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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Excellent product

The kit is great and I like the screws they supply. i wasn't sure where to use short ones vs long ones but I'm sure they are all strong enough. The square stem on the latch was not long enough to go through my door frame because I am going through the trim board, panel and the width of the 2x4 (3 - 1/2"). That is my own fault because i later seen that it is specified on their website. I made my door frame that way because I'll be heating the shed and i wanted the door to be thick enough for insulation.

Is like to have gotten enough of the longer screws, but I made it work

Nice kit, everything worked well on my shed build. Although the included screws were nice and painted black I opted to use some longer and heavier duty screws for the hinges. I’m pretty happy with the kit and not having to search out each item individually.

My project was to replace 2 old 3'x6' 1/2" plywood doors on an over 20 year old Tuff Shed.
I followed Carlos video "Stop Making These 3 shed door Mistakes" for my doors , including using 1/4" plywood, and the PVC trim.
I used the link provided for your kit.
The hinges are great, I had the same sized old hinges but your hinges were weatherized and that was a decider
The only issue is the T handle 4-1/2" is too short. Using the old
frames thick wood leaves the rod barely clearing the thick wood, with not enough extra room for the D handle.
5-1/2" is probably the size that would work.
I just finished this yesterday,so I will keep trying to make the lock fit.
Thanks for the strong hinges/screws and video.
much appreciated,
Scott