2.5 Inch Lift Off Hinges, Stainless Steel 304 Small Slip Joint Flag Hinge, Removable for Wooden Metal Doors, Cabinet Doors, Metal Boxes and More (Left Handed, 4 PCS)

The media could not be loaded. These worked perfectly for my hunting blind windows. Hinges were in fact stainless, they included screws, and the consistency and quality was as expected. Overall these are great hinges and I would definitely purchase these again if needed.

I used these hinges on a corn hole set that I made. I put the two halves of the cornhole boards together to make for easier carrying. That had good and bad points. The set was hinged and latched together, but it was very heavy. Even so, these latches are holding up fine. Each board will slide apart easy enough. I put a little oil on these to facilitate them sliding apart. The only important point is to note how you want items that are hinged to slip apart. There are left and right hinges. For my project, could have used the opposite hinges for the cornhole boards to come apart in a preferred direction. Overall the hinges are very sturdy and easy to install. Even with the weight of these boards, the hinges are working fine. I rate these a 5.

Hinge quality is great. Just make sure which side you want to put the hinge on.

Nice finish, easy install, and SS screws included

These hinges worked great on my custom beehives, makes the lids easy to remove when needed for honey supers.

My Audio/Video/Computer Center has a pull-out tray (which I made) and I used standard hinges to prop the tray up out-of-the-way to access a section below. That was always a pain. I found these hinges, replaced my original hinges with these, and now when I need more room; removing the keyboard tray is a snap -- and also very easy to reinstall. I only needed to use two hinges for the 27"X16" tray. Glad I bought these and may use the others on some other project in the future.

I have no complaints about these well made, quality little hinges. Stainless steel, with stainless steel screws, what a great deal.

I made a workbench & having a mental wrestling match as to which type of router setup I was going for . While router lifts are great I really didn't want to cut a hole in the top as opposed to attaching a table to the end . So the attached table won out . Enter these hinges . Being that the router table & bench top had to set in a way that left the router table to be a flat extension of the top . As an advantage , I had to mortice the underside of the bench top to accept the hinges so when installed all was flat . The other reason is that the router table can be slid off with minimal effort . The 1st picture shows the router table in the up position & held up by an out feed support . The 2nd picture shows it in the down position & both without the fence & the hinges aren't visible . These things worked great in this situation , so using them to hang a door should work equally as well ..