Weight Capacity Of Marlboro Continuous Piano Hinge

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How much weight can this support and can it come in 8foot

asked by: Robert B

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Hinges like the 6" Wide Continuous Hinge - 6' Long - 1/2" Pin Diameter - Steel # MA52VR do not have weight capacity ratings and it is up to the installer to determine if it will be strong enough.

We do have a longer 8 foot long variant, the 6" Wide Continuous Hinge - 8' Long - 1/2" Pin Diameter - Steel # MA32VR.

expert reply by: David B

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Answer 1

Hey Andy, I'd love to help you out. What size hinge are you needing? We have something like the 6" Wide Continuous Hinge #MA32VR which could potentially work for you. This hinge is 6" wide, 8' long (or can be cut shorter if need…

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Answer 2

I do have a solution for you as when I reached out to Marlboro Manufacturing who produces these piano hinges. They do not have any weight capacity ratings for their piano style hinges that you are looking at. They do offer their Weld-On Hinge with…

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Answer 3

The best hinge we have for your application is the 6" Wide Continuous Hinge - 1/2" Pin Diameter - Steel #MA32VR (8' long) or the #MA52VR (6' long). Since both of these hinges measure 6 inches wide, they give you plenty of space to…

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Answer 4

Marlboro doesn't have a weight capacity for their hinges but you certainly can cut the 4" Wide Continuous Hinge - 6' Long - 5/8" Pin Diameter - Steel #MA42VR down to length. I just recommend separating the pieces before cutting…

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Answer 5

I reached out to Marlboro Manufacturing and they informed me that it is okay to cut their 4" Wide Continuous Hinge - 6' Long #MA42VR in half. The said the hinge pin should not be able to slide out but in the event it does try to slide to…

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Answer 6

The side plates on the 3" Wide Continuous Hinge #MA65VR you found are 0.09" thick which is just under 3/32". We do have a 3" Wide #MA52VR which is 6' Long with a 1/2" pin that has 0.18" thick side plates which is…

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