Can I use this hinge on an outdoor project
1997806
There are stainless (soss type) hinges on the market. Try Hafele.com I think they may have them. I am not sure these "soss" brand hinges are rust proof. I might use them if the door was not in direct water exposure.
1997807
Yes. These are beautiful well made hinges. As long as you are complaint with the manufacturers conditions these are safe to ise outdoors.
1997808
Since the hinge is totally hidden between the door and the jamb, it should be protected from the elements. If I were doing an outdoor application, I'd give the hinges a light coating of oil before installation and would put some sort of thin, waterproof gasket between the door and jamb on the hinge side. Probably overkill but better safe than sorry.
1997809
Because they are stainless, yes. It would probably be a good idea to give them a little oil to ensure a long life too.
1290959
I'm not sure that I would use it outdoors. The hinges and moving parts would probably rust over time. It would be fine in a garage or covered area. It's a great unit, very easy to assemble, very sturdy and attractive. Purchased 2 more!
287520
I don't see why not. All metal surfaces are covered and painted very well and the latching system has a lot of plastic. The foot lever is enclosed in a metal and plastic enclosure, so I don't see any issues using it outside. I would use it if I had the need. I wouldn't see any issues putting it outside. Just my opinion.
1867681
not without changing the hinges......would be a lot of trouble unless you are putting up a new door !!!
2035181
I would think so. I would just make sure the post you are mounting to is sturdy enough to accommodate the swinging gate.
1809119
I would not use this on an exterior door. For a very few more dollars, you can get a lever that has a tongue and will hold securely when you close it. This dummy lock can be opened with a slight push, so I definetly wouln't be comfortable with one on an outside door, dead bolt or not.
1989581
I would think so. I would like this to be a little stonger on the hinge but I love it.
1248837
The holds would be fine for outdoor use, but you would need different bolts.
230747
The hinge will pivot past 270° before one leaf of the hinge hits the other leaf. However, total swing will probably be limited by whatever you mount to the hinge. I suggest you make up a "fake hinge" of stiff cardboard or "thin" sheet metal and try it in "real life" on your project.
175746
If its sitting on a hinge, meets the weight and draw space requirements, i don't see any reason why not.
1393255
I was able to do so in my application. However, only the hinge side can be angled, the latch side must be perpendicular to the mounting surface. I love this simple gate and own three.
457899
It's made of aluminum and has a plastic cover so it should be fine as long as the screws you use to install it are made for outdoor use.
1466929
That may work. I would find some way to anchor it. I wish I could be more help I use it for out door application.
1431683
Yes to the outdoors, the mount swings from horizontal as pictured to vertical so it could be screwed to a post, side of a house, etc. or just mount it to a board and set it on something tall.very versitile.
863174
Yes, so long as you use it as an inswing door. I used the set up for an out swing. Hard to hide the seam.
1053169
Absolutely. The hinge is tight, and it opens to a full 90 degrees. Good product.
1207833
But of course you can. Just set the jig as you would for a three door. Just don't mortisse out the third hinge.