Solid 316 Stainless Steel Hinge Lifts And Separates, Folds Back On Itself on 2040-parts.com
Saint Petersburg, Florida, United States
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This hefty solid 316 stainless steel hinge lifts and separates to allow complete removal of a door/panel.
It weighs 8 oz, and is 1/4" (about 5mm) thick throughout. The hinge folds flush back onto itself. Height 2" by 3.5" when open. The original purpose was for a proposed side deck gate railing of teak, that opens by lifting and resting back on itself. It would also make an excellent hinge for a cockpit companionway door. It has never been used, and is still in original plastic packaging. |
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