For top of the stairs I have wall on one side and a metal banister on the other. It's 51" wide. Do you think this gate will work for this combination?
204390
Possibly. You'll need to install a piece of wood or something to attach the one end of the gate too (metal banister side). The directions for this gate are terrible!! I would suggest finding a gate that is tension mounted instead if possible.
204391
Yes it should, as long as the end of the wall comes out the sane distance as the banister. The gate has hinges that turn to adjust to different mounting areas...good luck.
1829144
This is a wall mount gate, so it is possible to use it at the top or bottom of stairs, provided you have a wall and/or sturdy post to mount it to. I would not recommend trying to attach it to a carved or decorative bannister post, however.
1045610
Yes, I think so. If the stagger from top to bottom is no more than 4 inches. The gate is not a pressure gate but it has screws that press against the wall. Easy to install -- no holes in the walls or anything. We like ours. Lets the cats in but he dog stays in the room.
364991
thats what we had to do, my husband says that 3inches is probably the most offset they could be. If we understand what you are describing. Our walls were not even across, there is about a 2 inch difference in the walls. This is the second gate that we have installed, the first one we have had for 5 years. We liked it so much we got another to use for the basement stairs. The first was used on the landing of the stairs going up. It's been great for our grandkids and our dogs!
435856
My gate is only 3 ft. wide so I don't have direct experience but believe it will work. Make sure you follow their instructions for taking the weight off the gate before setting the center screw.
940850
We were able to mount the gate to a banister on one side. It did not come with the hardware. We had to buy and stain a 2" x 4" piece of wood and cut to the height of the banister, then strapped it on the banister with heavy duty straps. We had cut grooves in the 2x4 to secure the straps in place. Then the gate circles (where the gate is attached to open and close it) were screwed into the wood. It sounds like a lot of work but works great in the long run.
1939034
Yes it will fit. You will definitely use both extensions, but this will allow the gate to be centered and look much nicer imo.
2216784
I just checked the other question/ answers for the size opening and one reviewer was adamant that the widest opening for this gate is 40 inches. You definitely need to look for a longer gate. It will not be secure.
1244022
Every application will vary. Installed properly, it should fit the need. The timer-lock is a great feature. We've had good luck with this gate using it at the top of stairs. Still need to keep an eye on crawlers and toddlers.
1759832
The upper mounting point is slightly above the gate at 39 to 40 inches. This gate won't work with your banister.
903985
Yes this gate will work you will not be disappointed. We love this purchase! Sorry about earlier message.
2205035
Good Morning, nope its quite integrated. I just made it through my front door, which is 36". If its an open stairway and you have 2 people it might work, but you'll have to take all the packing tape and wrap off before you can make an attempt, but even then it'll be a tight squeeze (the S that makes up the base is 36" long)
517973
We use ours at the top of the stairs and have never had an issue. We have an extra-wide staircase, so this is the only gate that works for the size.
718621
Yes, this gate (as pictured) will fit an opening of 49" without adding the extension. Be aware that the gate has wooden spindles so if you have a chewer you might need to spray it with bitter Apple or other type product.
2174126
My gate is attached to the banister with the latch side on the wall. It's attached just above the wood. Not sure if this helps answer your question. When I look straight down at the rail from the top, it is uneven in that it angles slightly more toward me as it connects to the wall because we wanted to narrow the gap a little between the edge of the top step and the bottom of the gate. So on the banister side the rail is over the opening of the step, but on the wall side the rail is slightly over the floor before stepping down. Don't know if this makes any sense, but it has worked great.
1205330
We have one side mounted to a banister and the other mounted to a wall. If you have a banister on both insides I would feel confident that this gate would be sturdy as long as the banisters themselves are sturdy.
2125366
I believe the opening can be no more than 72" so you should be fine. My opening is 59 1/2 and I left off one section of the gate not to be used. Nice and sturdy. We have no complaints about the gate as long as you can secure attach each end solidly into the wall you should be good.