Is there any way to connect two of these gates together to create a gate for a wide area (86") with two doors?
179892
I guess it's technically possible to use the metal rods to link 2 together side by side, but I think the problem you'd run into is that there wouldn't be enough tension to keep the gates in place.
989492
I used this gate at the top of a stairway, with the one side attached to the wall and the opening side overlapping the bannister and a divider on the other side of the stairway opening. Unable to visualize your setup, though, I can't answer that question.
2174124
I was able to attach it to the banister on one side and then used a wooden block the thickness of the molding on the wall side to make the gate even. On another one I was able to just use the screws that extend on the wall side to make up for the difference between the molding and the wall.
836069
The previous person answered pretty much what I would have. I also have 2 because of the top and bottom of my stairs being irregular - each in it's own strange way. Each gate is configured in different shapes to be able to block off the areas and both work extremely well. The joints can be positioned in many angles. One tip to consider in measurements - since this is not pressure mounted (that wouldn't have worked for my situations), you'll need to angle these in a way that each end is installed into a wall stud.
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As designed, yes. But I used a pair of (about) 6"x30" x 3/4" boards, put the screw eyes in them, hooked one to each end and made the gate stand-alone. Wider boards would add stability. This approach won't work as a strong barrier, but does discourage my min schnauzers from entering restricted rooms :)
1415749
I think it could work, if you took the sides off one of the gates, you could connect those pieces in between the two pieces of the second gate. Not sure how sturdy it would be if it was that long.
1744476
You can set the big closer arm in 45 degree increments, it's a square peg and a star hole. So you should be able to set it up any way that you like. I would only attempt this if you are pretty handy and will pay close attention to the instructions. But this is a pretty heavy closer. When i think of a wooden gate i think of something fairy light weight. This will put a serious twist in a lighter door. I would only use this on a solid core door, or something pretty substantial.
1079081
Yes, I believe the gate can be installed at all angles including 90 degrees. It's just a matter of getting the panel lengths right.
1318698
I think if you bought two of them, you could remove the rubber stoppers from one side of each and fasten the two gates together, but it would only work if you actually fastened them together with something relatively strong. Would suggest a combination of glue and screws or bolts. You could reinforce the joint between a couple pieces of wood as well.
1531647
no problem...you can slide the gate and set it at any width...mine is a total of 33.5 inches including hinge,etc...I could easily narrow it by 5 inches or so.
1453678
You would have to buy two and install one with each gate. Check with Amazing Gates 1-800-234-3952. They are very helpful.
903700
I believe you can make this gate fit. It has a number of ways to adjust it.
1018270
Nope. You will need to put in an eye round in on the side you want to lock. If you use two on the wall side then you've only got to put one in on the side that latches. The top things on both ends can be released so the gate can swing in either direction.
989494
Not likely, I used a 2x4 and cut it to match the wall and secured the gate to that as a temporary solution.
1393253
No. A rectangular part of the gate slides into a rectangular opening on the bracket to latch. At an angle, the two wouldn't be able to line up.
67389
The side door does not take up the whole side. Also, it is on the longer side, so they would not connect end to end. I am not sure if you could make it work or not. My first guess is no. Sorry.
1479954
There are no available extensions for this gate. Make sure the available length fits your space before you order. At 52 inches it is not going to be as sturdy as you would like it to be. It will be stretched thin.