Schlage is a name most people know from locks, and its hinges carry the same pitch: branded hardware, finished to match the locksets. This is the 3.5 inch hinge with a 5/8 inch radius corner in aged bronze, sold as a 3-pack — one door’s worth, in the dark bronze finish that pairs with Schlage’s aged bronze handles.
The ratings are thinner than the bulk packs’ — dozens rather than thousands — which is normal for a finish-specific branded part. The 4.5 average across them is consistent.
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The short answer
Buy this 3-pack if your door wears Schlage aged bronze levers or deadbolts and the hinges should match exactly: standard 3.5 inch hinges with 5/8 inch radius corners, rated 4.5 out of 5 across 89 Amazon ratings. Whole house to do? Branded 3-packs are the expensive route — the bulk dark-finish pack below exists for that job. Related reading: Schlage 3.5″ Door Hinge Review.
What you’re getting
Three standard interior hinges: 3.5 inch, rounded 5/8 inch radius corners, aged bronze finish. The buying reason is the match — if your levers and deadbolts are Schlage aged bronze, hinges from the same finish family keep the hardware suite consistent in a way a generic “oil rubbed bronze” only approximates.
Specs
| Brand | Schlage |
| Size | 3.5 in. |
| Corner | Rounded, 5/8 in. radius |
| Finish | Aged bronze |
| Pack size | 3 hinges (one standard door) |
The good and the not-so-good
- The exact finish match for Schlage aged bronze locksets — the whole point of the part.
- A lock-brand name with the consistency that implies.
- Standard 3.5 inch size and 5/8 radius corner, so it drops into common mortises.
Worth knowing before you buy
- 89 ratings is a thin evidence base next to the bulk packs’ thousands.
- One door per pack — per-hinge, this is the premium way to buy hinges.
- Aged bronze is Schlage’s tone; it will not exactly match other brands’ bronze.
Who they’re for — and who should skip them
Owners matching Schlage aged bronze locksets, and anyone doing a single door where brand consistency matters more than bulk price. Our second Schlage page covers the same hinge family; for a plainer workhorse in bronze tones from a hardware-store brand, see the Design House oil rubbed bronze hinge.
Whole-house job? Branded 3-packs are the expensive way to buy hinges. The bulk matte and nickel packs elsewhere in our hardware coverage exist for that.
Fitting them
- Swap one hinge at a time into the existing mortises, with the door still hanging.
- Check the corner radius against the outgoing hinge — 5/8 inch radius is the common modern standard this hinge follows.
- Drive the screws and check the swing before moving to the next hinge.
Worth comparing
TDCHinges 30-pack — dark finish at bulk scale
If the door count grows beyond one or two, the matte black 30-pack is the dark-finish bulk route: thirty 3.5 inch hinges rated 4.8 out of 5 across 4,447 ratings. Not a bronze match — a different finish family — but the value benchmark for dark hardware. Full detail in our matte black 30-pack review.
Questions people ask
Is aged bronze the same as oil rubbed bronze?
They’re cousins, not twins — both are dark brown-bronze finishes, but each brand’s tone differs. Matching within a brand is the reliable route.
How many doors does a pack cover?
One, at three hinges per door.
Will they fit standard mortises?
If your current hinges are 3.5 inch with 5/8 inch radius corners, yes.
The bottom line
You’re paying a little more for the name and the exact finish match. On a door with Schlage hardware everywhere else, that’s money that shows.
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