Haddon Hinge

Peak OakMade in the UK

£80

Made In Great Britain Our 21 Haddon Hinge is a substantial British forged hinge for oak doors, ledged doors and traditional joinery. Its broad fixing plate and long hinge arm give it a strong presence, making the ironwork an important part of the finished door. The design sits somewhere between a classic T hinge and a more decorative strap hinge. A wide rectangular plate fixes to the frame, while the tapered arm runs across the face of the door. At the far end, a shaped diamond-style detail adds a small decorative finish without making the hinge feel overly ornate. This visible construction wo

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as PEAK OAK LIMITED, number 06477756. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Made in the UK
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