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Hinge Parts

🔨 Durable Hinge Parts for Garden, Metal & Field Gates

Looking for high-quality hinge parts to complete or repair your gate system? At TFS Direct, we stock a complete range of adjustable hinge components, weld-on options, and bolt-on hinge brackets designed for use with garden gates, metal gates, shed doors, and industrial swing gates.

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FAQs

What is a hinge?

A hinge is a mechanical device that connects two solid objects—typically a door or gate and its frame—allowing controlled rotational movement. Hinges are essential for the proper operation of garden doors, shed doors, and gates, offering smooth opening and secure closure.


Not sure what type of hinge or fixings you need? Contact our expert team — we’re happy to help.

How to use a hinge?

Using a hinge involves attaching one side to a fixed frame (like a post or wall) and the other to a movable object (like a gate or door). When properly aligned and installed, it allows the gate to swing open or closed efficiently.

What are T hinges and where are they used?

T hinges, also written as "tee hinges," have a long strap and a rectangular mounting plate, forming a T shape. They’re ideal for garden gates, shed doors, and back garden gates thanks to their strength and ease of installation.

What are garden gate hinges?

Garden gate hinges are outdoor-grade hinges designed to support the weight and movement of wooden or metal garden gates. These often include T hinges, strap hinges, and hook & band hinges that resist weather and wear.

What are heavy-duty hinges used for?

Heavy-duty hinges are made for gates or doors that are larger, heavier, or used frequently. Commonly used on farm gates, driveway gates, and field gates, these hinges offer strong support and long-term reliability.

What are adjustable gate hinges?

Adjustable gate hinges allow you to fine-tune the alignment of your gate after installation. They’re especially useful on uneven ground or when gates start to sag over time, and they’re popular in both residential and agricultural settings.

We offer a full selection of adjustable upper and lower hinges, including options with L plates, thrust bearings, and bolt-on brackets. These are ideal for ensuring precise alignment and smooth operation on uneven surfaces or custom gate setups.

Which side do hinges go on a gate?

Hinges should be installed on the side that allows the gate to swing in the desired direction. Typically, for inward-opening gates, hinges are mounted on the inside; for outward-opening gates, they’re mounted on the outside.

What are rising gate hinges used for?

Rising hinges are designed to lift the gate slightly as it opens. They're ideal for uneven ground or sloped driveways where standard hinges might cause the gate to drag.

What are the different types of door hinges?

Common types include T-hinges, butt hinges, strap hinges, hook and band hinges, cranked hinges, and self-closing hinges. The right hinge depends on the type and weight of your door or gate.

What types of gates are your hinge parts compatible with?

Our hinge parts are compatible with a wide variety of gate types including timber gates, metal gates, composite gates, and field gates. Whether you're working on a garden gate, shed door, or heavy-duty driveway gate, we have the right parts for your application.

What thread sizes do your hinge parts come in?

We offer hinge parts in a range of thread sizes, including M16, M18, M20, and M24. This ensures compatibility with most standard gate posts and setups used in domestic, commercial, and agricultural environments.

Can I get help choosing the right hinge parts for my project?

Absolutely. Our expert support team is happy to help you choose the right parts for your specific setup—just get in touch with us.

Ready to secure your property? Get in touch with us now!