National Mfg N192-211 Gate Anti-sag Kit Zinc 7.5 in

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N192-211 is a zinc gate anti-sag kit designed to prevent or correct sagging on wood or similar frame gates. The kit provides diagonal bracing support up to 7.5 inches — accommodating a wide range of residential and light commercial gate sizes. Each kit includes corner brackets, rope clips, a cable, and a turnbuckle, giving installers the complete hardware needed for a tensioned diagonal brace in a single package. The zinc construction offers corrosion resistance for outdoor exposure. This kit is a practical solution for gates that have begun to rack or sag over time, as well as for new gate builds where long-term squareness is a priority.

This anti-sag kit is suited for wood fence gates in residential settings, including backyard, garden, and driveway gate applications. It is typically installed by fence contractors, general carpenters, or experienced DIYers. The tensioned cable and turnbuckle system allows the installer to dial in the correct diagonal tension to square up the gate leaf. Package quantity is 5 units per order, making it practical for multi-gate projects or contractor restocking.

Key Features

• Zinc construction provides corrosion resistance for outdoor and exposed installations
• Supports diagonal bracing up to 7.5 inches to address or prevent gate sag
• Complete kit includes corner brackets, rope clips, cable, and turnbuckle
• Turnbuckle allows field adjustment of cable tension after installation
• Sold in a package quantity of 5 units

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-installation hardware solution for wood frame swing gates requiring diagonal cable bracing support.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by fence contractors or carpenters using standard hand tools. Before installing, ensure the gate frame is positioned as square as possible to achieve the best result from the cable tension adjustment. Attach corner brackets securely to the gate frame corners, run the cable diagonally, and use the turnbuckle to gradually tension until the gate is square — avoid overtightening, which can distort the frame. Follow local building codes for fence and gate hardware where applicable.