Four doors’ worth of satin nickel hinges in one pack, at the highest rating in our nickel coverage: the SORGMACH 12-pack holds a 4.8 out of 5 average across 367 Amazon ratings. The spec is the modern residential standard — 3.5 inch, 5/8 inch radius corners — in flat iron with a brushed nickel finish, screws included.
SORGMACH is a no-name brand, so this page rests on two things: the manufacturer’s published specification, which is complete and checkable, and those 367 ratings. On paper and in buyers’ hands, this is the value pick of the nickel hinges.
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The short answer
Buy this 12-pack if you are changing several doors to satin nickel: twelve standard 3.5 inch hinges with 5/8 inch radius corners, loose pins for easy door removal, screws included, rated 4.8 out of 5 across 367 ratings — the strongest rating of any nickel pack we cover. Brand name matters more than ratings depth to you? The Design House 3-pack below is the alternative.
What you’re getting
Twelve full-mortise butt hinges, 3.5 × 3.5 inches and 0.087 inches thick per the manufacturer’s specification, with a templated six-hole pattern and plain-bearing construction. The pin is a loose pin design — the manufacturer’s own copy notes it can be tapped out with a hammer — so doors come off their hinges without unscrewing anything.
Screws are included, six per hinge at an upgraded 1 inch length, along with an instruction manual. Twelve hinges cover four standard doors at three per door.
Specs
| Size | 3.5 in. × 3.5 in., 0.087 in. thick |
| Corner | 5/8 in. radius |
| Material | Flat iron |
| Finish | Satin (brushed) nickel |
| Bearing | Plain bearing |
| Pin | Loose pin — removable |
| Holes | 6 per hinge, templated pattern |
| Pack size | 12 hinges, screws and manual included |
| Use | Interior residential doors |
The good and the not-so-good
- 4.8 out of 5 across 367 ratings — the best-rated nickel pack in this coverage.
- Twelve hinges: four doors in one purchase, one consistent finish.
- Loose pin design, so doors lift off for painting and moving.
- Screws included at 1 inch length, six per hinge.
- The modern standard spec — 3.5 inch, 5/8 radius — that fits most current mortises.
Worth knowing before you buy
- Flat iron is an interior material; it is not stainless, so keep these out of wet-room exterior duty.
- A no-name brand: the 367 ratings are the track record, and they are good but not deep.
- Standard thickness — for very heavy doors, look at heavier-gauge hinges.
Who they’re for — and who should skip them
Anyone standardising several interior doors on satin nickel — a floor of bedrooms and bathrooms is the natural job — who is comfortable buying on ratings rather than brand.
Skip them if your mortises are 1/4 inch radius or square corner (check one hinge first), or if you want a single door’s worth from a heritage brand.
Fitting them
- Swap one hinge at a time with the door still hanging, using the existing mortises and screw holes.
- Work top to bottom — the door never leaves its frame.
- Seat the new leaf, drive the included screws, and check the swing.
- To remove a door later, tap the loose pin up and out rather than unscrewing the leaves.
Worth comparing
Design House 181412 — the brand-name 3-pack
One door’s worth of satin nickel from a hardware-store brand, water resistant and pre-lubricated, rated 4.7 out of 5 across 2,760 ratings — the deepest record here. Full detail in our 181412 review.
Brushed nickel 18-pack — the whole-house count
Eighteen nickel hinges rated 4.7 out of 5 across 357 ratings — but note the square corners, which need square-corner mortises. See our nickel 18-pack review.
Questions people ask
How many doors does a 12-pack cover?
Four doors at the standard three hinges per door.
Are screws included?
Yes — the manufacturer’s listing includes six screws per hinge and an instruction manual.
Can I remove the door without unscrewing the hinges?
Yes. The pin is a loose pin design that taps out.
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.
The bottom line
The value pick, plainly: standard spec, screws in the box, removable pins, and the highest rating in the nickel field. If the corner radius matches your doors, this is the pack the numbers point to.
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