Does this gate hinge into a wall or door? Or is it free standing?
348536
It is way more of a cat gate than a dog gate, though any cat younger than 7 would probably jump over it without a thought.
348537
Unfortunately no and it is also very flimsy. I ordered two and one came with one of the sticks broken and the second one broke when my cat jumped it and knocked it over. I returned both of mine.
348538
Free standing and very flimsy. It falls over very easily, and not made well at all. I wasted my money on 2.
348539
Free standing. That is one of the problems. I had to screw in hooks to the gates and eyes into the wall to attach them to.
1270184
yes it does. one side is anchored and serves as a pivot point. the other (latch) side needs to have the gate lifted and set in holes to lock it.
1002191
Yes. That is how I use it. It has two gates, one for vertical and one for horizontal.
93828
It will stand on it's own, but only if you expand it to fit between two vertical surfaces. You adjust it to the width you want. Then push the plastic lever (in the middle of the gate) down and lock it. Pushing the lever down expands the gate a bit more so that it's wedged between your vertical surfaces. That holds it upright.
1843027
It does swing open. It attaches to the wall on both sides and there is metal hardware on the sides that latches to the wall hardware. But it isn't particularly sturdy or easy (for an adult) to latch and unlatch. Overall, it's an okay swing gate for a low traffic area but maybe not for an area where it would need to open and close frequently or where it may be left open.
2067165
it is a single hinge. non mortising hinges do not have that tab that lets screw in from the back of the door. these are stronger.
1369385
It is a latch type of gate where you will need to screw eye hooks into your walls. This is not a tension based gate.
1615872
We have this gate and it stays open against the wall when we're not using it, it doesn't automatically close.
85934
Yes, the gate will adjust to 48 inches and no, it doesn't screw into the wall. It has adjustable tension rubberized knobs on each end. Works well for me and my small dog.
332242
The hinge at the wall allows the door to move either inward or outward. The middle hinge only folds inwards.
2250864
I don't have access to the gate right now to measure it but it does swing both ways. We've had it for 6 months and it seems to be holding up well to the weather. It takes a little getting used to the latch but I see that as a good thing so that my 4 year old doesn't leave the deck. It's a good gate.
1115612
No, you have to lift it up to close it in place. The latch that locks it is a really cheap bad design. I wouldn't trust this gate if your using it for small kids. I'm using it to keep a large dog on the deck.
1707674
Hi-Thanks for your inquiry-The item is wall and door mountable. Please make sure your door is sturdy enough to hold the weight of it.Thanks
792984
you have to close it yourself and latch it. I love this gate. We have a 60 pound goldendoodle puppy who loves to put his paws up on it when he gets excited to see us. super sturdy
786576
The gate is spring-loaded so it is easy to put up and down. The gate does not attach anything. The gate does not breakdown for easy storage. You have to store it completely assembled or you can take the gate completely apart and assemble each time put that would be a pain. I use it to keep the animals on the front porch so I just store it against the house.
561631
It's a pretty heavy gate. I have it installed into a stud. In one case I even nailed a 2x4 to the stud in the wall and then attached the gate to that. I wouldn't attach it directly to drywall (no stud), I can easily see it coming out of the wall.
1910616
Hinge at the top. It opens past center and leans against the wall just fine. Don't recommend leaving it open for extended times.