Stupidest question ever!

Bought some hinges (Stanley, 5 knuckle variety) and I noticed that one side
of the hinge (the 3 knuckle side with the company name stamped on it) has a
slight bend to it at the knuckle and the other side is flat. Which side
goes on the door and which side goes on the jamb?

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Edee Em
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Stupidest question ever!

Bought some hinges (Stanley, 5 knuckle variety) and I noticed that one
side of the hinge (the 3 knuckle side with the company name stamped on it)
has a slight bend to it at the knuckle and the other side is flat. Which
side goes on the door and which side goes on the jamb?

--
Edee Em
I know the truth is out there, but I like to stay in....


Never noticed that before. The pins go up.












Just joking.

Just looked at some here. The bent one goes to the door and the more or
less straight to the frame.

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Stupidest question ever!

Bought some hinges (Stanley, 5 knuckle variety) and I noticed that one side
of the hinge (the 3 knuckle side with the company name stamped on it) has a
slight bend to it at the knuckle and the other side is flat. Which side
goes on the door and which side goes on the jamb?

I always put the three knuckle side on the frame. It makes it easier
to hang the door without scratching anything. The two knuckles on
the door go on either side of the center knuckle on the jamb. The
outer knuckles prevent the knuckles on the door from scratching the
jamb until everything is aligned and the pins slide home.

--
Keith

Thanks Keith! Worked like a charm.

Eddie

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Stupidest question ever!

Bought some hinges (Stanley, 5 knuckle variety) and I noticed that one
side
of the hinge (the 3 knuckle side with the company name stamped on it) has
a
slight bend to it at the knuckle and the other side is flat. Which side
goes on the door and which side goes on the jamb?

I always put the three knuckle side on the frame. It makes it easier
to hang the door without scratching anything. The two knuckles on
the door go on either side of the center knuckle on the jamb. The
outer knuckles prevent the knuckles on the door from scratching the
jamb until everything is aligned and the pins slide home.

--
Keith