Ball Tip Door Hinge Removal

Second the hinges don t look like the one on my door.

Ball tip door hinge removal.

Complete home hardware offers both ball tips and steeple tips for our oil rubbed bronze and satin nickel interior and exterior residential hinges used on both architectural hinges and standard 3 5 interior and 4 exterior residential hinges ball tips and steeple tip finials enhance your homes door hardware and accent the door lever handles and doorknobs and pulls throughout your home. Whether your door has a ball tip hinge pin or the more elaborate finial style most of them can be removed the same way. I can t use a nail to drive the pin up through the hinge because the bottom cap is too big to fit through the hing in. I would think all i do is bang on the bottom of the pin through the hole using some kind of pin popper allen wrench nail whatever.

None of that video helps me. But the pin ain t budging. It seems simple to remove a door from the doorjamb you pull the pin and lift the door off its hinges. Next lodge a book under the door to keep it from toppling over while you unpin it.

The hinges on. Hinge pins are designed for quick removal and they usually slip out easily when you re working with newer doors and hardware. Tips on easily removing the pins from door hinges. The hinge is debossed with door mfr name trustile but i doubt they make their own hinges.

The hinge pin has a cap on both top and bottom the caps are attached. Nostalgic warehouse 728356 3 5 ball tip residential 5 8 radius corners door hinge oil rubbed bronze 4 7 out of 5 stars 38 grandeur hardware 808988 3 5 ball tip residential hinge with square corners 3 5 x 3 5 vintage brass. Then use your hammer to push the nail punch up and under the pin until it dislodges. First the door isn t stuck closed it won t close the bottom drags on the floor before it can get to a closed position.

This is a ball bearing hinge with a bottom cap that has a hole in it. The challenge comes when homeowners have painted over the door hinge leaving layers of paint accumulating over the pin or when rust builds up around the steel pin locking it in place.