I have a 45 inch opening, but on one side the edge is a right angle, so the panel could run along that side. I am looking for a wooden gate and door Will this work or do you have another product where the door and a side panel fit within the 45 inches?Thank you I have a 45 inch opening, but on one side the edge is a right angle, so the panel could run along that side. I am looking for a wooden gate and door Will this work or do you have another product... » Read More I have a 45 inch opening, but on one side the edge is a right angle, so the panel could run along that side. I am looking for a wooden gate and door Will this work or do you have another product where the door and a side panel fit within the 45 inches?Thank you « Show Less
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The "fixed" portion of this gate- which includes the "door" measures 33 1/4", each "wing" panel can be set at anywhere from 90 to 180 degree angle off the fixed ends. With one wing set at 180 degrees and the other at 90 degrees, you get a 48 inch flat gate with a door and a 15 inch wing panel at a right angle to your door. We have found this to be a very flexible gate and wekeep moving it around the house - adjusting the wing panels to fit the specific situation - we typicallly leave our wings at an angle with a small space from the wall to let our cats walk through while keeping the dogs out. The "fixed" portion of this gate- which includes the "door" measures 33 1/4", each "wing" panel can be set at anywhere from 90 to 180 degree angle off the fixed ends. With one wing set at 180 degrees and the other at 90 degrees, you get a 48 inch flat gate with a door and a 15 inch wing panel at a right angle to your door. We have found this to be a very flexible gate and wekeep moving it around the house - adjusting the wing panels to fit the specific situation - we typicallly leave our wings at an angle with a small space from the wall to let our cats... » Read More The "fixed" portion of this gate- which includes the "door" measures 33 1/4", each "wing" panel can be set at anywhere from 90 to 180 degree angle off the fixed ends. With one wing set at 180 degrees and the other at 90 degrees, you get a 48 inch flat gate with a door and a 15 inch wing panel at a right angle to your door. We have found this to be a very flexible gate and wekeep moving it around the house - adjusting the wing panels to fit the specific situation - we typicallly leave our wings at an angle with a small space from the wall to let our cats walk through while keeping the dogs out. « Show Less
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This should work for you. we have our gate in a hallway and both sides are at a right angle.
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It comes with the extension, but it doesn't help if your opening is between 33-35", which is the crazy part. The gate fits 29-33" without the extension and 35-39" with the extension. This gate with or without the extension will NOT work with an opening between 33-35"!
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Each panel is 32". You will need 5 panels to cover that, so the 6. 3 to span the opening (with about 20" of overlap, so 10" on each side) and 2 on each side at a 90-degree angle to hold the gate up. Something like this: |_ _ _|
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I have this unit & am happy with it - but I have a much wider width window than you. If the minimum required is beyond your opening - that would be it. Even mine fit iin such a way that I couldn't put in the 2 side accordian sides typical for the window unit. I only had about 5 - 6 inches excess in total. You may have to go down to a smaller width unit.
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I think I expanded mine to 72in, it comes in 4 pieces (5 with the door gate). I dont see why not? I think you can use any amount of pieces you want. I had to use all 4. You can adjust all of them. So im almost positive it should work for you.
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Our doors also open inward and we have used the screen on both the left and right side. I think the only thing that would be a problem is that the velcro strips that are attached to the sides of the screen to hold it against the frames are designed for the slit to be on the left opening, so they would be facing out if you reversed the screen for the right side. Otherwise, I think it would work fine but not be secured on the edges. I hope this is of some help.
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Hello,This gate has an extension that opens between 44 to 72 inches wide. I believe it will fit your doorway.Thank youBabyhaven
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You should not have an issue as long as the length between the walls does not exceed the length of the gate itself. You can bend the gate at 90 degrees where the side panels meet the inner walk through gate. This is three panels that have fully rotational pieces where each of them meet eachother. So basically, it can be a 90 degree bend with two panels on one side and one on the other side. Hopefully this makes sense...good luck!
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Our opening is 30" wide but the gate came with two 8 1/2" extensions which we did not use - that would be 46" - so no as it comes out of the box. I bet manufacturer will sell you a third extension (smaller?). I would contact them for sure. Its a great product.
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It should work. I just put a small piece of wood in between the bracket and the wall to makeup the difference. It worked perfect. This gate is great too, I would recommend!! My opening was a bit larger like yours and this was the best gate I could find!
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I don't think it will although I have not tried it. My guess is that the 60" wide that the gate is supposed to fill includes the 2 inches on each side to press the whole thing together enough for the gate to close. That said, you can always see if you can get an additional extension piece from Summer (if they offer it an support it as a viable solution). Also you can also consider putting a couple of 2x4's on either side of it, but that will likely mean nailing the wood into the walls to prevent the gate from falling down.
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Thank you for your question. This gate in length will go from 44" - 72". By using the different panels that come with the gate you can adjust the length of the gate to suite the opening.
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My purchase was for a gate that would fit well into a 48 inch entry and it works VERY well, but I would recommend an extension (if they make them) or a model with that expressed width to be sure of a secure fit. Good luck!
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we purchased the extension that is offered for this gate. You can put it on either side, whichever works best for you. Opening the gate is a little awkward until you get used to lifting the gate back by the hinge then swing it open.
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Yes, if you are 'handy' at all. Try one of these options. #1 Use 2 window panel kits which are slid & pegged together. The other option is try the EdgeStar APPK2010 door kit. #2 Go to a Plexiglas Shop and have them cut a 7" wide x height of your door frame panel for you. Several people have posted they had the shop cut the vent hole into the Plexiglas so they didn't have to mess with the kit. One even used an optically-styled piece of Plexiglas to make sure people noticed it (and they didn't walk into it). #3 Go to a home improvement store, which offers 2-3 free 'cuts', on a purchased plywood panel and have it cut to the size you need (the nice thing is the plywood can slip into the door tracks for 2 sided stability). On #2 & #3, I would make sure to cover the long open edge with paint/tape...etc., so some doesn't pick up splinters/cut themselves on it when using the door. Please remember you may need a new sliding door track lock/s. It needs to be very sturdy if you are going to be using the door for inside/outside access.
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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.
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Depends on what you mean by open. It has 2 knobs on the bottom so you can: (1) open away from you only, (2) open towards you only, (3) open both ways, or (4) not open, w/c is helpful when installing the gate. What you can do is switch the knobs on the bottom while the gate is open, so, it does not close completely. If you are expecting it to stay open at 45 degrees, it does not have that mechanism.