Door Hardware · Product Review

Not every hinge job is a renovation. Two doors — a pair of bedrooms, a bathroom and an ensuite — take exactly six hinges, and this 6-pack of brushed nickel hinges is sized for precisely that job: no bulk box to store, no second order to place.

The specification is the modern residential standard: 3.5 × 3.5 inch hinges with 5/8 inch radius corners in a satin nickel finish. The pack holds a 4.5 out of 5 average across 85 Amazon ratings — a small base, and this page will be honest about what that does and doesn’t tell you.

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The short answer

Buy this 6-pack for a two-door job on standard modern doors: the common 3.5 inch size with 5/8 radius corners in satin nickel, rated 4.5 out of 5 across 85 ratings. Bigger job? The bulk nickel packs below work out cheaper per hinge — and carry far deeper ratings.

What you’re getting

Six interior door hinges in brushed (satin) nickel, 3.5 inches by 3.5 inches, with the rounded 5/8 inch radius corners that most pre-hung interior doors of the last few decades are mortised for. Six hinges hang two doors at the standard three per door.

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That pack size is the product. Bulk packs win on price per hinge and lose on everything else for a small job: leftover hardware, storage, and the temptation to hang mismatched hinges later. A right-sized pack in the standard spec is a legitimate buy.

Specs

Size3.5 in. × 3.5 in.
CornerRounded, 5/8 in. radius
FinishBrushed nickel (satin nickel)
Pack size6 hinges
UseInterior residential doors

The good and the not-so-good

  • Exactly two doors’ worth — nothing left over, nothing missing.
  • The modern standard spec: 3.5 inch, 5/8 radius, satin nickel.
  • A 4.5 out of 5 average from the buyers it has.
  • Right-sized packs suit single-room refreshes and rental repairs.

Worth knowing before you buy

  • 85 ratings is a thin evidence base — the bulk packs below carry thousands.
  • The listing is light on detail (no brand name in the title), so check the pack contents against your doors on arrival.
  • Per-hinge cost runs above the bulk packs, as small packs always do.

Who they’re for — and who should skip them

Anyone re-hinging one or two interior doors in nickel — a bathroom refit, a pair of bedrooms, a rental repair — whose doors carry the standard 3.5 inch, 5/8 radius hinge.

Skip it for a whole house: the 18-pack and 42-pack below exist for that, at a better per-hinge price and with far more ratings behind them. And as always, check your existing corner radius first — 5/8 is common, not universal.

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Fitting them

  1. Compare one old hinge to the new: size, corner radius and hole pattern.
  2. Work one hinge at a time with the door still hanging, using the existing mortises.
  3. Drive the screws and check the swing before moving to the next hinge.
  4. If a screw spins in a worn hole, pack the hole with a glued matchstick or fit a longer screw rather than forcing it.

Worth comparing

Brushed nickel 18-pack — six doors, deeper record

The step up in the same finish family: eighteen hinges rated 4.7 out of 5 across 357 ratings. If the job might grow beyond two doors, start here — see our nickel 18-pack review.

Design House 181412 — the branded 3-pack

One door’s worth from a hardware-store brand, with water-resistant pre-lubricated pins and 2,760 ratings at 4.7. The choice when brand backing matters more than pack size — our 181412 review.

Questions people ask

How many doors does a 6-pack cover?

Two doors at the standard three hinges per door.

Will they fit my doors?

If your current hinges are 3.5 inch with 5/8 inch radius corners — the common modern standard — yes. Compare one old hinge before ordering.

Is brushed nickel the same as satin nickel?

In door hardware the two terms are used for the same soft, low-sheen nickel finish; this listing uses both. Match against your existing hardware in daylight if the match has to be exact.

The bottom line

A right-sized pack in the standard spec, with a decent rating from a small crowd. For two doors, it does the job without buying a renovation’s worth of hardware — just go in knowing the ratings base is thin and the bulk packs are the safer evidence.