Hi is that "lock" at the bottom of the gate on both sides so that i can have it as an added security protection? or is it just located on one side?
855370
It's on both sides. It allows you to control the swing of the gate in only one direction. I think you will find that you don't need it as extra protection though because the locking handle makes sure the gate isn't going anywhere.
168535
I have found no way to lock it. But its not a deal breaker. I loved it so much I bought another one and I may buy a third one.
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.
773784
Yes, it has a place to put a padlock. It is as secure as any item that allows you to lock with a padlock.
1163162
Mine is suppose to lock but does not. Do not buy if you are looking for security.
362386
The gate latches and stays securely closed when it self closes. You can push the lever down for an extra security measure.
1563029
The top latches. The bottom has a little lever that will either lock the gate, or make it only open in one direction.
561629
We have ours between the kitchen(galley style) and the living room. One side is on the wall and the other at the kitchen cabinet. We never had any problem. It works great for us. Our big lab sometimes try to open the gate with his head but never worked for him. You can also just close the gate or use the red part on top of it to lock it.
113937
Both sides do indeed have a lock but you only need to unlock one side to open it. Works great.
757793
No, this opens both ways as well as has the ability to lock on either side. Make sure the tenant has both sides unlocked as you can adjust the red and green tabs to block access one way and/or the other.
230532
No, its a privacy lever. So one side will look like this, and the other side will have a push bottom to lock the door. Hope this helps.
877813
Yes. There are different extensions to make it fit the area that you need so that you will definitely have a secure gate. Mine is at the top of the stair case and it's very secure and it's a wide staircase and yet I use the smallest extension to the widest part of the staircase.
385175
No, not really. This is basically a glorified tent..putting a lock on one end would not be a deterrent.
1511508
I am not sure where you want to put the lock on the mailbox. The front door is opened to put the mail inside. the back door is opened so that you can take the mail out without having to stand in the street. Do you mean to put a lock on the post so that no one can steal the box?
1768292
I'd say the company is probably playing it safe because they are thinking people may place it directly at the head/end of a staircase, which would be incredibly awkward/dangerous to open. Also, the bottom bar that holds the gate in place could be a tripping hazard. (I suppose stating that it should be placed at least a few feet back isn't clear enough for their written safety standards.)
1499164
There is only one file drawer on the bottom left side. The right side is all one door/compartment for computer/power strip/etc. I do not think that any of the doors or drawers come with a lock on them.
48693
You can lock it from both sides, but only one side needs a key/finger. The other is a push button