6' Telescopic

Just an update i just bought my second one for my other gate! True Latch 6' Telescopic Gate Brace: A Review After battling with a problematic fence gate for a staggering 15 years, I was finally introduced to a remarkable gadget that transformed my never-ending struggle into a simple fix. This review aims to shed light on the gadget that has saved my sanity and provided a long-awaited solution to my fence gate woes. Design and Build Quality: The True Latch 6' Telescopic Gate Brace showcases exceptional design and impeccable build quality. The gadget is compact, lightweight, and ergonomically designed, making it easy to handle and maneuver. The materials used in its construction feel durable and capable of withstanding regular use and various weather conditions. The attention to detail in its design is evident, as it features a comfortable grip and intuitive controls that allow for effortless operation. Functionality and Ease of Use: The True Latch 6' Telescopic Gate Brace is an incredibly versatile and user-friendly gadget that caters specifically to fence gate repairs. It offers a range of functionalities that simplify the entire fixing process. The gadget effortlessly tackles common gate issues such as misaligned hinges, loose screws, sagging gates, and stubborn locks. One of the standout features is the adjustable hinge aligner, which allows for precise repositioning of the gate hinges. The device's integrated level indicator ensures that the gate is aligned perfectly, eliminating the hassle of trial and error. Additionally, the True Latch 6' Telescopic Gate Brace includes a powerful magnetized screwdriver that securely holds screws in place during installation, reducing frustration and speeding up the process. Performance and Results: I was genuinely amazed by the True Latch 6' Telescopic Gate Brace's performance. Its innovative design and smart functionalities effectively addressed the persistent issues with my fence gate. Within minutes of using the gadget, I witnessed a significant improvement in the gate's alignment and overall stability. The hinge aligner, in particular, was a game-changer, as it effortlessly realigned the hinges to their optimal positions. The secure grip and magnetized screwdriver ensured that each screw was tightened securely, eliminating the risk of loose components. The True Latch 6' Telescopic Gate Brace delivered consistent and reliable results, ultimately fixing a problem that had plagued me for 15 long years. Value for Money: Considering the sheer convenience and time-saving benefits it offers, the True Latch 6' Telescopic Gate Brace unquestionably provides excellent value for money. Its durable construction, effective performance, and long-lasting results make it a worthwhile investment for anyone dealing with fence gate issues. The gadget's ability to simplify the repair process and alleviate frustrations is invaluable, especially for individuals who have spent significant time and effort trying to fix their gates through traditional methods. Conclusion: In my quest for a solution to my perpetual fence gate troubles, the True Latch 6' Telescopic Gate Brace emerged as the hero I had been searching for. Its exceptional design, user-friendly functionality, and impressive performance allowed me to finally overcome the challenges that had plagued me for over a decade. I wholeheartedly recommend this gadget to anyone struggling with fence gate repairs. The True Latch 6' Telescopic Gate Brace has undoubtedly earned its place as a must-have tool in the arsenal of any DIY enthusiast or construction professional.

I really like this gate brace. Robust and easy to install, this product solved my sagging gate problem. A couple things here: 1. My first suggestion to both the manufacturer and the installer would be to advise/use/include stainless steel or other corrosion resistant screws for all hardware that penetrates the wood on the gate. (It cost only about $5 to buy at local lumber yard). It’s a well known fact that after a few months standards zinc plated hardware will corrode badly when engaged in cedar or treated wood. I substituted stainless steel lag screws for all that penetrated the wood on the gate. For all the other associated hardware, that doesn’t penetrate the wood, the zinc plated stuff that comes with it is fine. 2. As far as value for the money, if one is handy and so inclined, you could probably build this unit for under $20. But there is value in having it show up in a “kit” form and just installing it, with no chasing down parts and designing/building the thing. 3. Shipping was a bit slow. I’m guessing because it’s a bit bulky and perhaps a bit out of the ordinary to package for shipping, but allowing enough time, (about a week), is one answer here if one knows about it ahead of time. 4. This company offers a couple versions of this unit. I got the one that is adjustable. That’s what I’d suggest for most situations, as it is nice to have that option in case the actual installation turns out to be different than originally thought. (For example if one decides to attach to a different gate component than originally thought). 5. Installation would be easier and faster if the bolt holes where the 2 square tubes telescope together were pre-drilled. There could be a series of holes ~1” apart in the inner tube that would line up with the holes in the outer tube. Doing so would still allow for ample final adjustment on the threaded end. All in all a good product that does exactly what the manufacturer states. I’d purchase it again.

