How dense is the fence, what's the size of openings?
1522207
The wire is medium gauge - thickness is in-between that of a traditional pencil lead and the ink stem inside a pen. The openings are 2" x 2.5".
1522208
I'm answering from memory (not at home), but the square openings are no more than about 4" x 4".
1454665
With the panels, it easily fits a 5 ft opening. The actual gate is maybe 28-32 inches.
701171
Each panel is 24 inches. We use this for our small dog outside. The beauty is that you can form the panels in a shape that fits the area. They are all connected together and the fence is flexible.
813367
It should be fine. I've cut metal fencing with much larger gaps. The trick is getting the arc started. Once it's going, it mostly stays going if you keep moving. Expanded metal will cut like butter.
1218187
Details say for up to 40.5 inches, but extensions can be added. I do like the gate. Opens easily both ways and closes easily with the latch.
355447
It is 1/2 inch wide. Much heavier grade than the one that came with my fence
958100
Here is what another person commented in reply to a similar question: There is an approximate 4ft gap from the peak of the canopy to the fence mesh.
1345391
I don't have the in-ground fence unit. So I am unable to answer your question. Sorry.
1730219
The gate is 12.5W x 18 H ish.. the gate is about 6" off the ground. I am using them for mini pigs. The do not have trouble hopping in and out. IF you were going to use them for a whelping area, I would use a kiddie pool inside the fence. Great product LOVE IT!
1275064
15-1/2 total width, with 2" frame going around. So the door opening is smaller than the studs opening, only about 13 (taking away some hinge space). So you end up with about 3/4" hidden behind the frame on either side. The actual outside width of the box is 14.25", exactly the amount that should fit between two 16" on center studs. When installing, keep in mind any power that will be running through studs. What I did was cut the opening up top around 4' from stud to stud, making an opening of about 12" high. Then I inserted a camera and snapped a photo facing down. That gives you a look at what's waiting down below... a nice white power cable running to an outlet! Dang. I slipped a measuring tape down until I caught it, then approximated a couple of inches higher, then calculated the required cut-out height of my opening so that I'd stay above that.
135435
I don't know what size a fence hole is,,,,, but I mounted the poles into a 2" end coupling, then screwed it to my deck... if u want pic's, send me your e-mail addy.......... Marty
2180115
Less than 2.5 inches is the width between the vertical bars. Great gate and easy to install without hurting walls.
1670411
The square openings are about 4" on the 2ft. x 4ft. grid panels. Wire is very thick, sturdy panels.
2020033
It depends on how far you are going to spread the ends apart. The closer the ends the smaller the holes. Mine went under the fence as it is several inches off the ground/floor. It is very flimsy and they chewed several of the bottom sections already so I sit something in front of that section. I would not buy it again.
1801815
2 1/4" at the largest area (between the bars). I did not purchase the extension pieces so I cannot comment on their widest openings. I love this gate so I hope it works for you
1069575
I have not measured, but it is less than the space left from the wires that create the rest of the gate. Maybe a 1/2 inch or less?
88693
My deck opening is 6 feet...North States carries an expandable gate is even better for outdoor use...living in northern MN, this gate has survived nicely this harsh winter.