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Residential Wide Body Hinge 16 Gauge #1–#4

SKU: RS-300-10010

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Description

Residential 16-gauge wide body hinges. Use the stamped number (#1-#4) to match end vs center positions. Pair with matching rollers when refreshing a door.

Related: 2" Nylon Roller with 11 Ball Bearings - 4" Zinc Plated Stem, Universal Quieting Garage Door Kit, Garage Door Jamb Brackets #1-#6.

  • Quality 16 Gauge Galvanized Steel.
  • Used for Residential: Aluminum, Wood, and Steel applications.
  • Assorted hinge bracket hole combinations.
  • Look at your existing garage door hinge and find the number stamped on hinge to determine correct number size.

These hinges are approximately 2.75" wide and vary in length depending on the number. #1 hinge is approximately 7.5" in length. They increase slightly in size between the next numbers.

Sizes:

  • #1 (RS-300-10010) — Center hinges; often end hinge on bottom section. Approx. ~7.5" long × ~2.75" wide.
  • #2 (RS-300-10011) — End hinge between 2nd and 3rd panels. Slightly longer than #1.
  • #3 (RS-300-10012) — End hinge between 3rd and 4th panels. Slightly longer than #2.
  • #4 (RS-300-10013) — End hinge on taller door stack. Slightly longer than #3.

Match the number stamped on your hinge. Prefer 14 gauge wide body hinges for heavier doors. Pair with rollers and a quieting kit when refreshing hardware.

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Description

Residential 16-gauge wide body hinges. Use the stamped number (#1-#4) to match end vs center positions. Pair with matching rollers when refreshing a door.

Related: 2" Nylon Roller with 11 Ball Bearings - 4" Zinc Plated Stem, Universal Quieting Garage Door Kit, Garage Door Jamb Brackets #1-#6.

  • Quality 16 Gauge Galvanized Steel.
  • Used for Residential: Aluminum, Wood, and Steel applications.
  • Assorted hinge bracket hole combinations.
  • Look at your existing garage door hinge and find the number stamped on hinge to determine correct number size.

These hinges are approximately 2.75" wide and vary in length depending on the number. #1 hinge is approximately 7.5" in length. They increase slightly in size between the next numbers.

Sizes:

  • #1 (RS-300-10010) — Center hinges; often end hinge on bottom section. Approx. ~7.5" long × ~2.75" wide.
  • #2 (RS-300-10011) — End hinge between 2nd and 3rd panels. Slightly longer than #1.
  • #3 (RS-300-10012) — End hinge between 3rd and 4th panels. Slightly longer than #2.
  • #4 (RS-300-10013) — End hinge on taller door stack. Slightly longer than #3.

Match the number stamped on your hinge. Prefer 14 gauge wide body hinges for heavier doors. Pair with rollers and a quieting kit when refreshing hardware.

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