HILLMASTER 6 Inch T-Strap Heavy Duty Shed Door Hinges Gate Strap Hinges Black Tee Hinge Wrought Hardware for Wooden Fences,Yard,Barn Door,Rustproof(2 Pack)

The HILLMASTER 6-inch T-Strap Hinges are exactly what I needed for my shed doors. They’re heavy-duty in the best sense—thick steel, clean welds, and a black finish that resists rust and adds a sleek, rugged look. Installation was straightforward, and the pre-drilled holes lined up perfectly. Once mounted, the hinges swing smoothly and hold firm without sagging, even under the weight of solid wood doors. These aren’t just decorative—they’re built to perform. If you’re looking for reliable gate or shed hardware that blends strength with style, this set delivers.

These hinges were exactly what I needed for my front gate rebuild. They are nice and heavy, and feel very sturdy and seem of good quality. Good black enamel coating. They work great.

I used these for a fence or gate, and they are very easy to install and study. They feel stable and have no doubt they will last many years. These are a good value over box stores and the included screws and hardware were good quality to hand a 50 lb gate The size works perfectly for 2x4 wood gates. They look nice, the black paint is well coated, and it feels to be high quality.

Hinges are good quality; however, the screws are weak and strip easily.

Quite the heavy duty set of hinges! Just remember: As with any item shipped with cheap screws, throw them away, as they are quite useless. Buy proper fasteners elswhere.

Good, solid, well made hinges for gates. Simple to install, sturdy and attractive. Support the weight of a gate without any issues at all.

Works good on wooden fence door

I bought these to hang replacement shed doors. They look good, and seem heavy duty. But they only ship with minimal wood screws. I ended up replacing the frame side screws with longer ones, and the door side with machine bolts and nuts. But I couldn't find black ones at any local source, so the shiny screw heads detract from the overall look. I don't know why these Chinese factories always supply inadequate hardware. Shouldn't the product teams at least try to use their products once before finalizing the design?