Can the AG36-3 gate be mounted so that it opens outward?
1534849
Yes. If you put the lag bolt on the outside of the 4x4 instead of the side of it you will have a clean line of pickets. Line up the gate pickets to the edge of the metal closes to the gate. This allows for the gate to open and give a clean line of pickets with a slightly larger gap at the post instead of seeing the whole post. I hope you can understand what I'm trying to explain.
1313475
The door I mounted mine to is a little different. It swings out to open. It has a beveled opening similar to a freezer door that I designed for a small greenhouse. I mounted it on the inside of the door with the screw mounting on the inside of the door. The screw mounting holes come notched so that it will allow for a little adjustment after being mounted. I think it could be mounted in several ways including as you mentioned. I have had it up for a year now and it looks as good as when I installed it. It holds up well and provides an excellent seal.
1548078
It could be tricky mounting at an angle...the trick would be ensuring the latch surface/mount point is perpendicular to the gate latch (The knobs that extend off the end of the gate must be able to be able to meet at a 90 degree to the latch mount point)
1145703
Yes you can. It works very easily. It is a very light metal-type gate. I carry my 6 yr old granddaughter through it all the time. You just pull up on the lever and turn it in the direction that you want the gate to open.
1012889
No, I have hinges with L-pins that keep my ramp up at all times when traveling. The backward thrust and wind shear would be strong enough to make gate move back and forth if you do not have a means of securing it in upward position. So far, I am satisfied with the operation of my lift.
1403507
The way you see the gate pictured will fit a 48" opening which actually has one extension on it. The gate without the extension will not fit 48" because it is the gate only with maybe 2" on each side of it.
467486
I don't see why not, although you might have to be creative to mount it. You should be able to bolt it directly to the gate. We are using ours on a chain-link fence/gate and it works great!
1002191
Yes. That is how I use it. It has two gates, one for vertical and one for horizontal.
2007873
yes, its possible. This type of gate requires a padlock to lock in place, but its simpley a matter of sticking your arm through an opening. Its not "ideal" but its manageable.
2100611
Our opening is 30" wide but the gate came with two 8 1/2" extensions which we did not use - that would be 46" - so no as it comes out of the box. I bet manufacturer will sell you a third extension (smaller?). I would contact them for sure. Its a great product.
940850
We were able to mount the gate to a banister on one side. It did not come with the hardware. We had to buy and stain a 2" x 4" piece of wood and cut to the height of the banister, then strapped it on the banister with heavy duty straps. We had cut grooves in the 2x4 to secure the straps in place. Then the gate circles (where the gate is attached to open and close it) were screwed into the wood. It sounds like a lot of work but works great in the long run.
1446695
no - a peg is inserted to connect the extension to the gate. Must be straight.
1846020
Yes. I'm using it in an opening that's 36". The dimensions say you can use it in an opening that's minimum 29" to 34" the gate itself...and a max of 50" if you add the attachments in case u need it in a bigger opening. I had to add the small attachment to the gate in order to make it into my 36" opening.
491442
(I don't own the gate) I would assume that the gate opens based on which side you install the arm... No way for the gate to know which side you put it on :-)
1393254
Not unless you angled the receiving part of the latch the same as the gate. (Putting a piece of wood under it or something.) Not sure it's the best gate for an angle but I could be wrong.
1595208
I would not recommend it. I have two of these and have used both bigger extensions on one of the gates. Its a little shaky at the joints. There are longer gates.
2224471
The upper mounting points are 34" tall. You have one inch to spare. The arch on the gate is 36" tall.