4″–12″ Heavy Duty Gate T Hinges

Screws are made of something between play dough and butter. Bring your own screws. Has me nervous on the rest of the parts too but it's on and functioning

No slop in hinge tight tolerance great alignment and little sag. would buy again.

Good

these hinges work best if you hang the hinge on the post first, line it up letting the hinge slack drop. Let the hinge slack drop then screw the hinge on the gate. This stops the gate from dropping because you took the slack out, by letting the gate hinge part drop before screwing it on.

Homemade, single-wide, T-111 door is not light, and these hold it just fine.

It felt sturdy out the bag. It had weight. I changed out an old hinge that's been there since moving in 23 years prior. I had to reinforce the jamb to the cinder block fence. Once i did that, I installed the new hinge. It had the same dimensions, that was great, so I didn't have to measure new holes. I did put a slimmer dowel in the hole so the new screws would catch better. As I tightened the screw sitting closer to the hinge part, I noticed the hinge itself bent. Very subtle, but I noticed it. It still held up the gate from sagging and rubbing the ground. I took off one star. It works well still. When I install the top hinge, I will update.

strong enough for privacy fence gate

The hinges themselves are heavy duty and great!! We have a very large and heavy gate. My only concern was the small little screws it came with. We used longer screws so they would stay sturdy outdoors in harsh weather

Easy to install. I was concerned as I didn’t think these would strong enough to hold or operate my new gate that I just modified. Works perfect. Gate is over 50 and these handle it easily. Well made and very sturdy.

Looks like good quality metal and paint.