Does this gate come with a piece to keep the gate from swinging both directions when located at the top of the stairs?
1875218
The gate opens in both directions, but latches when it swings closed so it does not swing past closed
1875219
It swings both ways but locks in place when shut. If you mean a piece like a stopper no.
1031362
No. But we have been using it in five foot wide opening from our kitchen to our living room for the past seven months. It has been a terrific prevention CLR our now 62 lb puppy who is just beginning to learn not to jump on people. He now is more than Chest high against the gate and it never wavers. The fact that it is screwed into the sheetrock seems to be critical I imagine you would be able to screw it into the post at the topP of the deck stairs should do it for you as well.
1852618
It does not need to be in the middle. When I (actually my handy husband) installed it at the base of my stairs it worked best as the first piece. You can put it in any section along the gate that works for you.
270535
Yes it is included. We've been using it this way for a few months and it works great. Install was simple too. Highly recommend this gate.
87709
not that I have figured out. We have to prop something in front of the door to keep it open. You can hold it (keep it from slamming shut) and it will not lock and you can just open it with your hand instead of stepping on the pedal to unlock and open. It does swing both ways tho depending upon which side you step on the pedal. We like it very much!
780263
Yes it swings both way. My dog loves it and uses it all the time. He'll even wait for us to close the screen so he can use his door. Hope this helped.
987878
It comes with 2 side pieces, not shown in the pic. You can use none, 1 or 2 depending on the size of the doorway. Hope that helps!
1414880
No, it does however have indentions in the bottom piece where you can punch stakes into the ground. I elected to place stakes on the outside and use small rope to tie it down. This disabled the front doors, however I only wanted it for trash collection, needing only the top door.
274678
we were able to attach the safety gate which doesn't touch the ground. It is hinged on one side and opens up but there is no way to keep it to stay open and it takes a bit of the step room as well as it hits you because it wants to close. We are installing a hook and eye thing to it to secure it open when in use and hope that will work.
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.
2035178
I don't think so. This gate is designed to have the mounting hardware screwed into wood on both sides.
655364
No. There are Velcro straps that go around the banister to hold the gate frame in place. They are very sturdy.
2135411
It comes as a solid piece, I think the gate part needs attached if I remember right. There is installation required.
1425131
Gate swing both ways. Small, included stops can be installed on the latch. The stops are supposed to keep the gate from swing one way. I would not depend on them. The latch itself does seem to hold pretty good. A kid big enough to defeat the latch should have already learned to safely use stairs. Works well for us so far.
464641
I'm not totally clear on the question. We do have the gate slightly angled at the top of the stairs because of the bannister location so that there is not such a gap between the bottom of the gate and the top of the top step. We have the gate opening currently over the steps because of the space in my house at the top of the stairs. So, the latches are on the wall side--slightly further in than they would be if they were directly across from the locations where the gate is attached on the bannister side. Not sure if this helps. I have loved the gate and feel it is very secure. I have not had any worries about my daughter falling. Plus, with the gate attached further in on the wall side, there is less space for her to try and slide her legs underneath (which she has a couple of times). When I decide to change the direction of the gate opening, I'll just have to move the pins on the latch side so the gate will open into the hallway. (I'll probably do this when my daughter is a little bigger and older and more able to do stairs safely on her own, if the gate remains in use.)
87707
No. I wish it did but it does not have a latch or anything to keep the gate open. You can keep it "unlocked" but have to make sure you do not let the gate slam or it will automatically lock.
489910
Yes it does. It's a small tab that swivels in between the wires that hold it closed. My three dogs have not been able to open the gate and even if they lifted the tab (not likely) they could not raise the door.