E-Z Shim 4 EZ HS400BP Hinge Shim (15 Pack), 15 Count

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  • ciscojv2004

    > 3 day

    saved replacing an exterior double door!

  • Phil

    > 3 day

    These are easy to use for hinge shims, no need to revive the hints, just loosen then one at a time and side in the shim. This is an easy solution to adjusting the alignment of a door on the frame.

  • hawk007

    Greater than one week

    Had the front door to beach cottage changed. The door had un-even gaps (closer to frame on right side but large gaps on top left and left side). The door would not shut without engaging the deadbolt by force. The installer said that it was normal after over $500 install charge. Placing two of this shims by loosening hinges on right bottom and one in middle hinge fixed the issue

  • Anonymous

    Greater than one week

    These shims couldnt get any easier. And they worked perfectly for my job. Id buy these all day long then to have to cut them out from cardboard. I was done with the whole project in 5 minutes. My kind of job. These are a great value for the money for I have more then I needed, saves time, simple to use.

  • Review349085

    Greater than one week

    I live in an old farmhouse and had a door that needed to be shimmed. These things worked perfectly. Id been trying to fix it for quite some time... wish I had found these awhile back.

  • Don

    > 3 day

    Worked great to shim my bottom hinge to align striker. Door closes smoothly now and didn’t significantly impact reveal.

  • Melissa Pohl

    > 3 day

    Product is easy to use, and quick to install!

  • K. Adey

    > 3 day

    I had a door which never would close right. It was sticking at the top. I tried to sand it to no avail. I put these shims behind the top two hinges and the edge of the door and now it swings as it should and fits well.

  • jtx

    > 3 day

    Front door was not plumb and had a gap at the bottom of about 3/8ths of an inch. Three issues: 1) the existing screws would not be long enough to secure the door into the jamb, 2) the shims were not the same width as the hinge, so there would be a rocker effect as the door opened and closed, 3) a 3/8 inch shim at the hinge side would be pretty ugly. So I will probably cut a tapered piece of wood to put on the jamb on the opposite side. Note these would probably work well for a smaller gap, however hinge screws are set into the jamb and shimming a hinge even 1/16th of an inch prevents the existing screws from setting as deep. There are 2.5/3 inch screws available specifically for this purpose.

  • E. Chin

    > 3 day

    It did the job.

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