This 12" Curved Heavy Duty Hook and Band Hinge Set in black is designed for hanging heavier timber gates where a curved hinge fitting is required. Available in left hand and right hand options, it is suitable for gate installations where the hinge direction matters.

The black finish gives a smart, traditional look and can be matched with black latches, bolts and other gate furniture.

We supply across Bradford, Bingley, Shipley, Keighley and surrounding West Yorkshire areas.

Specification

Which Gate or Door Hinge Do I Need?

Hinge Type	Best Used For	Typical Use
Medium T Hinge	Shed doors, garden gates and light timber doors	General-purpose hinge for everyday timber door and gate projects.
12" T Hinge	Small to medium gates and shed doors	Useful where a neat, practical hinge is needed for lighter timber doors.
15" T Hinge	Medium timber gates and larger shed doors	Gives extra support compared with shorter T hinges.
18" T Hinge	Larger shed doors and wider garden gates	Better suited to heavier or wider timber doors than smaller T hinges.
Straight Hook & Band Hinge	Heavy gates and driveway gates	Heavy-duty hinge set for stronger gate hanging applications.
Curved Hook & Band Hinge	Heavy gates needing left or right hand fitting	Used where the gate design or hanging position requires a curved hinge.

 

Supplier Fitting Instructions

1. For these heavy duty hooks and bands, fit the bands to the gate first.

2. For adjustable hook & bands only, ensure the adjustable eye bolt is inserted

in the band and adjust by hand so that the eye is in the right position to slot onto

the hook.

3. Choose position for the bands which is horizontal and ensures the end (or eye for

the adjustable band) which will slot onto the hook, has sufficient overhang. Mark

out holes for the band on the gate.

4. Drill pilot holes in the gate for the band fixings and fix the band to the gate with

the screws provided.

5. Once all bands are fixed, position gate in opening ensuring adequate clearance,

support the gate securely in this position. Insert band onto hook (for adjustable

bands, tighten the eye bolts at this point) and continue to support the gate with

hooks in place whilst drilling pilot holes in the post/frame for the hooks.

6. Fix the hooks firmly to the gate post using screws provided.

7. For additional security, the bottom hook can be fitted upside down to stop the

gate being lifted off.

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