Pair of 14” Beveled Strap Hinges USA Made Blacksmith Hand-Forged Shutters/Doors

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Pair of 14” Beveled Strap Hinges USA Made Blacksmith Hand-Forged for Shutters/Doors/Gates up to 75 lbs., 2 Sizes
This listing is for a set of two (2) heavy Door or Shutter Strap Hinges handcrafted by the blacksmiths of Brandywine Valley Forge in Royersford, Pennsylvania.  These new, American made strap hinges are being offered two sizes, please see below for the specs.  Made from 3/16” thick milled steel the Model No. 706 strap hinges are produced using a heavy press to form the hinge, the edges are smoothed by hand, and the ½” diameter hinge barrel, holes, and offset are then applied, also by hand.  These hand-forged exterior hinges are finished with a semi-gloss black electro-deposition coating, an automotive industrial finish used on under-car parts like alternator brackets and trailer hitches – metal pieces that are subjected to the harshest environments.  Properly installed, one pair of hinges & pintles from Brandywine Valley Forge will comfortably hang shutters, gates, and doors up to about 75 lbs.
Specifications:
14” Hinge, #706-N-14-0
:  overall length approximately 15 ½”, flat hinge length 14 ½”, width 1 ¾”, 3 screw holes, no offset, weighs about 2 lbs., 10 oz. per pair.
14” Hinge, #706-W-14-1
:  overall length approximately 16”, flat hinge length 14”, width 2”, 3 screw holes, 1” offset, weighs about 3 lbs., 8 oz. per pair.
Brandywine Forge line of traditional shutter hardware is top-quality, American-made, hand-forged, inspired by the best original examples from American homes.  All of Brandywine Valley Forge hardware is based on historic examples that have stood the test of time.  For nearly 50 years, Brandywine Valley Forge has been producing the finest exterior barn, door & shutter hardware used extensively in historic renovations and restorations across the United States.  The recent passing of the owner has resulted in the liquidation of the business.  I purchased many inventory items which are now being listed for sale.
Please visit my eBay store at
The Other Man's Store
to view additional window and door hardware pieces.  More pieces are being added daily.  I do my best to accurately describe the condition of each piece offered for sale and to highlight any flaws or defects.  Please rely on the photos for the most accurate representation of the item as what you see is what you will receive.
All items are carefully packed to ensure that they arrive safely and in the same condition as described.  I use only new packing material and boxes.  I pride myself on my packing ability as evidenced by the positive feedback received from my loyal customers.  You can buy with confidence knowing that as a Top-Rated Plus eBay Seller, all items I offer are backed with a 100% return policy.
If you have any questions, please ask.
Thank you for shopping at
The Other Man's Store
From Brandywine Valley Forge…
Strap hinge length is measured as that portion of the hinge that actually lays on the shutter or door. With an offset shutter hinge, for example, we consider the length of the hinge the distance from the edge of the shutter where the hinge mounts to the end of the hinge. The hinge offset bend generally falls on the edge of the shutter, so the hinge length is from the bend to the end. If you have a zero offset
Hole placement. All of the weight of the shutter is born between the pintle pin and the first fastener on the hinge. We position our first hinge fastener hole 1 ¼” from the hinge offset bend. The first fastener then would fall on the mid-line of a 2 ½” stile (which seems most common). There’s nothing structural about it (as long as the fastener hole falls on the shutter), but it looks best when the fastener is centered on the vertical stile. All of our strap hinge fastener holes are 9/32” to accommodate finish inside the holes plus a ¼” diameter fastener.
Our standard heavy strap hinges are made of 3/16” thick mild steel. The reason is simple; we’ve never seen a hinge made of this heavy material fail. While we’ve seen lots of 1/8” thick hinges fail, there are thousands of others that have functioned perfectly well. It’s not just about weight of material – the failures we see often stem from design flaws…… insufficient clearance between hinge pin and barrel encourages rust. Hinges and pintles rust together, along comes Mr. Painter who pulls the shutter open and the hinges bend or crack. They weren’t too light to hang the shutters; they just couldn’t stand the leverage and break the rust. We account for such with our lighter hinges – we’d never sell hinges that wouldn’t function properly without failure.
We provide this listing to give you an idea of what you’re buying from us and as a gauge when other makers/vendors refer to metal thickness in gauge (GA.). If they don’t mention hinge thickness, ask. Skimping on material is how a lot of imported stuff gets so cheap.
