Wood Gate Hardware

Mild steel strap hinge traditional are commonly used in wooden gates because they provide strong support, durability, and a rustic aesthetic. They are ideal for heavy or wide gates, ensuring smooth operation and long-lasting performance.

• Strap hinges distribute the gate’s weight across a larger surface area, making them perfect for large or heavy wooden gates. This prevents sagging and keeps the gate aligned.
• Their long, flat design adds a traditional or farmhouse-style look to wooden gates, enhancing both functionality and aesthetics.
•  Strap hinges are surface-mounted, meaning they are easy to install on wooden gates without complex mortising. This makes them a practical choice for DIY projects.
• Mild steel is tough and resilient, offering long service life when properly maintained. With protective coatings (like galvanization), they resist rust and weather damage.
• Mild steel is prone to rust, so hinges should be galvanized, powder-coated, for outdoor use.
• Strap hinges can be used on garden gates, driveway gates, barn doors, and shed doors, making them a versatile hardware option.

Mild steel tee hinges are traditionally used for wooden gates, shed doors, barn doors, and ledged-and-braced doors. Their design spreads the weight of the door or gate, making them strong, reliable, and easy to install.

• Tee hinges are a classic choice for wooden gates.
• The long strap supports the gate’s weight, preventing sagging over time.
• These hinges are ideal for plank-style doors (simple wooden doors made from vertical boards with horizontal ledges and diagonal braces).
• The hinge design distributes stress evenly across the door surface offering a balance of strength and affordability.
•  Mild steel must be galvanized, or powder-coated for outdoor use.