Wide Body Galvanized 14 Gauge Steel Garage Door Hinge #7
The Bestar #7 replacement hinge is constructed from heavy-duty, 14-gauge galvanized steel for maximum strength. It connects the upper door panels and secures the roller, allowing the garage door to open and close smoothly along the track.
The 14 gauge hinges are used in residential as well as light commercial garage doors. These heavy duty hinges are durable and designed for standard rollers, they come numbered #1-#7. Usually #1 hinges are assigned to the center hinges on the garage doors, and #2 usually between door segment 1 and 2, and the higher the segment the hinge number will go up accordingly depending on door specifications.
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Information To Determine The Correct Hinge Needed:
Garage Door Hinges #1–#7 Comparison Chart：
| Hinge Number | Panel Position (Typical) | Function / Usage | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 Hinge | Between bottom panel & 2nd panel | Connects the bottom section to the second panel; holds the bottom roller in place | Essential for smooth door lift-off |
| #2 Hinge | Between 2nd panel & 3rd panel | Connects middle panels; keeps rollers aligned for stable movement | Common replacement part |
| #3 Hinge | Between 3rd panel & 4th panel | Joins upper-middle panels; ensures smooth transition during opening/closing | Fits standard sectional doors |
| #4 Hinge | Between 4th panel & 5th panel | Provides alignment and stability for higher door sections | Used on taller sectional doors |
| #5 Hinge | Between 5th panel & 6th panel | Connects upper-middle panels in taller doors; maintains roller spacing | For larger residential/commercial doors |
| #6 Hinge | Between 6th panel & 7th panel | Provides support for upper panels in tall doors | Heavy-duty usage |
| #7 Hinge | Between top panel & track | Secures the top roller bracket and panel; ensures proper door-to-track alignment | Critical for smooth top section operation |
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