Will this gate work with baseboards? The doorway is 30 inches wide at the baseboards, and 32 inches wide at the wall above the baseboards.
1521500
Should be no problem, as this gate adjust's out pretty far. An interior passage doorway is usually 30-32 inches, which is where mine is being used and works just fine. The top and bottom pads can adjust independently.
1521501
it depends on how you're going to use it. If you'll use the pressure option, yes, you can just mount it higher. If you're planning on mounting it to the wall, you'll need to cut part of the baseboard.
1521502
Yes. All four corners of the gate have adjustable dials. I have baseboards and it works great.
1521503
Yes. It will either sit above or you can screw the pads at the bottom to compensate.
1521504
I had to install above the baseboards which left a sizeable gap at the bottom.
33450
It depends on what size door you are looking at. I found the company very responsive. Maybe this link will help. http://www.dogdoors.com/p/docs/PD_wall_instruction.pdf
1209003
The product says fits up to a 36" doorway and my doorway is actually 35 & 1/2 inches and it has been very stable. I believe there would be just enough room for a small amount of additional expansion as there was enough overlap of the inner bar into the outer bar you perform pullups on - so I would say probably (underline probably) it could stretch to fit a 37" door.
1599607
The passable space is 17". These are great gates. Do look at the response about the size opening the gate will not fit. There is a space gap where the gate will not work and the guy is spot on with his information. Also, make sure you include the baseboard in your measurement. It sometimes makes a difference.
1123070
The gate is attached with 4 small brackets so as long as the surface has a flat area approximately 1 1/2 inches square it will work.Ive had mine for months and would highly recommend it.
1531647
no problem...you can slide the gate and set it at any width...mine is a total of 33.5 inches including hinge,etc...I could easily narrow it by 5 inches or so.
1422739
As designed, yes. But I used a pair of (about) 6"x30" x 3/4" boards, put the screw eyes in them, hooked one to each end and made the gate stand-alone. Wider boards would add stability. This approach won't work as a strong barrier, but does discourage my min schnauzers from entering restricted rooms :)
146738
As the description states, it will fit openings 29 1/2 inches to 35 inches. There are also extenders available for purchase to make the gate fit bigger openings.
435856
My gate is only 3 ft. wide so I don't have direct experience but believe it will work. Make sure you follow their instructions for taking the weight off the gate before setting the center screw.
418939
Our door was 30 inches. The height was not an issue. We just turned it sideways
763792
We would recommend you to use the Door with 6" Side Fixed Panel.SHDR-20307210 (Fits opening 30-31). Using 30" Door We think too much loading on 2 hinges and you have no exact level of the Walls as well. If any other questions, please contact us. Thank you .Consider above model for more
989492
I used this gate at the top of a stairway, with the one side attached to the wall and the opening side overlapping the bannister and a divider on the other side of the stairway opening. Unable to visualize your setup, though, I can't answer that question.
21457
Space wise, yes it should work. HOWEVER, a small pet (my puppy) escaped thru the 4 1/2 inch space at the bottom, where the base of the crooked bar attaches to the extra piece. I would not recommend this gate for small pets at all. I had to block my with acrylic sheets.
1787955
It worked with the Munchkin wood and metal designer gate that we bought. We only used at top because of baseboard on bottom of kitchen entry doorway.
1188218
I believe it will work with a 7' doorway (no more than that) although the seller recommends the max of 6.3. It simply may not sit squarely
725708
Usually yes. Each of the four mounts adjusts individually, so the bottom mounts can be a little closer together than the top mounts. The only time this wouldn't work is if the distance between the baseboards is less than the minimum width of the gate, so measure carefully. (This is an issue I had at the top of my stairs- the distance between the walls was the minimum distance, and the distance between baseboards was too short).
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My doorway is 30" and it fits just fine with a few inches to spare. The 27" could be a problem depending on how thick the jam is.