2″–5″ Light Duty T Hinges

You know the old saying we have all heard our whole life? You get what you pay for? Yes, that old saying. Well I broke all rules and bought these thinking just MAYBE they would suffice. I was wrong. They will do the job i guess...for a little while. Theyre just an inferior quality product. I won’t be using them.

kind of lite duty but 3 hinges on each door should work just fine

Decent hinges for the price. I'm using these on my 5' double shed doors, and so far there doesn't seem to be any sag.

They are flimsy if I had seen them at a store I wouldn't have bought them

Very light weight, did not work, bent when installed.

POSTSCRIPT: T & B resolved the matter below to my complete satisfaction. And I have learned to double check dimensions and other specs when buying something that I cannot physically grasp in my paws.

Well, shame on me. I am used to the 4" dimension being the length of the hinge pin, not the overall "reach" of a hinge. I think that is the routine for specing any hinge. If you read the fine print (I did it post mortem) they do describe the dims in metric. That seems interesting since the other dims are in inches so I feel somewhat misled. They are good for nothing but a music box lid and too cheap to return so I'll just chuck em.

NOT wrought iron, very cheap, and NO screws. The good reviews simply don't know what they're talking about.

Moderately acceptable...these are not heavy duty hinges by any means, but they are suitable for lighter-duty jobs.

The price was ok for what I got. They are "not" for a gate or barn door, unless you are building a gate/barn door for a doll house.
Very thin and flimsy.

well made like it