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These Old Hill Ironworks Tudor Tee Hinges are the ideal choice for homeowners and builders seeking a blend of classic aesthetic and modern durability for medium-sized shed doors, gates, and garden furniture. Crafted from high-quality malleable cast iron with a specialized protective finish, these hinges provide exceptional weather resistance and smooth operation; however, users should ensure their mounting surface is thick enough to support the 390mm length of the hinges.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 4200-0390BA |
| Brand | Perry |
Yes, they are salt spray tested to over 700 hours, making them suitable for coastal environments.
The hinges are 390mm in total length.
No, the set includes all necessary stainless steel fixings for installation.
They are designed for medium-sized doors and gates; ensure your gate weight is within reasonable limits for two hinges of this size.
The hinges feature a UV-resistant, powder-coated finish designed to maintain its color despite sun exposure.
Apply a small amount of silicone-based lubricant to the inner stainless steel pivot point.
Ensure that the mounting screws are tightened fully and that you have pilot drilled the pilot holes to the correct diameter for the screws provided.
For installation, ensure you are using the provided stainless steel fixings to prevent galvanic corrosion. It is advised to use a spirit level to ensure both hinges are perfectly aligned before driving the screws into your wood or metal gate frame. For maintenance, a periodic wipe with a soft, dry cloth is sufficient to remove dust and debris. If the finish is scratched during installation, applying a high-quality exterior black metal touch-up paint will help maintain the integrity of the protective coating. Do not use harsh chemical cleaners, as these can degrade the powder-coated layer.
