Projection Hinge for external use

Two different hinges,projection are for the heavier door, they have more knuckle than parliament.

https://www.sdslondon.co.uk/parliament-and-projection-hinges.html

http://spillerai.co.uk/Products/projection-parliament-hinges

 

Bright zinc won't rust like plain steel hinges, some stainless steel will rust, depending on the door & it's purpose I would prefer projection hinges or some heavy butt hinges,

 

I have used the Screwfix / Eclipse Parliament hinges on my Shed/Workshop/Sauna/... they have been on for three or four years and no sign of rust. They are supplied with Stainless screws too.

Yes, you can buy multipoint systems for timber doors - Assa Abloy Fix ranges do a search for Espagnolettes. I had several sets supplied some pairs and some singles - one made from a kit to get work started and the remaining 8 made to measure.

 

Get the cheaper one - the one on clearance! Unlikely to be any difference and that is the one I have.

One piece of advice - the screws are stainless too and that means they are soft. So, drill a pilot hole and then fit normal woodscrews, maybe 0.5mm smaller in diameter, until you are happy then change them over. And ensure you use the correct screwdriver tip - mine were Philips not Pozi. Use the wrong one and you can chew up the heads.

 

I used brass ones on my workshop been on for about 8 years now no problem.

http://www.ironmongerydirect.co.uk/search?SearchText=parliment+hinges