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Yorba Linda Temple | CA

Yorba Linda Temple | CA

Project Description

The Yorba Linda California Temple is a 30,000-square-foot, single-story temple which was built by Zwick Construction. Located on a 5.4-acre site, this will be the 9th temple in California, serving over 730,000 Latter-day Saints statewide and symbolizing the Church’s growth in Orange County.

To ensure both functionality and aesthetics, the managing company chose Waterson heavy duty gate hinges for the self-closing, anti-slam, and aesthetic features—an ideal fit for a temple’s ritual needs.

Waterson Self Closing Hinges :

  • K51P-500-B2-US19: Full surface 5 inches x 5 inches, marine grade, corrosion free, flat black finish, heavy-weight duty, adjustable closing speed, 316 stainless steel.

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Managing Company

Zwick Construction
434 W. Ascension Way, Salt Lake City, UT 84123

Architect

HKS Architects

Request For Quote

Please note that Waterson Closer Hinges start from a size of 4″x4″. If you’re in need of smaller self-closing hinges, we’d recommend checking out some other resources! Also, we only provide single acting closer hinges. Thank you.

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