Can I deploy this in a zig-zag manner (with extra panels) to form a free standing barrier to block a 144" driveway?
218322
I use mine as a free standing barrier but I do have blocks so it can't be pushed over by my strong toddlet
698449
You probably could do that, but it would have to be secured on both ends - it won't stand up by itself in a straight line
1466929
That may work. I would find some way to anchor it. I wish I could be more help I use it for out door application.
850892
Yes it can. I just finished installation yesterday and it is working fine. You need to move your pivot point closer to the post instead of 5 and 8 inches as they suggest in a manual. By the way I have double gates push to close.
21381
No, not without fabricating it, to the unit. Small children? All I can come up with is, a portable barrier, bar, screen, glass etc. Anything that could be a permanent fixture? I'm drawing blanks?Sorry and best of luck.
817706
No. I tried doing the very same thing an it wouldnt work. The wall brackets don't swivel enough to make it flush against the wall. It is definitely engineered to only go betweeen two vertical surfaces.
901914
don't know why not - but you would have to anchor it somehow or it would blow away - tie it to posts or put bricks/cinderblocks on the edge flaps - I do that to help anchor mine
2213953
YES!!! with less obstructions and the ability to move it 360 degrees with a 180 up and down angle change you can avoid most obstructions like trees buildings, etc. Use silicone water resistant glue on connections leading into you house and you will be rocking!!!!
1409773
I've not attempted this and can't as mine is currently on loan, but keep in mind there's only about a 1.5 inch effective range AND that if the tile was properly installed there is concrete backer board so this is much denser than drywall.
1913937
I am not sure! I have not tried that. But I think both the solid walls and screen walls just hook to the canopy so it may be possible. One thing we have done is to fold down the upper portion of the solid wall.. Kind of nice to corral dogs, let in some wind, etc.
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I don't see why not. The only issue you might have is keeping them in place, assuming there isn't some sort of edging on the sides of the sidewalk. I used it in the landing of a concrete stairwell at basement level, so it's right against the walls. Good luck!
598924
Yes, you could easily buy a thin piece of plywood to block off the run below and the opening on the side of the house. We locked our off while our quail were too small to have free access to the entire run.
658525
You could probably get away with one five panel fence ( 100ish") ...or two 3panel gates (64" each) it depends on what kind of surrounding support you have ( ie wedged between furniture/walls)...you can have a straighter line (5-panel)... If you need it to stand alone, you will need more length to zig zag it ( 2 of the 3-panel ones). It's a good little fence ...our dogs are the same ..bishon/shitzu ;)
2131119
It needs to be staked down as otherwise it can tip over. You could probably secure to fence some way
1170066
Most likely. You would be best to attach to pickets or fence frames top and bottom.
761210
Sure you could. I believe it will serve the same purpose if you need extra clearance or something. I took a couple pics but can't attach them.
1531439
Yes, but you would also need to protect/cover the exterior to weather proof for perception. This would be easier vertical mounted.