This innovative hinge combines the pivoting feature of a roto hinge with the strength of a hex head bolt. Plus, an industrial coating provides rust resistance that approaches stainless steel.
Excellent for use in porch gliders, swings, gliding rockers and foot rests. Installing a pivot hinge simply requires boring holes in two mating sections.
These pivot hinges also feature a nylon, self-lubricated bushing and a lock nut that never lets loose.
1) Submitted by
Matthew Barron, from Chico, CA
on 6/7/2011
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I used a pair of these hinges on a cradle I made for my first child. It is the one featured in Jeff Miller's book titled Children's Furniture Projects. The cradle was awesome however the hinge mechanism used in the plan was only adequate. It used to creak and squeak until I used these pivot hinges. Last thing you want to hear when you are trying to quiet a sleeping baby is a creaky pivot hinge. These hinges worked awesome and it took little thought to adapt them to my project. The first two kids had to endure creaks but my last child slept in peace and quiet. happy customer.
2) Submitted by
John Cahalen, from Dumfries, VA
on 5/13/2011
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I've bought two sets and am working on the second glider bench right now. Great product!
3) Submitted by
Paul Bernier, from Ansonia, CT
on 7/17/2010
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Used the pivot hinges to restore an old glider chair. It was a snap with some minor modifications to the chair framing. Excellent product.
4) Submitted by
Jim McCleary, from Warsaw, IN
on 2/4/2012
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I purchased these Pivot Hinges for the Porch Glider that I built. They work extremely well. You have an Excellent Products! Thanks, Jim Editor of provenwoodworking.com
5) Submitted by
Richard Pettit, from Rexburg, ID
on 1/15/2010
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I made this glider bench. The set of pivot hinges work very well.
6) Submitted by
Carl Stigers, from Pittsburgh, PA
on 11/25/2009
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I use these hinges for a folding bench I make. They have proven to be a fine application. The only change I made was to use stainless steel locknuts to allow me to tension them correctly and not have the nut come loose.
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