True Latch Gate Brace - Lift your gate in seconds. Perfect DIY/Contractor gate repair kit!
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- Lift your sagging gate in just a few turns of the wrench! NO POWER TOOLS NEEDED for future gate adjustments. True Latch Original 64" Gate Brace in this video: 🔧 amzn.to/3c73Ao5 🔨
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Almost anybody can fix a gate easily and affordably.
Stop settling for saggy gates!
Customers say over and over that the True Latch Anti Sag Gate Braces are easy to install and easy to adjust.
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🔧 amzn.to/3c8pAP9 🔨 (Shows different True Latch Gate Brace sizes)
True Latch ORIGINAL 64" (1 piece construction) 🔧 amzn.to/3c73Ao5 🔨
The Original gate brace that started it all. The Original 64” will work on the gate in the video.
True Latch 6' Telescopic (Extends 40" to 74") 🔧 amzn.to/3uDPCAf 🔨
(Fits short, small, or narrow gates up to normal sized gates) The 6’ Telescopic would great work on the gate in the video also.
True Latch 8' Telescopic (Extends 52" to 96") 🔧 amzn.to/3p5LPdO 🔨
(For most all typical walk gates on 6' tall wood privacy fences) The 8’ Telescopic would work great on the gate in the video.
True Latch 9' Telescopic (Extends 64" to 108") 🔧 amzn.to/3vzSDTw 🔨
(For larger gates such as 8' tall fence gates or possibly a driveway gate) The 9’ Telescopic would still work on the gate in the video, but it’s better to choose an 8' telescopic, 6' telescopic or an Original brace.
True Latch 10' Telescopic (Extends 64" to 120") 🔧 amzn.to/3vHMWD5 🔨
(For very large gates such as wide, 8' tall fence gates or a driveway gate) The 10’ Telescopic would still work on the gate in the video also, but it’s better to choose an 8' telescopic, 6' telescopic or an Original brace.
True Latch anti-sag gate braces are built for the contractor and the homeowner in mind.
For the homeowner, adjust your gate in just seconds when your gate is just beginning to sag.
For the contractor, reduce call backs, add value and land more jobs.
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doesnt tell you all the steps etc to do this
Question , I have a portable building with a solid door that has sagged due to the weight. Can this bracket be used in that application.
Hi Marty,
Yes, definitely.
We have different sizes. There is a 1 body 64" long version, telescopic 6', and telescopic 8'.
The 6' or 8' would work well. Likely the 8' would be best as shed doors usually have the supporting 2x4 framework on the outer edges of the shed door.
Like so many products sold by retailers at this point, grossly overpriced. Not a bad product, but business [manufacturers and retailers] is financially raping consumers across America.
I have done very similar with Woodglut designs.
Would this work on a 6 foot wide by 8 foot tall gate?
Gate sags... so connect gate to itself and it doesn't sag.
Honestly sounds like bs to me. There's nothing holding the gate up.
Mizuki,
Unfortunately, wood gates are VERY prone to sag. I've been in the business for 14+ years and helped build over 5,000 fence gates. Wood gates NEED help. The True Latch anti-sag gate brace will stiffen the gate and provide you with easy and fast future adjustability when your gate sags. And, that sag will come from many places, the fence gate itself settling, the hinges loosening, the hinge post leaning over, etc. So, you have lots of ways for gravity to work against your gate.
@@bradnovacek not if you install the gate brace the correct way. I hope you haven't been doing it wrong the entire 14 years
Do you have business card , and can I contract to you ? Thank you
Thanks Vivian.
You can visit Truelatch.com and contact us there.
Can you use this brace to raise the gate when its dropping and sagging because of a stretched or bending henge?
Ideally, you would repair or replace your bent hinge.
Then use the True Latch anti-sag brace to hold the correct position or raise it as needed. Always remember to PRE-LIFT the gate up the height you need first, or just a smidge more than needed, then shim or block it up, THEN attach the True Latch brace to hold the height.
Then, make your final adjustments after you remove the temporary block(s) that were holding up the gate.
If you didn't want to repair or replace the bent hinge... only if your gate has "play" or is "rackable" enough, the True Latch brace may be possible to compensate for the damaged hinge by the brace alone. But, replacing or repairing the bent hinge would be best.
You could test the "rackability" by a shovel test. Place a shovel under the latch side of the gate, with it slightly open. Then try to raise the gate carefully to see if it will go back the correct height, and ideally much more than needed, as most aged wood gates will be slack at the hinges and hinge post.
