4″–12″ Heavy Duty Gate T Hinges

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.

so far no problems and way stronger than expected (fingers crossed)

Great value. Actually metal as well. Would recommend

I bought these a year ago and put them on the shelf because I wasn’t ready to use them yet. I guess I should have opened them up sooner because the quality was absolute garbage. The powder coat is chipped on almost all six hinges. Two of them had pins bent enough that the hinge binds when used. Over all not impressed.

Worse than I expected for a simple metal hinge. Two of the six have weird flaws in the metal. Probably useable, but ugly up close. Also needed to replace tiny included screws for a door with some weight. Would not buy again.

I use these for a rustic coffee table I built

Screws started rusting less than 1 week after install

Easy to install

Did not dislike anything. Product was perfect size and supported an old cupboard door beautifully.

Worked great for our project we did .