2″–5″ Light Duty T Hinges

Three on each side of my shed doors are holding up really well. If you build your doors correctly, these hinges will last forever.

Hinge was very difficult to open. Would not buy again

Received these hinges yesterday, and, let me tell you, they are heavy and strong. I have installed four of them with two more to install today. They are attached to my barn/shed doors that weigh in the neighborhood of 75 pounds each. Over the last 30 years, the doors have sagged and the original hinges no longer worked. These hinges are a great replacement. I will have to make a couple of small modifications to the doors in order to install the lower hinges. I am expecting these will outlast me, so no worries in terms of future.

Take a look at the holes on the square side of the hinge. They are too close to the hinge. This causes the screws to be too close to the edge of the post it's attached to. Avoid this and choose a hinge with holes that are further back from the hinge.

You can't beat these hinges for the price! Nice and sturdy and easily support my 4' wooden privacy gate. The only problem I have with these are the cheap, aluminum screws that come with them. They are very easily stripped if you insert them with a drill. Other than that I would buy them again.

Good hinges but screws are way too small, go buy some # 10 screws.

Hinges are solid and look good. Machining was good. Like others, I swapped out the screws.

this works well with the gate door I built

These hinges have a lot of play in them. They are very loose and will make it nearly impossible to keep tight tolerances when used on doors.

I bought hinges elsewhere , but they rusted quick , it only rained 5 times all summer. So I ordered from
amazon to get these heavy duty , rust free hinges.