Pair of 14” Beveled Strap Hinges USA Made Blacksmith Hand-Forged for Shutters/Doors/Gates up to 75 lbs., 2 Sizes
This listing is for a set of two (2) heavy Door or Shutter Strap Hinges handcrafted by the blacksmiths of Brandywine Valley Forge in Royersford, Pennsylvania.  These new, American made strap hinges are being offered two sizes, please see below for the specs.  Made from 3/16” thick milled steel the Model No. 706 strap hinges are produced using a heavy press to form the hinge, the edges are beveled and smoothed by hand, and the ½” diameter hinge barrel, holes, and offset are then applied, also by hand.  These hand-forged exterior hinges are finished with a semi-gloss black electro-deposition coating, an automotive industrial finish used on under-car parts like alternator brackets and trailer hitches – metal pieces that are subjected to the harshest environments.  Properly installed, one pair of hinges & pintles from Brandywine Valley Forge will comfortably hang shutters, gates, and doors up to about 75 lbs.
Specifications:
14” Hinge, #706-N-14-0
:  overall length approximately 15 ½”, flat hinge length 14 ½”, width 1 ¾”, 3 screw holes, no offset, weighs about 2 lbs., 10 oz. per pair.
14” Hinge, #706-W-14-1
:  overall length approximately 16”, flat hinge length 14”, width 2”, 3 screw holes, 1” offset, weighs about 3 lbs., 8 oz. per pair.
Brandywine Forge line of traditional shutter hardware is top-quality, American-made, hand-forged, inspired by the best original examples from American homes.  All of Brandywine Valley Forge hardware is based on historic examples that have stood the test of time.  For nearly 50 years, Brandywine Valley Forge has been producing the finest exterior barn, door & shutter hardware used extensively in historic renovations and restorations across the United States.  The recent passing of the owner has resulted in the liquidation of the business.  I purchased many inventory items which are now being listed for sale.
Please visit my eBay store at
The Other Man's Store
to view additional window and door hardware pieces.  More pieces are being added daily.  I do my best to accurately describe the condition of each piece offered for sale and to highlight any flaws or defects.  Please rely on the photos for the most accurate representation of the item as what you see is what you will receive.
All items are carefully packed to ensure that they arrive safely and in the same condition as described.  I use only new packing material and boxes.  I pride myself on my packing ability as evidenced by the positive feedback received from my loyal customers.  You can buy with confidence knowing that as a Top-Rated Plus eBay Seller, all items I offer are backed with a 100% return policy.
If you have any questions, please ask.
Thank you for shopping at
The Other Man's Store
From Brandywine Valley Forge…
Strap hinge length is measured as that portion of the hinge that actually lays on the shutter or door. With an offset shutter hinge, for example, we consider the length of the hinge the distance from the edge of the shutter where the hinge mounts to the end of the hinge. The hinge offset bend generally falls on the edge of the shutter, so the hinge length is from the bend to the end. If you have a zero offset
Hole placement. All of the weight of the shutter is born between the pintle pin and the first fastener on the hinge. We position our first hinge fastener hole 1 ¼” from the hinge offset bend. The first fastener then would fall on the mid-line of a 2 ½” stile (which seems most common). There’s nothing structural about it (as long as the fastener hole falls on the shutter), but it looks best when the fastener is centered on the vertical stile. All of our strap hinge fastener holes are 9/32” to accommodate finish inside the holes plus a ¼” diameter fastener.
Our standard heavy strap hinges are made of 3/16” thick mild steel. The reason is simple; we’ve never seen a hinge made of this heavy material fail. While we’ve seen lots of 1/8” thick hinges fail, there are thousands of others that have functioned perfectly well. It’s not just about weight of material – the failures we see often stem from design flaws…… insufficient clearance between hinge pin and barrel encourages rust. Hinges and pintles rust together, along comes Mr. Painter who pulls the shutter open and the hinges bend or crack. They weren’t too light to hang the shutters; they just couldn’t stand the leverage and break the rust. We account for such with our lighter hinges – we’d never sell hinges that wouldn’t function properly without failure.
We provide this listing to give you an idea of what you’re buying from us and as a gauge when other makers/vendors refer to metal thickness in gauge (GA.). If they don’t mention hinge thickness, ask. Skimping on material is how a lot of imported stuff gets so cheap.
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