
Why we know this works!
Why we know this works!
We love these offset hinges because as occupational therapy practitioners (OTPs) we watch people quietly close off rooms in their own home when a mobility device will not clear the doorway. Will offset hinges fit my existing door? In most homes, yes: they replace your standard hinges directly, come as a pack of 3 to cover a typical door, and the chrome finish with 5/8 inch rounded corners matches the hinge shape on most residential doors. Once installed, the door swings fully clear of the opening and gives you 2 more inches of usable width for a walker or wheelchair.
That extra space is especially important for wheelchair and walker users living with multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury, or weakness after illness or surgery. Check your current hinges first: if they have sharp square corners, order our 90 degree corner version instead, and make sure you have at least 3 inches of clearance between the wall and the edge of the door jamb.
What The Experts Say
What The Experts Say
Dr. Ryan Salmon
OTD, OTRL, ECHM
"I understand the importance of simple yet effective solutions in the home environment. The Offset Door Hinge with Rounded Corners is a prime example of how a small change can make a significant difference, particularly when it comes to creating more accessible spaces.
This hinge is designed to add an additional 2 inches of usable space through a doorway—an often overlooked, but crucial modification. For individuals navigating their homes with adaptive equipment like wheelchairs, walkers, or even wide strollers, every inch counts. These extra 2 inches can be the difference between easily passing through a doorway and struggling or having to make modifications that disrupt the home's flow.
The Offset Door Hinge is a simple, affordable solution that enhances occupational space without the need for extensive renovations. It’s an excellent option for anyone looking to improve the accessibility of their home, allowing for smoother transitions between rooms and reducing the risk of damage to walls, door frames, or the equipment itself.
This product embodies the idea that small, thoughtful adjustments can solve bigger issues, making daily life easier and safer for those with mobility challenges."
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