Does the top and bottom of the gate lock?
1563029
The top latches. The bottom has a little lever that will either lock the gate, or make it only open in one direction.
1563030
To open the top, you have to press the button. The bottom has a stopper on each side so you can lock it. This allows you to have it only open one way instead of both, if you want.
1563031
The top of the gate locks and the bottom of the gate has a lever that you can put into place so that the bottom of the gate is not allowed to be pushed in the direction that you select.
1563032
No just the top but it has a dual lock meaning you have to use your thumb and forefinger to open....which is great kids can't do it
1563033
Yes. There is a spring-loaded lock at the top and a sliding/removable doohickey on the bottom. They operate independently. So, while the top locks automatically upon shutting the gate, you have to manually slide the locking mechanism into place on the bottom.
1563034
The top latches and the bottom has a little swivel lever that you can put up and down so they can't try to pull open the bottom. Hopefully that makes sense.
1563035
The top locks. The bottom doesn't have a lock but does have a latch that you lower that supports the gate when it is closed.
1563036
The top is where the lock is, but the bottom does not move-Our big dogs jump on it and it doesn't budge at all. There are two stops at the bottom (one on each side) that you can flip down so it will only swing one way if you choose.
1563037
No, the lock is at the top. There is a piece that flips down to prevent the gate from opening one direction or the other. You can put them both down at the same time which will act like a lock, but you have to manually manipulate these; they will not open when you open the top lock.
87709
not that I have figured out. We have to prop something in front of the door to keep it open. You can hold it (keep it from slamming shut) and it will not lock and you can just open it with your hand instead of stepping on the pedal to unlock and open. It does swing both ways tho depending upon which side you step on the pedal. We like it very much!
1655849
It will hold the desired position fairly well when not latched but it does not "lock" at a certain length other than when gate is secured /closed
1368739
Yes it does. The door rolls up, and when you want to close it, it rolls down and zip down each side. Not sure if it's lockable, if that's where you're headed with this question, but I imagine a padlock arrangement could be set up.
262432
When you open the gate to walk through, it just swings. It doesn't have a latch that keeps it open if that's what you're talking about :)
2253370
No. It is either locked or unlocked. Both sides of the gate are the same setting. The locking mechanism sets both sides: either both locked or both unlocked.
1750594
Both prior answers are correct. With no tools, no. With some tools and depending on your bar spacing yes. This isn't really a security lock, just something to keep your gate from swinging in the wind and it self "locks" in case you forget or don't have a hand free to latch it.
2199640
The bottom of the gate does not latch. Just the top. I felt that with just a little pushing an excited Jack Russell Terrier could get thru. For my purpose I did not feel that this gate was not well built. I sent it back.
256304
Yes, it does. The handle is mounted on the one side of the gate and the bolt and latch are on the opposite side of the gate. The thumb lever opens the gate from the handle side and the bolt can easily be lifted from the other side. The gate bolt can be locked so that it can not be opened from the handle side using a pad lock. I would not want to use this system if I didn't have a second way into the gated area from the handle side since if the blot gets jammed you would have to go over the gate or fence.
769654
Yes. It comes with a plastic wedge to create a friction catch at the top or bottom but if you want/require an actual lock that would be separate.
594902
Yes knobs screw into the gate so you can adjust the bottom different then the top! Ours is the same way as far as base boards go :)
1018270
Nope. You will need to put in an eye round in on the side you want to lock. If you use two on the wall side then you've only got to put one in on the side that latches. The top things on both ends can be released so the gate can swing in either direction.
561630
Yes it does, the gate is too heavy(the whole gate is metal) just to be screwed into the wall without securing it to a stud.
895650
As far as actually locking no. it does have a built in detent that will hold it in either position.
22552
I would have to say no. The gate top/bottom have to be level in order for the gate to lock closed.
552674
You can install it with a push button on the inside to open it. That's what I did. Yes it automatically locks when you close the gate.
362389
No if it shuts hard enough the gate latches itself and it is completely locked.