Hatch Hinge

	SUN-S3824-0075 3 in Open Width SUN-S3824-0075 HATCH HINGE STANDARD 3" OPEN WIDTH $35.18 / ea for 1 ea and more In stock   qty.
	WHI-6027C HATCH HINGE STD SS $23.08 / ea for 1 ea and more In stock   qty.
	WHI-S-0990C - Chrome Plated Brass HATCH HINGE CP BRASS $16.19 / ea for 1 ea and more In stock   qty.
	ATT-660273 HATCH HINGE S/S 3 X 2-1/2^ $33.48 / ea for 1 ea and more In stock   qty.

Questions & Answers about Hatch Hinge: 2011-12-03 CAPT BILL EVANS asked: Is this idem available in bronze or brass? +Expand Answers 2011-12-05 BRAD LANE: I believe it is stainless steel or a heavily plated SS. It was the perfect answer to my particular problem. I had looked a great many places before I purchased these hinges and was extremely happy with them . I received many compliments on the hinges Brad 2011-12-10 RODOLFO SILVA: I bought this item in SS, because my boat had all the hinges in SS. 2011-10-19 C PFEIL asked: Am I missing where the dimensions of these hinges are noted? What sizes are displayed? 2011-10-19 BRUCE KACHLINE asked: Any ideas on the thickness and width of wood to use with these hatch hinges? A photo of the proper installation would be great. +Expand Answers 2011-10-19 GREG FARLEY: Bruce, I used the hinges on 6' wide seat on the stern of my boat they hold the back of the seat which I made out 3/4" plywood and encapsulated in resin with a thin layer of cloth, covered with three inch foam and then vinyl upholstery. They have held up great and get used on every outing. I used stainless steel screws #10's and have not needing re-tightening. I just made sure they went all the way thru. The unit is probably heavier than a regular hatch cover. The only complaint if any is make sure the pins that hold the hinges together is a good grade of stainless steel. I am in a salt environment and they started showing signs of rust. NOt the hinges just the pins where they pivot. Hope this helps Thanks Greg 2011-10-19 Bruce Kachline: Hi Greg, Thanks for the speedy reply. I'm trying to build a "shoe box" style hatch and cover for the James Wharram Tiki-21 I'm building. Clearance between the frame and the lid are contingent on the radius of the hinge and the thickness of the mahogany I use. I'm going to cut and try to make it fit before I epoxy the whole thing together. I'm behind schedule and over budget...... but I'm having a lot of fun. Again, Thanks for your help. -Bruce 2011-10-26 ROBERT SMITH: I used 3/4" marine plywood. It seems to me that the width would be that required to cover the hatch exterior. 2011-10-27 Bruce Kachline: Thanks Robert, I'm thinking 3/4" also, but might use mahogany for the frame. -Bruce

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