Installation Guide

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Gate

UprightUpright

Back

Plate

Spacer For

Standard

HingesHinges

Only

Plate

Nut

Determine

location and gate

opening before

installing fence.

Fig. 1

Fig. 2Fig. 1

Fig. 3

Determine Gate Opening:

Gate opening is determined by width of gate plus

clearance for hinge (1

⁄

⁄4⁄

" for standard, 2

⁄

⁄4⁄

" for heavy-duty)

plus clearance for latch/drop rod (Fig. 1) (see latch

instructions for details).

NOTE:

• Standard center mount hinge supports gates up

to 75 lbs. and 60" wide.

• Heavy-duty center mount hinge supports gates

up to 100 lbs. and 96" wide.

Hinge Placement On Gate:

a.) Place hinges on gate upright ensuring a minimum

spacing of 32" between each hinge. Be sure to

center them on the upright.

b.) Mark screw hole locations through the gate

brackets (Fig. 1).

c.) Using a

⁄

⁄32⁄

" drill bit, drill all the way through the gate

upright. Be sure to hold the drill straight and level

so that the back plate will be properly aligned when

mounted (Fig. 2).

NOTE:

When installing the standard center mount hinge

on a 2" upright, you will need to use the included

spacers.

d.) Align gate bracket side of hinge to predrilled holes

and insert four screws through each hinge and

upright. Af x back plates on opposite side of upright

and secure with four plate nuts per hinge, using the

Allen Wrench and a Phillips bit or screwdriver (Fig. 3).

Hinge/Gate Placement on Post:

a.) Place gate on 2" spacer blocks in fully open

position (Fig. 4). Ensure a 2" clearance from the

highest elevation of your grade

b.) Align hinges on post and mark screw hole locations

through the post brackets (Fig. 5).

Gate

Bracket

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Fence

Posts

Gate

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2" Spacer Blocks2" Spacer Blocks

Fig. 4

Fig. 5

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Post

Bracket