🔩 HS350BP Hinge in White by Z Shim Review

I am very satisfied with this product. Whoever installed the hasp on one of the interior doors in my new home seriously overtightened the screws. This caused the jamb/rose to which the striker plate is attached to "pull in", leaving the striker plate too far from the latch on the door handle for the door to remain closed. The gap towards the center and bottom of the door was large enough to allow a glimpse into the room from the hallway. I figured I'd have to remove the fairing and redo it. As…

When we moved into the house about 3 decades ago, I installed a deadbolt lock, not a mortise lock. Both parts are attached to the frame of the house. The door has sagged and sagged over the years. The solution was simple. I looked for door seals at Home Depot, Lowes, and every other place I could think of. None of the box stores had these pads. I could use used cardboard, but for the hard core exterior door I wanted something that wouldn't shrink when wet. I also wanted something that could…

These EZ Pads are amazing! They installed a new bathroom but it didn't close completely. After searching the internet for ways to fix this, it has ranged from dropping the striker plate to flashy looking gaskets. I really hoped these EZ washers would solve the problem and not be too flashy. I was not disappointed. I was able to loosen the 3 screws on the door side of the bottom hinge, slip the 2 EZ spacers behind the hinge and re-tighten the screws. Voila! Problem solved! It took less than 5…

My husband and I had to replace the jamb on our front door because the door wouldn't close properly. We didn't replace the hinge side of the jamb so we were puzzled to find there was a noticeable gap when the door was reinstalled (bad unless you want drafts, bugs or higher heating/cooling bills). The first "fix" I found online was to pry up the newly installed door jamb and below, but the drywall in our garage didn't work (and was already crumbling at the edges near the jamb). The second…

We've moved into a new house and one of the bathroom doors didn't close properly. I could see the door was about a sixteenth of an inch lower. The door hinges were 3.5 inches high and used three screws, so they were the correct gaskets. I ordered them and as soon as they arrived I installed them and the problem was resolved in about 5 minutes. To explain how they work, if you look at the product photo, the actual pad is a third of the white square you see - it snaps into three identical parts…