what keeps the door from swinging and hitting the wall or baseboard
204065
This hardware is designed to be used with a pocket door. Meaning that you would would make your own custom rough framing with space within the wall cavity for this hardware and a door of your choosing to be installed within. The hardware comes with some nylon guides which are mounted on the bottom of the trim to help guide the bottom of the door into the wall cavity. With this installation method, nothing should be touching the wall or baseboard. The Johnson hardware site has some diagrams and videos which should help explain things in more detail: http://www.johnsonhardware.com/100pd.htm
204066
The 2 white plastic guides that come with it. They are attached to the bottom of the door jam on both sides where the door comes out.
204067
a bracket that screws onto the floor, between the wallboards that holds the door centered...
1203016
No. I used a stopper. You can use a stick or suction cup to stop the door from sliding.
677795
there is a small lip along the front of the shelf that keeps things from falling off, although it does still happen if you close the door hard.
2225062
The gate does not swing, but it will slide to allow you to enter a room. I use it to keep my dog out of the living room. I do not have it attached to a wall, however you could attach one end if you wish. It is not very sturdy. So to keep a large dog under control may not work to well if you use it at its maximum length.
2052511
Not sure, but if you are using it for an 'inset door' (the only ones I have), the frame will stop it, regardless.
836488
I used cup hooks that screwed into the door and put four in different places to keep it from swinging. On another one I used sticky Velcro on the door and wrapped the Velcro on the over the door thing and it held pretty well.
129612
There should be a couple grommet holes in the door for you to use a ball bungee to hold the door up. Just roll it up and bungee it in place.
1636888
The little door can stay on or off. If its off the detection angle will become wider causing the unit to be tripped at a wider peripheral.
21495
There is a door anchor included so you close the door on it and it stays put. Just make sure you do it with a sturdy door! :-)
2221092
It stops the door knob from hitting the wall when opened too hard ,works great too.
459492
We used a home made solution of bolting two boards around our banister and then securing the gate to that. We've had it up for several years and it's been rock solid. I think the company makes a kit you can use to do something similar:
1305865
Keep tightening(turning them out towards the wall) the top bolts. You actually have to flex/bend the bottom until the top comes together and the latch will catch.
2185792
I had the same problem and fixed it by bending the door so that it was tight. Did it by hand and now the door is held firm but not to tight. This corrected the issue. BTW, we love the game.
1136087
The part that touches the door is a soft rubber-like material. It should not damage your doors.
690511
no,not at all. It'll stop a door from swinging closed in a wind or for a door installed unlevel that tends to swing on its own.
955823
The spring clips are tight and hold the swinging door firmly, you have to use a screw driver to open it. be careful not to scratch the finish (make sure the driver tip is fully inserted into the slot before you pry it open) you can try a tiny bit of WD40 on the spring clips after you get it open Note that too much WD40 will attract dust.
2140241
If one door could be anchored in place, like with one of those slide-y bars the goes into the floor then this could be attached that door and used to secure the other, but yeah, if both doors are free swinging then this won't prevent it from opening.