The Story
Our fork latch hanger does just that! It attaches to the gate frame to hold the latch that will couple the gate post, securing the gate in place. Fork latch hangers are sometimes known as fork collars or fork clamps.
- Fits a 2ā OD gate frame
- Commonly used for residential gates
- Galvanized steelĀ
- Carriage boltĀ andĀ nut not included (Part 11170)
Details
How the part fits?Ā TheĀ fork latch hangerĀ clampsĀ around the gateĀ frame where you would like to attach the fork latch. The fork latch will be sandwiched between the protruding end of the hanger, secured with a nut and bolt (not included).
Specifications
Fits 2" OD gate frame;Ā .43lbs.
How To
Place one piece of the hanger on either side of the gate frame, and secure it with a nut/bolt on the inside of the gate frame first. Slide the fork latch between the outer bolt holes of the hanger, securing in place but allowing the fork latch to swing up and down to secure the gate to the gate post.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Our fork latch hanger does just that! It attaches to the gate frame to hold the latch that will couple the gate post, securing the gate in place. Fork latch hangers are sometimes known as fork collars or fork clamps.
- Fits a 2ā OD gate frame
- Commonly used for residential gates
- Galvanized steelĀ
- Carriage boltĀ andĀ nut not included (Part 11170)
Details
How the part fits?Ā TheĀ fork latch hangerĀ clampsĀ around the gateĀ frame where you would like to attach the fork latch. The fork latch will be sandwiched between the protruding end of the hanger, secured with a nut and bolt (not included).
Specifications
Fits 2" OD gate frame;Ā .43lbs.
How To
Place one piece of the hanger on either side of the gate frame, and secure it with a nut/bolt on the inside of the gate frame first. Slide the fork latch between the outer bolt holes of the hanger, securing in place but allowing the fork latch to swing up and down to secure the gate to the gate post.
