Timco Adjustable Gate Hinge Set - 450mm - Grey

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The Timco Adjustable Gate Hinge Set is designed for homeowners and contractors installing field or driveway gates on timber posts, offering a robust solution that simplifies post-installation alignment. Its standout feature is the adjustable bottom fitting that allows for precise gate positioning, making it ideal for perfectly aligning pairs of gates; however, users should note that this kit is specifically engineered for timber post installations and requires careful bolt placement to ensure structural integrity.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | AFH450G |
| Brand | TIMCO |
No, this specific kit is designed for use on timber posts.
While intended for field or driveway gates, it can be used on smaller gates provided the dimensions of the strap fit the gate frame.
Depending on weight distribution, you can mount the pins in an opposing orientation to prevent upward lifting.
The set features a hot-dipped galvanised finish for high durability against the elements.
Yes, the kit includes the necessary carriage bolts, nuts, and washers.
Utilize the adjustable bottom fitting to clamp or loosen the heel positioning until the gate sits level.
Check that the cup square bolts are fully tightened and verify the timber has not rotted or splintered around the connection points.
This hinge set is designed exclusively for mounting onto timber posts. Ensure your timber is of sufficient thickness to accommodate the carriage bolts provided.
To maintain the galvanised finish, periodically inspect the bolts for tightness after the first month of use, as timber may shrink or expand, potentially loosening the hardware.