the same finish: a satin nickel 3-pack, water resistant and pre-lubricated, rated 4.7 out of 5 across 2,760 ratings. Full detail in our Design House 181412 review.
Questions people ask
Why square corners?
Some doors are mortised square. The hinge corner must match the mortise corner or the hinge won’t seat properly.
Can I remove the pin?
Yes — the pin is removable, so doors lift off without unscrewing the hinges.
Brushed nickel vs satin nickel — different?
In practice these listings use the terms for the same soft silver finish family.
The bottom line
The niche hinge that a lot of houses actually need and most packs ignore. If your mortises are square, this is your pack — and the removable pin will thank you at painting time.
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