Heavy Stainless Shutter Strap Hinges

Priced by the pair, enough to hang one shutter, pintles not included. Stainless 1/4” lag screw fasteners provided in matching finish.

Hinge length does not include barrel - it is a measures of the length of the hinge which sits on the shutter from the bend to the end.

The venerable tapered strap hinge had its roots in Colonial America.  American iron was shipped to Great Britian.  The great English labor pool hand hammered tons of strap hinges in this prevailing style.  British merchants shipped the finished hardware to colonial ports for sale – thus this hinge profile’s popularity in historic American cities.

Our hinges are made of 3/16” thick stainless steel -more than sufficient to withstand ocean storms and spray.

A sturdy, functional simple strap hinge because sometimes price matters.  Or, one could say this style of hinge was the most common strap hinge seen on the continent during the Colonial era.  Perfectly functional and they look it.

Westport Hinge

The “Westport” hinge was designed for a significant residence that was definitely not Colonial… a replica of an early English manor whose style pre-dated the Americas. We worked towards a hinge profile with an early euro-feel.  With the optional incised lines, this is a quiet showy hinge. Quite appropriate for French country or tudor style homes

The deeply chiseled detail adds shadow lines and dresses up the hinge.

Add $16.00/pair
For incised line detail

Custom Stainless Steel Strap Hinges

- Matching early or original hinge designs.

- Providing proper arched hinges to your requirements.

- Customized “L” and middle hinges for large shutters.

- Customized shutter dogs to your liking.

These bi-fold shutters are hung with strap hinges. The “primary hinge” swings from the pintle, spans the width of the shutter and provides a pintle for second strap hinge on the “secondary” shutter.  Visually one straight-line hinge spanning both closed shutters. Structurally as good as it gets