BJ Waller Royde & Tucker H086 Hinge 2026

BJ Waller expands timber window hinge range

BJ Waller expands timber window hinge range

Dedicated timber hardware supplier, BJ Waller, has added the Royde & Tucker HI-LOAD H086 lift-off hinge to its range of specialist hardware for timber casement windows, with stock now available for joinery manufacturers across the UK.

The H086 butt hinge has recently been tested for use on the Lignum casement window system, supporting the traditional appearance and opening function that timber window manufacturers often need to retain, while providing proven performance from a trusted hinge range.

Although tested for the Lignum system, the HI-LOAD hinge is suitable for traditional casement window applications thanks to its smaller size of 85 x 76 x 2.64mm, making it a practical option for joinery manufacturers looking to maintain classic window aesthetics alongside reliable operation and long-term durability.

Manufactured from Grade 304 stainless steel, the Royde & Tucker H086 hinge is available in choice of finishes including satin stainless steel, dark bronze, black and antique brass.

The maintenance free hinge is supplied with a 25-year mechanical guarantee when correctly specified and fitted, giving joinery manufacturers additional peace of mind.

Luke Piper, Business Development Director – Timber, BJ Waller, said: “The H086 is a useful addition to our timber window hinge range because it supports the traditional look and operation that many joiners want to preserve.

“Testing for the Lignum casement window gives customers working with that system additional confidence but is also a strong option for wider traditional timber casement applications which require a butt hinge with reliable operation and performance.”

The hinge is available now from BJ Waller, supported by the team’s specialist knowledge of timber window and door hardware.

For further information, please visit: www.bjwaller.co.uk

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