Kidder, Frank E. (Frank Eugene), 1859-1905, Nolan, Thomas, 1857-1926 · New York : W.T. Comstock · leaf 336
Fig. 337.—Strap Hinge. Figs. 337 and 338. For doors hung in a frame it is generally neces-sary to use the T-hinge on account of the narrow edge of the frame.Where there is room to use the strap hinge, as for trap doors, itshould be preferred. Strap and T-hinges are made in sizes varying by inches… … Fig. 338.—T-Hinge. ased for a full-size door. They may be obtained in the plain iron,japanned or galvanized. Wrought hinges cannot be broken withoutfirst bending and tearing the iron, and where strength and resistanceto rough usage are alone desired, they are preferable to butts. Thesehinges,…
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