4″–12″ Heavy Duty Gate T Hinges

I really don't know how to approach this. This is the sixth set of these I have purchased. So, obviously, I am okay with the hinges. But, let's get real about the screws! The supplied screws were little #6 X 3/4 inch screws like you would use on kitchen cabinet hinges - NOT heavy duty 10 inch barn style hinges. The heads did not quite fall through the holes in the hinges, but it would not have taken hardly any effort at all to pull them through. They should have been at least #12 X 1 1/4 inches. I don't know what they were thinking.

Initially looked great, however after 6 months of use on my shed doors they are beginning to rust. Starting around the screwholes. Waste of money

For the price I got 6 hinges for the price of 3 at a big box store. The quality of these was just as good if not better.

These hinges are light duty at best

Time will tell how good they are but they look constructed and painted well. Looks sturdy.

UPDATE: It's been over a year and these hinges have worked well holding up the metal doors to my husband's work shop. Definitely earned a 5 star rating!

These are strong and work perfectly.

Just for ordinary everyday use the hings seem mostly okay. However, they do seem thin and may not hold up to extensive use.

Use estas bisagras para puertas de shed de casi 100lb cada puerta y las cargan sin problema, recomiendo este producto si buscas algo grande que lusca y sea rigido.

Great hinges, very nice looking and great price. Even came with all the screws you need !

Price was right. The large hinges were perfect size for my barn style door. My door was heavier than average in that 2x4's sandwich 1/2 sheathing to create the door. The hinges were plenty strong enough to get the job done with the heavy door. At first I was a little concerned because the hinges were made of metal that were a litle thinner than I wanted. However, it turned out to be plenty strong. It has nice powder coated paint, looks attractive and I expect it to be a durable finish.

The way I built the door is that I actually added the 2x4 stiffeners into the wall as I was building the wall. Added more 2x4s to hold the door in place. Then I cut out the door from the wall. While the door was being held in place by the temporary 2x4s, I attached the hinges in place, then, removed the temporary 2x4s and the door did not sag but maybe 1/8 of an inch at most.