Adjustable Heavy-Duty Steel Door Gate Spring for Wooden Gates and Vinyl Fences

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The 14-inch Self-Closing Gate Spring is a heavy-duty, black door and gate self-closing spring designed for fence gates, garden shed doors, and similar applications. Crafted from high-quality carbon steel, this durable spring is built to withstand the elements, resistant to rust and corrosion, and unlikely to break easily.

One of the standout features of this self-closing gate spring is its fully adjustable tension. By utilizing the included lock pin and regulator tool, you can fine-tune the force required for the pin locking mechanism, effectively minimizing the drag on sliding doors. This versatility allows the spring to be used with both light and heavy doors, as well as spring-loaded doors.

The self-closing gate spring boasts an active and flexible automatic door-closing function, freeing your hands and providing a greater sense of convenience and security when entering or exiting your property. Whether you're in a hurry or simply want to ensure your doors are properly closed, this spring will take the initiative to help you out.

The spring's applications extend beyond just gates and fences; it can be installed on a variety of doors, including those found in gardens, lawns, orchards, terraces, and even around pools. The overall length of the spring is 14 inches (35.6 cm), with the spring section measuring 9-4/5 inches (25 cm) and the screws being 1 inch (2.5 cm) long.

The package includes not only the self-closing gate spring but also 4 screws, 2 locking pins, and 1 adjuster tool, providing you with everything you need for a hassle-free installation. To ensure a smooth and secure setup, you'll need an adjustable wrench and a drill, or a screwdriver (though the latter may take longer).

For right-hand gates/doors, the top bracket should be attached to the post, and the bottom bracket to the door. For left-hand gates/doors, the top bracket should be fitted to the door, and the bottom bracket to the post. The end marked "top" (with the white sticker on the nut) should be positioned upwards and connected to the door, and the installation should be done on the side with the hinges.

To complete the installation, use a crescent wrench or equivalent to rotate the nut one side (about 1/6 of a full rotation), then slide in the small strip that locks the nut in place. Test the door to ensure there's enough tension for it to close properly, and repeat the adjustment if necessary. Remember to tighten the spring well, and be cautious, as it is, after all, a powerful spring mechanism.

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