National Mfg N130-146 Screw Hook 5/8x5 in Zinc 10-pack

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N130-146 is a zinc-plated steel screw hook designed to correct gate sag and support gate hinge installations. Measuring 5/8 inch in diameter and 5 inches in length, this screw hook threads directly into wood gate posts or frames to provide a secure anchor point for hinge hardware. It is sold in a bulk pack of 10 units, making it suited for contractors and fence installers handling multiple gate openings. The zinc finish provides corrosion resistance for outdoor use. This part is compatible with specific National hinge hardware, making it a functional component in both repair and new gate installations.

This screw hook is used in residential and light commercial gate hardware applications. It is intended for use with the National 295 Screw Hook Hinge when correcting existing gate sag. For new gate installations, it pairs with National 294 Hinge Straps, part numbers N130-732 or N130-765. Typical installation locations include wood privacy fences, garden gates, and utility enclosures where a screw-type hinge anchor is required. Fence installers and general contractors are the primary trades that work with this hardware.

Key Features

• Zinc-plated steel construction for outdoor corrosion resistance
• 5/8 inch diameter x 5 inch length for deep, secure thread engagement
• Designed to adjust and correct gate sag on existing installations
• Compatible with National 295 Screw Hook Hinge for sag correction
• Suitable for new installations with National 294 Hinge Straps (N130-732 or N130-765)
• Bulk pack of 10 units for multi-gate or contractor use

Compatibility

Designed for use with the National 295 Screw Hook Hinge to correct gate sag, and for new installations with National 294 Hinge Straps, part numbers N130-732 or N130-765.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by fence contractors or general carpenters using standard hand tools. Before installing or adjusting gate hardware, ensure the gate is fully supported and not under load. Drive the screw hook into solid wood framing, avoiding splits or end grain where possible. Follow local building codes for fence and gate construction when applicable.