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| Weight | 40 lbs. |
|---|---|
| Material | Galvanized Steel |
| Quantity (Per Bag) | 100 units |
| Frame Size | 1-3/8" |
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Contact our Specialists at (888) 766-26161-3/8" Female Gate Frame Hinge
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Made with galvanized steel, this Female or ‘Frame’ Hinge measures 1 3/8" x 5/8". It's designed to connect gate frames. This hinge works together with a post hinge, enabling the gate to smoothly swing open and shut.
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Durable Galvanized Steel Female Gate Hinge
The Female Gate Hinge is a chain-link fence fitting made of durable galvanized steel, designed to attach to a gate frame and work together with the post hinge for smooth and reliable gate swinging. Its compact and streamlined design allows for easy installation and provides years of excellent performance.
Notable features of this Female Gate Hinge include its pre-drilled holes for easy installation, galvanized finish that protects against rust, and compatibility with gate frames and post hinges to enable gate swinging. For installation, the recommended bolt length is 2”.
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