What are the actual dimensions of each of the panels? no where in the description does it say. How adjustable are the angles you are able to connect them? Does it have specific grooves the need to line up (10,20,30,40 degrees)? or can it be adjusted to any angle? What are the actual dimensions of each of the panels? no where in the description does it say. How adjustable are the angles you are able to connect them? Does it have specific grooves the need to... » Read More What are the actual dimensions of each of the panels? no where in the description does it say. How adjustable are the angles you are able to connect them? Does it have specific grooves the need to line up (10,20,30,40 degrees)? or can it be adjusted to any angle? « Show Less
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Each panel is about 25" including the connectors, the gate panel is about 31". All are about 30" high. There are angles that have to line up to snap in place, but it's pretty adjustable. There seem to be plenty of options for angles. We have two and both work where we need them. You can also buy the shorter 9" panel if 25" is too wide or just not quite enough for your space.
836069
The previous person answered pretty much what I would have. I also have 2 because of the top and bottom of my stairs being irregular - each in it's own strange way. Each gate is configured in different shapes to be able to block off the areas and both work extremely well. The joints can be positioned in many angles. One tip to consider in measurements - since this is not pressure mounted (that wouldn't have worked for my situations), you'll need to angle these in a way that each end is installed into a wall stud.
2019809
I've been there too but success puts the smile back on your face. The instructions say to "connect the front and rear panels (both have metal wire inserts) to one side ...". I would point out that both front and back pieces (with metal) have what I describe as foot tabs on one end only and that these approx. 1/4 inch extending tabs on both ends have to be on the bottom (the edge opposite the handle). Starting with them reversed so that the tabs end up on the top is NOT correct. You can force things together but those tabs and everything else will be misaligned. Also, make sure your placement of the front and back pieces does not obstruct the two slots that have locking plastic pins for the top and bottom pieces. Finally, make sure that the top and bottom pieces are both placed so the edge lip faces down. The bottom lip does not point up toward the other pieces as would seem intuitive. The picture is correct but easy to overlook this detail.
2001878
It comes in 4 panels which are numbered to accommodate the color/design widths. The 2-bottom panels match up, and the two upper panels match up. The problem would be when putting the bottom-2 panel unit..beside/together with the upper 2 panel unit.
707809
Aaron: You can lay a 2x6 flat, or stand it on edge. Which way are you talking about? You can cut at a 45 degree angle across the board, or tilt the blade (not swivel it) by 45 degrees. How about a better description of what you want to do. Regards, Pete
1153920
There are duct pipe connectors that can adjust through various angles. I suggest looking for one of those and connecting it between the two. Sorry I don't know what they are called but you can find them at Home Depot.
157833
Put the panel with the 26" gate on the one end like the picture shows. All panels are 30" with the gate panel having 2" on each side. Gate is only 26" in opening width within a 30" panel. All panels measure 30". Trust me, it works just fine.
1269669
You have to really bend to join the panels. I called up the company because I did not want to break it but they told me it won't break if you bend then slide it in. Easier if you have another person to help. Good luck. I hope I help.
897953
The panels wouldn't tuck behind the framing as intended. You would have to glue them and they would stick out. You would be better off buying 3/4" ×4'×8' sheets from a construction supply house.
1608138
You can string as many panels together as you want. You can change the shape of the confinement area. It's pretty easy, you just have to take your time.
1261484
There are eight panels that measure 23.5" wide and 30" tall. You can make it any shap you want such as 2'x6' or 4'x4' or octagonal or fold some panels in to make it 2'x2'. It is highly adjustable.
1154674
Each panel is 30 x 80 - what is pictured is 2 of them, so the price quoted is for only one - I found it confusing as well. I expected to get a set & just got one side, so I had to order another to complete the project.
1166588
You will have to cut them. You need about 1/2" to 3/4" clearance on each side and about an 1" top and bottom. Be careful not to take too much off the panels or you cut into the pin holes. It is best to take more off at hinge area as there are no pin holes there.
1285467
My panels are 24" x 48". The 24" width looks to be very accurate and consistent. However, the 48" length varies slightly longer, about 1/8", here and there. I guess you'd have to see the factory process for that to make sense.
184162
Tim: there are 4 separate panels that are each 1' 5" across and 5' 10 1/2" long. Hope that answers you question.
815587
I do not remember. I have moved so I cant check, but if I am remembering correctly there where eight panels. So take the height and width and divide by eight. Hope this helps.
1007594
I believe I went 3/4". Sorry to recall, I am on the road for work. Best way is to lay them on the floor and move the right panel until it looks best at that distance (to the center panel). Measure and use the same distance for both sides. (There may be some variance from set to set)?
619385
Absolutely does not fit 6 panels. It measures approx. 4ft x 4ft. By adding 2 panels you would have a 3x6 rectangle. It would be closer if you made a hexagon shape but that would still come up short by quite a bit at its farthest points.