I have a 30" entry frame. Will the gate in it's narrowest position, plus latch assembly, plus hinge assembly and hinge rod fit in this space?
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.
1939034
Yes it will fit. You will definitely use both extensions, but this will allow the gate to be centered and look much nicer imo.
2216784
I just checked the other question/ answers for the size opening and one reviewer was adamant that the widest opening for this gate is 40 inches. You definitely need to look for a longer gate. It will not be secure.
1260928
It comes with a few different inserts and each has a span of around 5" from it's narrowest fitting to its widest. For minimal spacing differences, such as under 2", there are nuts on either end which hold the supports for the gate and can be adjusted with the included tool. Basically, as long as the doorway is under the max size, it can be made to fit exactly.
944482
Don't know about 30", but my doorway is 32" wide and we had no problem at all moving this in.
2128829
That's going to be too narrow. I just measured my gate and without the screw mounts it's 27.5" wide
2122005
The holes on the main piece will allow you to mount the whole carrier higher or lower on the gate. I have 35s on my gate and it fits just fine. Just have to find the right mounting position
787920
You should be able to fit this hinge up without much trouble. It comes with it's own latch anchor point. Very sturdy latch kit that should last.
1407101
I had to cover an opening that size with this gate. I just added a single 2x4 as a spacer on the hinge side, and it works perfectly. My wife runs a daycare, and the gate has been up and solid as a rock for 9 years.
718622
It should fit. We have the gate on our front porch where the measurement between the posts is just under 48". We did not even use the extra section, so you should be able to adapt it.
1534825
Yes it will fit. This gate is so versatile! the spacers and extensions work great.
582726
My opening is 35" and the gate has two extensions, one on each side, the gate opening is 16 1/2". I don't know if they have them, larger extensions, but this really is a great gate if it fits your door frame opening. It is a tension gate and the more extension you add the weaker it makes the gate. Course, you could add something like 2x4's to decrease the door size opening to accommodate the gate and smaller extensions if needed. Don't know your situation, but hope this all helps.
456419
If you are talking about the height, then it will fit. The top of the door is spring loaded so it is adjustable. Once in, release the spring top, it will move into position. Tighten down the spring locks and you should be ready to go.
903700
I believe you can make this gate fit. It has a number of ways to adjust it.
2277731
I had the same question. First, you must make sure that your opening is 30 inches at 3 separate measuring points--high, mid, and low. It probably won't be. Then take those measurements and call Dreamline directly. They were incredibly helpful and very knowledgeable about the products. I ended up ordering a different door than I had originally planned after speaking to them. They are going to need those 3 measurements to advise you. Make sure to do your homework first. You don't want to have to return this HUGE wooden crate!
10777
Yes that is how my gate is designed. It will work fine! Be careful not to loose the springs that come with it. Very good latch that should last outlast the gate.
21759
As long as they are a reasonable distance apart. The bar is two pieces that slide into another kinda like taking a PVC pipe and putting into a slightly larger one. You can get over 1.5x the width of a normal 30" door frame if you have to.