Mine is to short for my gate is there anyway to put two short one's together?
1961119
I don't see a reason why it couldn't be done. You'd just use two sets, hook to hook in the center.
1573396
No you can't make it shorter. It is just the 2 sections that attach together.
1043713
No, I don't believe so. I wish I could make mine shorter, but there's holes that all line up to screw it together.
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.
1193910
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
1459203
we purchased the extension that is offered for this gate. You can put it on either side, whichever works best for you. Opening the gate is a little awkward until you get used to lifting the gate back by the hinge then swing it open.
724143
Yes but with mine, even the bottom is too narrower than the smallest adjustment of the gate. So be sure you measure correctly. I thought I had but the description of the gate measurements were misleading. It didn't say anything about having the 6 inch extension to it. So with mine, the gate isn't wide enough and the 6 inch extension is 1 inch too big. So I can't use my gate unless I can find a 5 inch extension.
2013083
Yes, you can. However, we tried to do this for the same size opening and the gate became very unstable. To the point that it no longer worked for our purposes.
916406
I configured with three on long side and 4 on short side. My short side is on the right. Just turned it around.
2015776
too short, way too short... you need a junction box right beside the spot. It's a metric wire, not in your usual store... so you can't change it for a longer one unless you get an electrician to enlarge the wire opening
2136937
You may be better off picking up some rubber pads or the cups with pads they have to extend baby gates for small gaps. Might save you money and the hassle of squeezing a tension gate into a tight opening if you use two.
1318699
This gate is way too small for what you need. I think they show the measurements on their page.
895081
I had this same problem. It really was not a problem at all. All you have to do is make sure the gate is squared up. Make sure the top is directly over the bottom, use a level if you have one. Make small adjustments until you hear a click when the gate swings closed.
1393253
No. A rectangular part of the gate slides into a rectangular opening on the bracket to latch. At an angle, the two wouldn't be able to line up.
1575279
I don't think you could put two together, but it comes in 3 pieces and you just slide ends to fit. If anything you may be able to replace center bar, but I think it will fit the way it comes.
1318698
I think if you bought two of them, you could remove the rubber stoppers from one side of each and fasten the two gates together, but it would only work if you actually fastened them together with something relatively strong. Would suggest a combination of glue and screws or bolts. You could reinforce the joint between a couple pieces of wood as well.
2237539
Straitening the entire length of your gate should fix your problem. Works for me.