My wall is 60" and i am looking for a pressure mount gate, would i be able to put 2 together? Will it hold?
1028537
It might work if you put a 2x4 or 4x4 block of wood to mount the two against. I don't think they would hold just mounting them against each other.
1028538
No chance. Not if you expect anything beyond a visual deterrent. One touch where they meet in the middle and the whole contraption would just fold. Now you COULD screw two of these together in the middle, and THAT would likely work reasonably well.
141749
No, it does not come with any sort of pressure mounts. If you purchase multiple gates, you can make a freestanding enclosure.
227152
I think so, I just mounted my 60" plasma TV with this bracket and it seems very secure. Part of the secret is to locate the center of the studs and lag screw the bracket securely to the wall using at least 4 large lag screws. I also just for added security used two hollow wall anchors that each support 50lbs,
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.
1502960
The gate extends further than that so you should be fine, as for its durability and stability... Well I have a 1 year old that hangs and climbs on it with out issues but if you do not screw it into studs in the wall there is a chance of it being pulled out. Also if it is a straight area you are putting it in, it is sort of a pain to keep it where the door will close correctly. I would say as long as its less than 30-40 lbs hanging on it and shaking it you should be fine. ^_^ Be warned though, my 3 year old mastered its lock in less than an hour.
1415749
I think it could work, if you took the sides off one of the gates, you could connect those pieces in between the two pieces of the second gate. Not sure how sturdy it would be if it was that long.
2031453
The mount will hold, no problem. Have to make sure attachment in the wall is very secure.
38648
I don't think so. If you bought 2 gates, and attached themwith the sliding pieces, it might work? It would not be very sturdy if you did that. It only expands on one side, not both. If you are very handy, you might make it work.
1305081
Yes, this is a pressure gate. It can be mounted to the wall, but is extremely secure without. I have had many gates as I rescue blind dogs and it is imparitive that they remain safe from obstacles. This gate is absolutely wonderful. I have considered purchasing another for my other house.
825696
You should not have an issue as long as the length between the walls does not exceed the length of the gate itself. You can bend the gate at 90 degrees where the side panels meet the inner walk through gate. This is three panels that have fully rotational pieces where each of them meet eachother. So basically, it can be a 90 degree bend with two panels on one side and one on the other side. Hopefully this makes sense...good luck!
2080246
No. But you could easily buy another one and zip tie them together. The gate shrinks down to very small so I think if you have a space that is wider than 141 then another one will work perfectly. It comes with little feet to place on the ends for stability. Which make it even more likely to work with 2.
1829143
I would say yes. It has plastic pieces that screw into the wall that hold the gate. Just make sure it's a secure wall. Ours unfortunately was not and my son pushed the gate in the wrong direction and it ripped out of the wall.
389293
Yes, it will mount tight against the wall. This will hold the weight up to a 65".
1468429
Not likely. The third pannel is too tight and just two pannels extends the screws out too far. When we installed ours it kept popping off on its own. When we finally had it stable we tested it and it popped out again. The wall mounts might stablize it better, but we couldn't screw anything into the wall we were using. Even then it was so wobbly we were doubtful.
2035179
I woulg say yes as but the sturdiness of the gate will depend on the sturdiness of the posts. I have it mounted one side wall and one side post of a banister and have never had an issue.
1005385
Sorry, I cannot answer that question because mine is not anchored to the wall. Mine is used as an overnight pet gate and that's all. It is well made and free standing simply because I use it curved across a very wide doorway. Perhaps you could contact the manufacturer.
396794
It's a pretty generic setup. It should work with any type of gate that you screw into the wall. The product is basically a piece of wood you screw into the plastic clamps, then you screw your gate into the wood.