National Marker N127878 Heavy-duty Strap Hinge 3.68x10 in Zinc

Product Description

The NATIONAL MARKER N127878 is a heavy-duty zinc strap hinge built for wide mounting surface applications including barn doors, shed doors, storage bins, tool boxes, and gates. Constructed from steel with a galvanized WeatherGuard coating, this hinge delivers strong resistance to outdoor elements and corrosion. The offset screw hole pattern reduces the risk of wood splitting and adds structural strength at the mounting points. At 3.68 inches wide and 10 inches in length, it provides a large bearing surface suited to heavy panel and door assemblies. The tight pin design supports both right-hand and left-hand installations without modification.

This strap hinge is intended for residential and light commercial applications where a durable, weather-resistant hinge is required on wood or similar substrates. Typical installations include agricultural barn doors, backyard shed and gate hardware, outdoor storage bin lids, and job-site tool box lids. The galvanized finish and WeatherGuard coating make it appropriate for exposed exterior environments. Sold individually, this hinge is packaged loose in a box without screws.

Key Features

• Galvanized steel construction with WeatherGuard coating for outdoor corrosion resistance
• Offset screw holes prevent wood splitting and improve pull-out strength
• Tight pin design supports right-hand or left-hand installation
• Large 10-inch strap length suits wide mounting surfaces on barn and shed doors
• Heavy-duty rating appropriate for gates, storage bins, and tool boxes
• Sold individually with no screws included

Compatibility

Corresponds to National catalog model No. 282BC and V282 series. Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit hinge for barn doors, shed doors, gates, storage bins, and tool boxes requiring a heavy-duty strap hinge with a wide mounting surface.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a carpenter, general contractor, or knowledgeable DIYer using standard hand tools. Pilot holes are recommended before driving screws to minimize wood splitting, even with the offset hole pattern. Screws are not included and must be sourced separately sized to the substrate thickness and load requirements. Inspect the mounting surface for structural integrity before installation, particularly on older barn or shed framing.