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6-piece T-hinges, barn door hinges, black T-hinges, exterior T-hinges, iron door hinges, window hinges, 4-inch shed hinges
Sold by MISATO
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Description
The T-shaped design makes opening and closing easier, with a maximum rotation angle of up to 270 degrees. The T-shaped hinge is not only efficient but also modern and stylish. Each hinge can support up to 25 kilograms, offering good stability to meet your everyday needs. High-quality materials: Our door hinges are made of high-quality metal and finished with a black powder coating. The robust structure of these hinges ensures their durability and reliability, while the black powder coating protects the components from impacts and reduces wear, making them an ideal choice for outdoor use. Easy to install: Unlike many other types of door hinges, our hinges are surface-mounted, making them easy to install. The shutter accessories come with screws for quick and easy installation. When using, simply align the screw with the hole in the hinge, tighten it, and attach it to the door. Wait. Even beginners can easily install these sturdy black belt hinges. Design highlights: Our door hinges are exquisitely crafted, with a carefully treated surface that won't scratch, smooth edges, or hurt your hands. The gap between the hinge bearing and the metal plate is very small, which helps reduce metal-on-metal contact, allowing for smooth opening and closing with less noise. This design makes opening and closing easier. Widely applicable: The black T-shaped hinge is ideal for connecting two elements and allowing them to rotate between mechanical devices. Suitable for various new and old interior and exterior buildings, such as doors, sheds, windows, fences, wooden crates, rooms, animal shelters, and DIY projects.
Features
- BrandMIMIY
- ColourBlack
- Maximum load25 kg
- Product finishPowdered
- ShapeT-shaped
- MaterialIron
- Joinery typeDoor
- Door fixing typeHinge
- ManoMano ReferenceME271911831
- MMID612627306708
- Product codeJJLL-YM-182
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