4″–12″ Heavy Duty Gate T Hinges

Happy with my purchase. Good price strung sturdy.

We used these for the doors on our chicken coop and run. They worked perfectly!

One of four is crooked, I couldn't use it. They don't quality check their products. The remained three are ok, but quality are not good.

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Order 2 packages. They were poorly package so all were scratched and about 50% of each package was physically damage or defective. I.e. bent, paint chipped, paint not fully applied and rusting.

I am returning these hinges. I bought a set of 6 hinges. Initially, they look pretty good. But after closer examination, they are not high quality at all. The metal is very thin. The metal is like half the thickness of the hinges from Home Depot and Lowes. The worst part of all is that all the 6 hinges I received are curved. The long part of the hinges are all curved. You can look at the photos to see how thin the metal is and how the long part of the hinge is curved.

Bought the 10 inch hinges for a shed I made. Well built, sturdy, and overall a great hinges. Keeps door from sagging

I repaired a gate that attached to our back deck. The shorter hinges were not holding up as well and it probably been on there for 10 years. I bought these 12-in hinges and added some extra screws and the work great. I was able to bend them exactly where I needed to so it swiveled open and closed very smoothly. Now it's time to repaint.

These hinges worked as described. They were easy to install but I did used a bigger screw than was was provided. Pleased with them so far.

If you're building heavy shed doors, like me (3/4" plywood, framed with 2x4s), you'll want hinges that can be anchored into the studs, not just into the framing. Depending on your framing, and how much shimming you need to plumb the rough opening, the hinges might need to be anchored a good 2" from the inner edge of the door in order to reach the studs. Most shed hinges are too small to reach that far, but these solved the problem. The hinges can be anchored into the studs, leaving the first screw hole of the door side of the hinge unusable (see the picture), but the remaining four screw holes are quite enough to support even a heavy door. The hinges look good and work well.
The included screws were pretty flimsy, but you should always select screws for your specific application anyway. Deck screws fit perfectly in these holes; I used 3" deck screws on the anchor side and 2" deck screws on the door.