Worked great for barn shutters, not sturdy for anything heavier.

First ordered the 4-pack then some more of these 1-pack ones and most of the studs were misaligned, I was able to bend them into position by using the strap as lever (link to identical 4-pack:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01AHQPVXC?psc=1&ref=yo_pop_mb_pd_title)

You may have to do a bit of bending to get them right. Odds are you are not going to want to use the supplied screws. I have to use them where the wood on the outiside of metal hinge when closed because my windows are almost flush with all (shutters cannot sit inside frame-reverse installation). Searching the Internet, these are definitely the best bang for the buck.

I wanted a hinge that appears to be hand forged iron when viewed from a distance on my exterior & I am not disappointed. They appear to be well made, heavy gauge steel with what appears to be a powder coat of black paint. The pintle also appears very well constructed. I ordered 6 the first time and like them so well I'm ordering many more as I rebuild the shutters on our home. Attempting to find a similar hinge from other sources was considerably more expensive.

Great solution for authentic shutter hinge.

Did not work for my operation poor coating cracked and flaked off when hinge could not support the weight of the piece. Was the piece to heavy yes should it have failed as bad as it did no. Hinge buckled and twisted like a coke can. Door was about 8lbs yes it was single hinged. These based on how thin they are and the quality of the coating are purely cosmetic. At the material and finish these should be about 5$ each if that.