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• Locks of the period followed the form of the strap hinges.
• Strap hinges continued to dominate in the market place, however, for hanging shutters.
• Storm type strap hinges are typically in Europe, American examples are often tapered.
• The north door, fitted with strap hinges, has a four-centred arch and wave moulding.
• The front door is of plain batten construction and swings on large iron strap hinges.
• A 19th-century iron strap hinge became a vertical handrail.
• The entrance has a heavy wooden door with iron strap hinges, surrounded by glass lights.
• Strap hinges usually mount centered on the battens.
• The outer door is held in place by large strap hinges that are obviously hand made.
• At the main entrance, heavy wooden doors hang on strap hinges inside a small projecting portico.
• It has novelty siding and a pair of entrance doors on strap hinges facing the road.
• Strap hinges were strong and secure.
• Know the width of the stiles so you can position the first fastener on strap hinges on their mid-line.
• Finally, forget about hiding the hinges, and install exposed solid brass decorative strap hinges, and be proud of them.
• The earliest examples I've seen date from around 1810 and utilized a very nice variation on the strap hinge.
• A first gate, dating from the second half of the thirteenth century, has its mediaeval strap hinges still visible.
• The western and center sections are connected by a battened door with wrought iron strap hinges and pancake nailing plates.
• Virtually all of the shutters in colonial times were hung with strap hinges-following the examples in Britain and on the continent.
• The whole arch rests upon scallop capitals on the original shafts and the door itself is fitted with decorative strap hinges.
• A strap hinge with a zero offset and an angle pintle matched to the thickness of the shutter will serve in every case.