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finishing hardware

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finishing hardware [′fin·ish·iŋ ‚härd‚wer]
(building construction)
Items, such as hinges, door pulls, and strike plates, made in attractive shapes and finishes, and usually visible on the completed structure.

finish hardware, architectural hardware, builders’ finish hardware, finish builders’ hardware
Hardware, such as hinges, locks, catches, etc., that has a finished appearance as well as a function, esp. that used with doors, windows, and cabinets; may be considered part of the decorative treatment of a room or building.


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