I needed to widen my gate so I could get my lawn tractor through it with the grass catcher installed. Once I did this I knew I would have a sagging issue with gate. Which as a DIY person I’ve never had to deal with. I did some research and this seemed like the best anti-sag solution and it would work with my PVC gate. Should have taken a before video but before when I’d open the gate it would drop about 1/4-1/2” from where it was positioned in the lock and of course closing I had to lift it up back into the lock. I bought the 8’ True Latch, installed it in probably 15 minutes (I watched the install videos and read the instructions before my purchase so I was familiar with the install) made sure the screws would connect with the aluminum supports inside the gate and bolted securely in at both ends then added the self tappers to join the two bars. Using the top bolt made what I would call a minor adjustment and the gate swings and latches with no issues. See video. Well designed, feels worth the money I paid, installation was very easy, looks great, even the paint feels sturdy. :)

These solved my issues with sagging gates at my driveway. I had a new gate installed about 6 months ago and the installer told me to put some wheels on the bottom to support the weight and they wouldn't sag. Not only did they sag but they started to lean at the same time. I looked at a few options that might have been a little cheaper but I figured this American made, solid metal option would be the best and I'm glad I did. I raised the gates at the center at least 2" and now the wheels I installed first don't even touch the ground! They've been on about a week and I'm quite pleased. The install wasn't bad but you definitely need a drill, some drill bits and a socket wrench (10mm) to get the job done. The end result was a solid, level gate that doesn't sag and drag like it did even with wheels installed. Instructions were easy to follow.

We had a large two-door swinging gate that was sagging and dragging it's boards on the ground. We bought this and were able to repair the gates in one day. This product works as advertised. As other reviewers have mentioned, you MUST get a drill bit that can hold the 3/8 socket! The two bars are held together by two self-drilling metal screws. It was impossible to get them to do anything by hand. I ended up purchasing a the drill bit that holds the socket from my socket wrench kit. Once I had that, it was super easy to get the bars together, install the gate brace, and hoist my sagging gate! I used the center holder which also helped reduce the warp in the gate as well. Now our gate is super stable and working again.

Great product. Works like a charm. As easy to install as everybody says. The manufacturer suggest and I concur that you should remove any existing cross bracing on the gate. I did it the hard way by ignoring that advice and then finding that the gate brace ended up twisting my gate as much as raising it. I remove the gate brace, removed the existing cross brace, reinstalled the gate brace, turned the nut and voilà, it worked as advertised. Also, there are imitation products on Amazon as always. I thought about those for a second, and decided that it was worthwhile to go with the real thing. I wasn’t disappointed.

The gates i built ended up being much heavier than I anticipated even with a gate kit that had an anti-sag cable with it. It still had way to much sag but in all fairness the gate kit didn't say it could hold an indefinite amount of weight. So i decided to take a chance on these. Pretty impressed with not just how well it fixed the sag but also how easy they were to put together. One word of wisdom. Prop the gates or gate up to the level you want it first, then install the kit. It'll still drop some but it won't be near as bad.

So happy with the purchase of the True Latch Telescopic Gate Brace!. Except for receiving no instructions in the package (I had to search online to find them), this was easy to install and feels sturdy enough to handle my 5' privacy fence gate. Now my gate closes and opens easily. Removing the original wood brace (that was installed wrong) was the most difficult part. Other than that the brace was easy to fit and install, even for a 70 yo widow. Unable to upload video.

Very good quality and simple application; price is steep.

A very simple to install product that solved our sagging front gate problem. Looks good and has not required adjustment. Much easier to work with than tensioned wire. Highly recommend.

Exactly as described. Very easy to install and works faultlessly.

This device instantly corrected my sagging gate door. It's easy to install too - just two lag bolts on each end and two self-tapping bolts to secure the telescoping pieces in the middle. I didn't even need to turn the adjustment bolt because I had the gate propped up on supports when I fastened the telescoping pieces, so it was already the correct length. When I removed the supports, the gate didn't sag at all.

Support Bracket was easy to install & adjust. I found out it won’t do much for my application after the fact. My gate is heavy enough that it’s moving the 6x6 post. I have to get that supported better before I’ll know how well the bracket actually works. But it seems very well made.