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Larsen and Shaw antique brass piano hinge identifies this product as a long, continuous Larsen and Shaw hinge designed to run the full length of a joint, so doors, lids, or panels travel smoothly along the entire 72 inch run. The 2 inch opened hinge width provides broad support across the edge, helping the joint stay aligned on heavier or taller pieces. The piano hinge design spreads load over the full 72 inch length, reducing point stress at the leaf and pin compared with shorter hinges. The antique brass finish provides a classic, warm look that matches traditional hardware finishes on cabinetry and furniture. Because the hinge is built as a continuous strip, it keeps gaps consistent along the opening, which supports straight reveals and a clean sightline on finished work.
All cut lengths of this hinge have countersunk screw holes spaced 2 inches apart on center, creating a regular pattern that speeds layout because measurements repeat down the entire 72 inch run. The countersunk design matches flathead screw profiles, letting screw heads sit flush with the hinge leaf so doors and lids close without interference at the knuckle line. Larsen and Shaw specifies that all hinges in this line use #5 flathead screws except 3 inch wide hinges that use #6, so this 2 inch wide hinge uses #5 flathead screws for mounting. That defined screw size helps plan drilling operations and bit selection before installation. The stated requirement of 100 screws per 6 foot length indicates a dense fastening pattern that holds the hinge firmly to the workpiece.
This 2 inch x 72 inch steel piano hinge suits applications where a full-length hinge line is needed across a 6 foot opening, such as tall cabinet doors, storage chests, or long lids. The hinge falls within Larsen and Shaw's piano hinge category, so it behaves as a continuous support rather than as spaced butt hinges, helping tall panels stay aligned from top to bottom. The .060 gauge steel construction provides a consistent thickness along the leaves, which contributes to stable movement when the hinge is mortised or surface-mounted according to project design. With hinge widths in the line available in 1-1/16 inch, 1-1/4 inch, 1-1/2 inch, 2 inch, and 3 inch, this particular 2 inch width sits toward the wider end of the range, offering extra bearing surface for edge support compared with narrower options. The antique brass finish designation ties into the listed finish family that also includes bright brass, bright nickel, black powder coat, and bright zinc, so the visual tone can align with other finish selections in a space where multiple Larsen and Shaw components are used.
The 2 inch on-center screw hole spacing along all cut lengths of the hinge creates a grid-like pattern that supports repeatable drilling, because each screw location is predictable from one project to the next. Using #5 flathead screws on this 2 inch width hinge, as specified for all non-3 inch widths in the line, keeps the fastener profile consistent, which helps streamline tooling and minimizes transitions during installation. The specification of 100 screws per 6 foot length means the hinge is anchored at many points, distributing forces evenly along the cabinet or panel edge. That even distribution can reduce the tendency for the leaf to pull away at the ends under load. The continuous 72 inch length allows fabricators to run the hinge unbroken along tall or wide doors, so the pivot line stays straight from one end to the other, supporting smooth operation and even gaps over time. The antique brass finish is described as a lifetime finish, so its surface treatment is intended to remain stable throughout the hinge's service life, helping maintain the appearance of visible door or lid edges without frequent refinishing.
The hinge is specified as 2 inch by 72 inch, so it provides a 2 inch opened width across the leaf and a full 72 inch length along the pivot line.
The hinge is a .060 gauge steel piano hinge, giving it a defined metal thickness that supports the leaves under repeated movement.
The hinge uses #5 flathead screws, as all hinges in this line use #5 flathead screws except 3 inch wide hinges, which use #6 flathead screws.
All cut lengths of this hinge have countersunk screw holes spaced 2 inches apart on center, so screw locations follow a consistent repeating pattern.
This hinge has an antique brass finish, one of Larsen and Shaw's five finishes, giving projects a traditional brass appearance at the hinge line.
The hinge uses 100 screws per 6 foot length, so the 72 inch hinge is fastened at many points along its length for distributed support.
The Larsen and Shaw antique brass 2 inch x 72 inch steel piano hinge with .060 gauge construction and countersunk screw holes every 2 inches on center offers a defined, continuous hinge line for doors, lids, or panels. The use of #5 flathead screws on this 2 inch width gives a consistent fastening solution that supports efficient installation. The antique brass lifetime finish and full 72 inch length make this hinge suited to visible, long-run applications where appearance and smooth, continuous pivot action both matter. For cabinet, furniture, or casework projects that call for a full-length hinge in antique brass, this 1119G02BA model provides clearly specified dimensions, finish, and mounting details to support accurate planning.
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