Everyday Shed

Double Shed Door Kit (48"–72") | T-Hinge (6")

Name: Double Shed Door Kit (48"–72") | T-Hinge (6")
Brand: Everyday Shed
Price: 57.99 USD
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Double Shed Door Kit (48"–72") | T-Hinge (6")

$57.99 USD

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Everything you need to hang and hardware a double shed door in one complete kit. Designed for double-door openings 48"–72" wide, with all hardware black powder-coated to match for a clean, professional finish.

Kit Includes:

6 x 6" Heavy Duty T-Hinges (Black Powder Coat)
1 x 4-1/2" T-Handle Lock Set (Black) — includes T-Handle, Inside D-Handle, 2 Keys & Set Screw
2 x Spring Latch Barrel Bolt Sets (Black) — secondary door latches
32 x #8 x 2" Black Wood Screws
38 x #8 x 1-1/4" Black Wood Screws

Specs:

Compatible Door Opening: 48"–72"
Hinges Per Door Panel: 3
Hinge Size: 6"
T-Handle Size: 4-1/2" and lockable with 2 keys
Finish: Black Powder Coat Throughout

Best For: Double shed doors on standard shed designs. The T-Handle secures the primary active door while the two Spring Latch Barrel Bolts lock the secondary stationary door to the floor and header.

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Perfect. Just buy this kit and move on with your life! :)

I have not fully completed my shed door installation, so this review is only based on experience to date.
I am concerned about security with this kit. I am storing something very valuable in my shed, so the doors should not be able to be breached.
If the hinges are face mounted to the shed walls and to the doors, the easiest way to breach is to simply unscrew all the hardware holding the hinges in place on the "moveable " door panel (i.e., the one not having the two spring bolts into the sill and head jamb). Then that panel can be pulled down or swung outward. The center lock provided in the kit will not prevent this, nor will the screws in the kit having square drive heads. (The thief just needs a screwdriver with a square drive bit.)
For my installation, I turned the rectangular part of each hinge so it is mounted against the door jamb / vertical stud; that eliminates access to that part of the hinge. However, the decorative hinge face attached to the door panels can still be accessed and unscrewed. To prevent that, I will be using machine bolts (1/4" x ~2 1/2") on at least some of the screw holes for each hinge. A machine bolt has a rounded head that can not be easily gripped or turned. It is secured with a washer and nut on the interior of the door panel. Thus if the door hinges can not be removed, the door panels can not be removed from the shed frame.
Everyday Shed may want to consider replacing some hinge hardware with machine bolts and ensuring that the hinge holes are large enough to accommodate a machine bolt.