Gate Hinges

Traditional gate hinges for garden gates, stable doors and timber outbuildings. Compare T hinges, hook and band, Tudor, Armor-Coat and bronze options.

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  • Tudor Gate Hinges | Black cast iron T Hinges for external use
    External Gate hinge

    Tudor Gate Hinges

    From £48.00
  • T Hinges with Armor-Coat
    Tee Hinges
  • Level Image of Black Penny End T Hinges
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  • Level Image of Black Arrow Head T Hinges
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  • Level Image of Pewter Penny End T Hinges
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  • Level Image of Pewter Arrow Head T Hinges
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  • Level Image of Cranked Hook & Band Hinges
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  • Level Image of Straight Hook & Band Hinges
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  • Level Image of Barn Door T-Hinges
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    Barn Door T-Hinges

    From £193.00
  • Variant image of Bronze T-Hinge
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    Bronze T-Hinge

    From £122.00

Choosing gate hinges for timber joinery

Choose traditional gate hinges for garden gates, stable doors, sheds and timber outbuildings. The range includes penny and arrow end T hinges, cast-iron Tudor hinges, Armor-Coat, hook and band hinges, long barn-door hinges and working bronze T hinges.

Start with the gate or door’s width, weight, construction and fixing positions, then check the finish against its exposure to weather. Compare straight and cranked fittings to suit the frame. For other traditional styles, explore our Traditional Hinges collection.

T hinges or hook and band hinges?

T hinges combine a long strap on the door with a fixing plate on the frame. From The Anvil offers penny and arrow ends in Black and Pewter Patina; bronze T hinges provide a dark bronze alternative.

Hook and band hinges use a separate hook plate and strap. The crank on our cranked hook and band hinges allows the door to sit flush with the frame surface. Check the mounting arrangement and clearances before choosing straight or cranked fittings.

Choosing stable door hinges

For a split stable door, assess the top and bottom leaves separately so each has suitable hinges and fixings. Check the weight, thickness and available timber at every fixing point. For larger timber doors, compare our Barn Door Hinges.

Finishes for exterior use

From The Anvil’s Black and Pewter Patina finishes are suitable for exterior use with the recommended care. These differ from our indoor-only beeswax and pewter-finish mild-steel ranges.

Armor-Coat T hinges offer a corrosion-resistant coating suitable for Accoya and coastal applications. Tudor cast-iron hinges are for exterior use but are not recommended for coastal locations. Follow the selected product’s care guidance.

Sizes, quantities and fixings

Compare the actual strap and fixing-plate dimensions, supplied quantity and screws on each product page. Hinge length alone does not establish load capacity; choose the hinge quantity and fixings for the door and frame. Our T-hinge sizing guide explains the measurements to consider.

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