Can someone please post what the spacing is between the uprights? We have a tiny dogs we want to contain with this gate. Thank you.
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A tiny dog like a Chihuahua or Yorkie could probably wiggle through the fence, or get their heads stuck. Spacing is 2.5"
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I purchased this gate for my back deck to prevent my twins from falling down the stairs. The gap between each ballister is about 5".
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Kacie, just off the top of my head, I really don't know or know if they have come out with wider gates. My opening is 34 3/4" with one extension. If you put a extension on both sides, maybe or if you added 2x4's on each side to pick up some slack you might be able to get the gate to work, but then you reach a point where the gate becomes a little weak, the whole gate. The better you can use the gate with out to much add ons (extensions) the more sturdy and stronger the gate. It is a great gate, maybe the mfg has made wider gates, would hurt to ask, like I say it is a great doggie gate and would work great for a child gate. bryan
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Sorry for the delay, the spacing between the bars is 1.25 inches. It is a great dog crate. My Oliver loves it.
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Hi Stephanie, Amazon asked me to answer this because we have three of these gates. I am not from the company. The answer depends on how you install it, but if you go as low as you can, the space is maybe an inch. There are two ways to close the gate. One just closed, where you could get more space by pushing on the gate (as my labrador retriever has found out and escaped through), and two, by locking it. When the gate is locked, you cannot get any slack at all (assuming everything you secure it to doesn't move- ha!) Hope that helps. Also, we have really liked our gates, and I would definitely recommend them. It takes a bit to get used to the locking mechanism, but once you do, they are great. Hi Stephanie, Amazon asked me to answer this because we have three of these gates. I am not from the company. The answer depends on how you install it, but if you go as low as you can, the space is maybe an inch. There are two ways to close the gate. One just closed, where you could get more space by pushing on the gate (as my labrador retriever has found out and escaped through), and two, by locking it. When the gate is locked, you cannot get any slack at all (assuming everything you secure it to doesn't move- ha!) Hope that helps. Also, we have really liked our gates, and I would... » Read More Hi Stephanie, Amazon asked me to answer this because we have three of these gates. I am not from the company. The answer depends on how you install it, but if you go as low as you can, the space is maybe an inch. There are two ways to close the gate. One just closed, where you could get more space by pushing on the gate (as my labrador retriever has found out and escaped through), and two, by locking it. When the gate is locked, you cannot get any slack at all (assuming everything you secure it to doesn't move- ha!) Hope that helps. Also, we have really liked our gates, and I would definitely recommend them. It takes a bit to get used to the locking mechanism, but once you do, they are great. « Show Less
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this would be too big for you. we have it hinged to one side so it's more of a permanent fixture for us, but even unhinged if you were to move it every time (like with a dog gate) 27.5 is the minimum space needed.
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Less than 2.5 inches is the width between the vertical bars. Great gate and easy to install without hurting walls.
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The gaps are about 2.5 inches at any given point. The widest one is slightly more, the thinnest is slightly less. So it depends how rotund or inventive Mr. Kitty is! You could maybe screw some garden wire-mesh stuff into the gate if he's a very little guy.
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The manufacturer also makes this gate in these dimensions: Dimensions: 30 to 35 1/2"W x 29"H x 2"D Spacing: Spacing on either side of gate ranges from 1 1/2" to 4 1/2", depending on the width of the opening. Spacing between bars is 2 1/8"
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I highly doubt it.. but dont kno for sure. We have 1 sm. Dog n lg. Dog. Keeps them seperated well. Its a good gate.. best wishes..
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It is a little over 9 Ft. but do yourself a favor and make one instead. This one will not last and you will lose your money. Take a look at this sitehttps://www.pinterest.com/brumzoo/diy-pet-gates/ The next time I need on I am doing it myself (DIY) Cheers
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The spacing is 5/8 inch (I just measured it with a tape after seeing some of the other responses that are wrong) between the bars. My green cheek has never gotten out unless we leave one of the doors open. They are very smart though and he checks the doors to make sure they are shut. I have been very pleased with this cage. Good luck.
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Hello there, I'm not familiar with the dog breed you have, but I can tell you of my own experiences with these items. I own the 32" fence, and I own 2 of the 40" fences. I use the smaller one inside to house a 4pd Yorkie puppy. I have it set up in my laundry room, and it works wonderful !!! Within the play area I have a crate for Bella to sleep in, I have her food and water bowls, and behind the crate I have a UGO potty pad. Everything fits nicely and well contained. Bella is very small and isn't expected to get much bigger. This is her bedroom and she feels very safe and secure in there. Now the 40" fence I use for my 2 outside dogs. Molly, a female terrier mix about 15 Pds and Bailey a chaweenie about 9pds. I use this fence to block them from certain areas, works great. It's a easy and well made product to put together. It's a very affordable option to a permanent investment. I take it down and move it around often and it's never a problem. I also have a pool and it helps with that too. If your dog is gonna be a jumper the 40" might better. I love both heights for the purpose they serve. Hope this helps
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The space between the bars is 2 1/2 In., but the space between the end of the gate and the wall (door frame) will very according to the size of the opening. It is 3 in. on my doors. My grown cat goes through with ease on the end.
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My husband installed it and I only have a two inch space. I love the gate. It was everything I needed for my needs.
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It is three hinged sections but I don't think they would fit together with another gate. If your dog is small it probably wouldn't knock them over.
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Hey Michael.....unfortunately, I did not keep this gate .......I ordered a totally different gate that worked much better for me.......it is a free standing wood gate mfg by RICHELL. ......it is 20.1" high. Span: small adjusts from openings 26.4" to 40.2" wide. Large: adjusts to openings of 39.8" to 71.3". The side panel base is designed to prevent tipping over & it has rubber feet to protect floor surfaces. The best thing is you don't have to "hop over a gate" as it has a 'door, that swings in either direction. Hope this information is helpful, sorry I couldn't help you with the 3 in 1 gate. Barbara Hey Michael.....unfortunately, I did not keep this gate .......I ordered a totally different gate that worked much better for me.......it is a free standing wood gate mfg by RICHELL. ......it is 20.1" high. Span: small adjusts from openings 26.4" to 40.2" wide. Large: adjusts to openings of 39.8" to 71.3". The side panel base is designed to prevent tipping over & it has rubber feet to protect floor surfaces. The best thing is you don't have to "hop over a gate" as it has a 'door, that swings in either direction. Hope this information is helpful, sorry I... » Read More Hey Michael.....unfortunately, I did not keep this gate .......I ordered a totally different gate that worked much better for me.......it is a free standing wood gate mfg by RICHELL. ......it is 20.1" high. Span: small adjusts from openings 26.4" to 40.2" wide. Large: adjusts to openings of 39.8" to 71.3". The side panel base is designed to prevent tipping over & it has rubber feet to protect floor surfaces. The best thing is you don't have to "hop over a gate" as it has a 'door, that swings in either direction. Hope this information is helpful, sorry I couldn't help you with the 3 in 1 gate. Barbara « Show Less
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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!