Does this need to be mounted on a wall on both sides? how would you attach to a stair banister/rail/post?
351653
You can buy attachments for your banister. We bought the No Hole Stairway Baby Gate Mounting Kit By Safety Innovations & just stained the wood to match our railing.
351654
Yes, it requires a guide piece mounted on both sides. I think it could be mounted to some railings but depends on the design. It is the best baby gate! I highly recommend it.
351655
yes this will have to be mounted on both sides. you need approximately 2.5-3 inches of a flat area to attach it to. I hope this helps.
99797
It mounts to both cabinet and side of the draw. IMPORTANT: measure carefully. It does not come with any rear brackets.
1730823
I'm thinking it's the best smartest use to be wall mounted. Mine didn't come with feet so you could mount it on a plank but there is no mention of tip over safety switch so it would be very risky!
8910
We also have a round stair post. It does secure on with the tension but if anyone runs into it or pushes too hard, it will slide off. It's the best one we found for our situation.
942581
It is designed to be mounted to a wall stud, but you can mount it at any height I suppose. Your baseboard trim may be an issue unless you make a minor cut to allow unit to sit flush to wall or use a spacer behind it that is the same width of your baseboard trim if you have trim. You may be better off looking for a floor stand style in all honesty.
1230718
I have one mounted at the top of my stairs on the white glossy baseboard. It seems to work fine. Sometimes there is a delay, but I think that is more a factor of the stairs blocking it a little.
861971
As it comes out of the box, I would say no. The unit comes with just two "keyhole" slots in the back to slide over and hang from screws you would insert into the wall. That said, I did mount mine to a railing, by first mounting a board to the railing and the the mailbox to the board. Hope that helps.
1874363
Good question. We had ours installed in a single, but we purchased the Rev-a-shelf first then gave it to our cabinet maker and told him to build a cabinet to fit the shelf instead of the other way around.If you were to put it in a double, my question would be where do you mount the other side of the shelf? There would have to be some type of wall there to bolt or screw the other rails to.Hope that helped.Doug
380409
No sir. There is no mounting hardware for attachment to a wall. Plus, the back of this unit is not as thick a material as the sides and shelving are. This unit is made strictly to sit on the floor. Hope this helps you!
2141586
Designed to be mounted to the wall. Creating it being mounted on a divider would require you mounting it on different hardware.
655362
Not required. I installed these at the top and bottom of the stairs without having to screw into the banister. However, in my case I didn't have a banister on the 2nd side so I had to screw in one end into the wall which is possible because they do have screw holes.
1313040
If you have a banister on both sides or handy stud in the wall it will be fairly easy. If you don't have anything solid to mount the gate to on the wall side it will not be easy as the weight of the gate will eventually break any drywall mounting methods loose after awhile. I rated this fate low due to the clumsy closing method which requires two hands and some fiddling to close. If you only need to open it occasionally you will probably be happy with the gate.
175584
Yes. Or you can attach to two banisters, which was why I bought it. It comes with the ability to attach to two banisters without drilling holes, but having heacy duty braces and velcro that holds it in place..two and a half years and counting and it works perfectly. It also comes with screws etc to screw into the wall and a banister
2170471
I can't see any reason why you shouldn't be able to if you have two good solid mounting locations to attach it to. I have mine located at the bottom of our loft stairs to keep the dogs from climbing the stairs and being in the loft unattended. It's mounted to a stud area of the wall along the stairs and to the main railing post.
276971
I would think you would need one or the other. I used it for a different purpose- to keep my cat from wriggling between the stair railings to come upstairs (cat gate at bottom of stairs, but side railings had wide spacing. I used plastic cable ties to fasten the netting to the banisters. Worked very well.
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:
2006189
It can be mounted both ways. I mounted it facing up because for me it looks better but it also works facing down depends on style preference. Hope it helps.