Would you have to buy two gates in order to use them as a circular "play pen" or to block off the corner of a room?
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Also ...the gate is in 3 sections that don't bend except where the arms are. And the door has a metal frame on the bottom. I love mine but would get something else if it was for outside use more than occasionally-AnnMarie
200461
Yes, it would take two of the kits to make a playpen. One could block off a small corner making an L shape.
200462
Hi, ya if u want to make a circular shape u would need 2, I use it outside on our portch using the house too. It's light bit big and folds so it's not to hard to carry outside and set up. If you were looking for something outside I would go with something else. It's not made for outdoor use long term. Hope it helps
200463
Yes you would need to purchase two, we put our one in a large corner and it gives our baby girl more playroom! :)
1965050
made to bend in corner. but I guess you could use straight . just dont bend them
8677
No, you can make the fence round, square, etc. My sister uses her's on her deck accordion style to keep her dogs from jumping off the deck.
1605110
The top piece is rounded - I think it fits best in a corner. You can have it against a wall, but it won't be flat up against it.
553600
It came in two large strips so it would not have to go in the corner. I suppose you could cut the spots out and arrange them however you want.
768357
They can be positioned at other angles but they will not lock in those positions. The gate will only lock in 90 or 180 degrees. When I say lock, the gate comes with a rectangular cap that sits on the joint of the gate. It may be sturdy enough if you do not "lock" the gate, but I haven't experimented with that. Or you may be able to have some lock and others at other angles.... Just an idea
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It depends upon your use. These are so inexpensive, if you want double protection as a back-up barrier, then buying two isn't an issue. I personally didn't buy these as a stop behind the wheels. Rather, I bought 5, and have used them to divide a double car garage. We share part of this double garage with transient renters in our building (we have vacation rentals within our four flat building). It has made a big difference in serving as a guide to keeping people in their portion of the garage, not impinging upon our section, and making it easy to get in and out.
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Yes. The panels of this pen are hinged for folding and storage. When setting up, you chose shape. Round,square, etc.
484113
I'd buy 2. They are very thin and you could stick the first on the door and the second strip to it to close any gaps
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The panels stay together, but the shape can be changed. I think you could use a figure 8 design or something to create two areas. We rarely use it connected to itself, we have it freestanding in a corner. The playpen makes an L shape, and against the walls this makes a large secure area for our tiny rabbit. Possibly a larger rabbit would need it to be more secure, such as attached to the wall some how. To open the playpen, we just extend it into a line and it becomes a room divider.
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That's a hard question to answer. We didn't use the gate much. We usually just stepped over the playard or reached over it, because it was sometimes a small hassle to open and close when we are juggling our twins. I don't think that's the fault of the manufacturer. To stay closed and locked in position, it had to be that way. We tested several gates, and they were all about the same in functionality.
90007
The walls are separate so you can use none or as many as you like. I usually use two walls when I set up
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yes, you could configure it by attaching 2 of them together. It comes folded, then opens to a "straight" wall that you bend into whatever shape you want. So, it would work to attach 2 of them to make a really large pen. I think this is for a small animal though. It's not very tall and my 30 pound dog can knock it over. It's perfect and used often for my 6 pound dog though.
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They lean against the wall at the top. I don't think the would work in a corner. Hope this helps.
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I have no ideal. I have it on outdoor tile, as well as cardboard. I use my as a puppy pen. I would suggest either cardboard or a carpet of some sort under the pen so it would not move around. If you are looking to put a walking toddler in the pen, I WOULD NOT. It is not that safe. Also the bolts in the joints are not worth the money put into them. They are hard to work, and do not work well. We actually removed them, and the pen works better without them. Hope this helps in your decision.Sharon in Tucson,AZ
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You could if you made them positioned at a 90 degree angle, with one flat against the wall and another next to it creating a corner. That is my plan, as I have something built into the wall behind it that I am unable to move. Just be sure if you do that, to plan for 30 inches out from the wall. And make sure of course it is secured ( L brackets), for the safety of children or jumpy pets in the home
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That would be a nice application, but I don't see how. It has three attachment points -- in a triangle configuration...it is really intended to go in a corner -- trying to put it against a flat wall will change the geometry and I suspect it would not work in a satisfactory manner. Good luck!