Abstract: An object is to provide a hinge capable of preventing an unintentional shift in height to an up-and-down direction with respect to rotation of a door. A hinge comprises a holder part supporting rotatably a door and for holding the door, a supporting part and for rotatably supporting the holder part from below, a rotation part having a screw on an inner circumference for rotatably connecting to the screw thread of the rotation part, a first regulation part disposed to the holder part and for regulating rotation of the rotation shaft with respect to the supporting part, and a second regulating part disposed to the holder part and for regulating up-and-down movement of the adjustment ring with respect to the holding part along an upper-and-lower direction.

Abstract: An object is to provide a hinge capable of preventing an unintentional shift in height to an up-and-down direction with respect to rotation of a door. A hinge comprises a holder part supporting rotatably a door and for holding the door, a supporting part and for rotatably supporting the holder part from below, a rotation part having a screw on an inner circumference for rotatably connecting to the screw thread of the rotation part, a first regulation part disposed to the holder part and for regulating rotation of the rotation shaft with respect to the supporting part, and a second regulating part disposed to the holder part and for regulating up-and-down movement of the adjustment ring with respect to the holding part along an upper-and-lower direction.

Abstract: An identical engagement hole 12b is formed in each of first and second brackets 1, 2. A first engagement portion 31c is formed in a damper body 31 of a rotary damper 3. A distal end portion of a rotor 32 of the rotary damper 3 is non-rotatably inserted in an adapter 4. A third engagement portion 46 is formed in an outer circumference of the adapter 4. The first engagement portion 31c is non-rotatably inserted in the engagement hole 12b of the first bracket 1. The third engagement portion 46 is non-rotatably inserted in the engagement hole 12b of the second bracket 2.

Abstract: An identical engagement hole 12b is formed in each of first and second brackets 1, 2. A first engagement portion 31c is formed in a damper body 31 of a rotary damper 3. A distal end portion of a rotor 32 of the rotary damper 3 is non-rotatably inserted in an adapter 4. A third engagement portion 46 is formed in an outer circumference of the adapter 4. The first engagement portion 31c is non-rotatably inserted in the engagement hole 12b of the first bracket 1. The third engagement portion 46 is non-rotatably inserted in the engagement hole 12b of the second bracket 2.