T Hinges Hand Forged Penny End Beeswaxed Blacksmith made.

T Hinges Hand Forged Penny End Beeswaxed Blacksmith made.

These Period House Group Hand Forged Traditional Strap T Hinges are finished in black beeswax.
This is a simple rustic T Hinge to suit all period doors. A nice weighty hinge with a gently tapered forged edge, finished with a flat round Penny end design.
These T Hinges have proved very popular with house builders renovators and manufacturers of cottage ledged and braced doors.
For internal doors we recommend the 15 inch or 18 inch, 18 inch have been the most popular as this one size covers most doors.
Sizes:
Material Mild Steel 5mm thick
Pin Barrel 20mm x 44mm

PH-11  15 inch 381mm overall
13.5 inch 343mm on the door
Hinge fixing plate 5 1/8 x 1 1/16 inches 130mm x 27mm

PH-02  18 inch 457mm overall
16.5 inch 420mm on the door
Hinge fixing plate 5 1/8 x 1 3/16 inches 130mm x 30mm

12 inch  overall- 10 inch hinge arm on the door, these are suitable for large cupboard or wardrobe doors – not normally recommended for full size doors.
All sold in pairs, the above sizes are the overall length of the Hinges including the Door frame plate.

——————————————————————————————————————————

Are you looking for latches too ?
Complete door pack (one pair of hinges and a latch set).
See our door pack on the home page or follow this link Search hinge and latch sets here
Latch Sets originated in Suffolk and were common throughout the UK between 17th and 18th Century. Hand forged from solid steel bar these period latches are ideal for renovations, cottage doors and period properties.
Period House Group have sold these Suffolk latch sets for many years. Traditionally made by skilled blacksmiths, these latch sets have extra detail such as the hammering to the  bean end.
The set comprises of the following:
Latch bar, this is the long flat bar that is fitted horizontally and move up and down when the thumb piece is pressed and is fitted to the opposite side to the handle.
Staple and screw keeper, these hold the latch bar, the staple keep is the oldest and more traditional while the screws keep is easier to fit, both supplied.
Frame spike keep, this holds the door the door closed, when the door is closed the latch bar rides over the keep and drops in place, only by pressing the thumb piece the latch bar becomes released.
Slotted screws, the traditional theme is carried throughout even down to the fixings.
All items are beeswaxed.