• 14 Gauge Wide Body Garage Door Hinge #1

14 Gauge Wide Body Garage Door Hinge #1

The 14 Gauge Wide Body Garage Door Hinge #1 is an essential hardware component for sectional garage doors. It connects the first and second garage door panels, allowing the rollers to move smoothly along the track.

The heavy gauge, galvanized steel hinge results in a smoother and sturdier opening and closing of your garage door.

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Wide-Body Galvanized 14-Gauge Steel Garage Door Hinge #1 

The Bestar #1 Replacement Hinge is constructed from heavy-duty, 14-gauge galvanized steel for maximum strength. It connects the first and second garage door panels, allowing the rollers to move smoothly along the track. This hinge fits most residential garage door and light commercial garage door. 

 

Standard Features:

  • High Quality: Wide body garage door hinges are made of 14 gauge steel, zinc plated finish, rust-proof, solid construction, heavier gauge metal, sturdy and strong, can support the weight of heavier garage doors.
  • Compatibility: Accepts 7/16 inch diameter roller shaft, Fits most residential garage door and light commercial garage door.
  • Easy installation: Pre-cut with holes, no drilling or cutting required. Easy to replace old or worn garage door hinges, save your time.

 

Widely Applications:

  • Residential sectional garage doors
  • Commercial and industrial overhead doors
  • Garage door repair and replacement projects
  • OEM manufacturing and wholesale supply

 

Why Choose Our Garage Door Hinge?

  • Over 15 years of garage door parts manufacturing experience
  • Strict quality control to ensure durability and precision
  • Wholesale supply & OEM service available worldwide
  • Competitive pricing with bulk order support
  • Trusted by distributors and installers globally

 

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

 

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q1: What is the function of Garage Door Hinge #1?
It connects the bottom and second panel of the garage door, holding the roller in place for smooth track movement.

Q2: How do I know if I need to replace my hinge?
If the hinge is cracked, bent, or loose, replacement is recommended to maintain safe and smooth door operation.

Q3: Is this hinge compatible with all garage doors?
Yes, it fits most standard sectional garage doors. For special sizes, custom hinges are available.

Q4: Do you offer bulk purchase?
Yes, we supply in bulk to wholesalers, installers, and manufacturers with OEM/ODM options.

Q5: Are stainless steel options available?
Yes, for high-humidity or coastal areas, stainless steel hinges are recommended.

 

When replacing garage door hinges, it is important to make sure you are ordering the right hinges. Usually all of the hinges in the center of the door are #1 hinges. The hinges on the edges of your garage door that hold the garage door rollers will be numbered. Usually the hinges between the bottom panel and the second panel will be #1 hinges. The hinges between the second and third panels will be # 2 hinges. The hinges between the third and fourth panels will be # 3 hinges and so on. When it comes time to replace your garage door hinges, it may also be a good idea to replace your rollers.

 


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