Any suggestions for door hinges? The McMaster 15665A393 is up to $100 each
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Update: this looks like an exact alternative from Grainger : https://www.grainger.com/product/GRAINGER-APPROVED-Continuous-Hinge-Steel-2ZER7
Item #2ZER7
Mfr. Model #2ZER7
UNSPSC #31162403
Catalog Page #2013
Item #2ZER7
Mfr. Model #2ZER7
UNSPSC #31162403
Catalog Page #2013
Sorry if this is late, but this forum seems a bit dead and I was checking to see if there were responses to a thread I posted.
We generally get our hinges from either home Depot, or Habitat Restore (used/ donated).
I can't tell you exactly what hinges we used for our shed, but I can tell you we definitely didn't spend 100 per. Probably more like $3 if we got them from habitat, or $10 new (just guessing based on other projects, it's been awhile.). I think we just used three heavy duty hinges (high,middle,low) and called it a day. Sorry I can't be more specific right now .. if you'd like I can take a picture later today?
We generally get our hinges from either home Depot, or Habitat Restore (used/ donated).
I can't tell you exactly what hinges we used for our shed, but I can tell you we definitely didn't spend 100 per. Probably more like $3 if we got them from habitat, or $10 new (just guessing based on other projects, it's been awhile.). I think we just used three heavy duty hinges (high,middle,low) and called it a day. Sorry I can't be more specific right now .. if you'd like I can take a picture later today?
Full piano hinges are the best if you can find them and afford them. They have probably gone up in price like everything else.
But galvanized gate hinges are always an option. They will just require more maintenance in the future. Use carriage bolts instead of screws will help keep them in place and delay sagging.
But galvanized gate hinges are always an option. They will just require more maintenance in the future. Use carriage bolts instead of screws will help keep them in place and delay sagging.