Will this warp my gate?
Small dogs and cats lol bye bye
Can this brace help me, I have a gate door thats 11' X 6" and its sagging?
Hi Mr. Young,
11' wide is pretty wide. I would use 2 braces on that large of a gate. Or if we have the 10' telescopic version, it would likely work best.
What would be the prices 0n them?
@@eugeneyoung3971 Visit Truelatch.com or Amazon.com are 2 good places to find them.
Did it work for your gate?
Neither work when it’s any wider than 6’ , it just torques the shit out of the gate until you break it
For gullible people who have little common sense!
Thanks, Bob.
Actually, the brace allows you to not have to rebuild the gate. Many people don't realize that they don't need a new gate, they just need to overcome the sag that has been induced from 3 locations. First, the gate post could be leaning from the weight of the gate or the ground has possibly shifted or contracted from dryness.
Second, the hinges usually become loose from use over time, and usually only have a set of 2 hinges, plus the screws on your normal strap hinges have to go thru a picket first before sinking into the 2x4 or 2x3. So, often there is a lot of shifting downward happening between the strap hinge and the 2x4.
And third, the gate itself can loosen and sag if it is not built with a steel frame or braced with an anti-sag measure.
Our patented, True Latch anti-sag gate brace, firstly braces the gate, to stiffen and solidify it, and then your able also to reverse the sag in a gate with a few turns of an adjustable wrench.
It was my father-in-law's vision that homeowners could easily brace and lift their residential gates in a very strong and easy way any time they needed it.
Brad
@@bradnovacek or you could have had the wood diagonal brace the other way, having the bottom of the brace on the hinge side. Simple gate physics.
Does this work on Aluminum gate
DMoney, the True Latch anti-sag gate brace works best on wood privacy fence gates!
That door is not obviously is not build the correct way that’s why it sags
Jim, the common hinges used on 99 percent of all wooden fence gates are your 2 decorative strap hinges. Because the screws go thru the picket into the 2x3 or 2x4, there is usually loosing and shifting that occurs. You might get up to a 1" drop or sag at just the hinge side! So, it's not just the gate frame itself.
Brad
Does this work on short metal gates?
Sunshine, If it has a welded frame, then it is not intended for it. The gate needs to be able to "rack". A welded frame is too ridged most likely.
So this is basically the same tension rods used in chainlink gates the only difference is that this one has that black sleeve around the rod and has the brackets for screws while the one for chain link hate is mean to be welded but still the same concept. So why is this $70 while the chain link rod is $8. I will just buy the $8 rods and weld a pice of metal on one end and drill a couple holes for the screws. And save my self $60+
uh ya, thats great if YOU HAVE THE MEANS to do that .. but OBVIOUSLY the ad for this product says NO TOOLS NECCASARRY SOOOOO..... THATS MOST LIKELY WHO ITS AIMED AT!
Gravity will eventually sag the gate dragging the top 2x4 down. Now you have a sagging bent gate.
Hi Mr. Curtis, actually we've not seen an issue it dragging the top 2x4 down.
@@bradnovacek thanks, good to know.
It will cuz your simply relying on the screws to hold it up from sagging. If you simply put the wood brace in correct the first time, this will never happen. When building the gate, you need to make sure the top of the brace is opposite the hinge side. If the brace points down opposite the hinge side, it will sag 100% of the time
its ugly
Sorry, not sure what exactly your talking about.
WRONG!!! I am amazed at you. Brace should be at top of gate on the latch side and at bottom of gate on the hinge side. Gravity will work with you not against you. This set up should be used when using cable that can be adjusted. You should be ashamed of yourselves.
Bill, if setup like you suggest, the opposite of what is desired would occur. The lower right edge would go down and not up. The video is correct.
Bill, it works just the same as the anti sag gate kits, the cable turnbuckle kits your describing. Instead of a cable kit, it's a solid steel brace that stiffens the whole gate. Where as the cable kit may warp the gate as it pulls up. We recommend installing the adjustable threaded portion at the top of the gate on the "hinge side". And, the bottom of the brace, on the bottom of the gate on the "latch side".
Damn Bill, You Ok?
Video is right. It’s a tension brace. And it looks to be a good one in my opinion
Bill Martin The brace is in tension not compression. You’re thinking of using a compression brace.