How does it attach to the gate?
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just like it is pictured...two nuts on the U-bolt attached to the bottom bar of the gate.
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This wheel attaches to the bottom rail the gate and is adjustable for height.
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It attaches to the bottom tube on the gate, the end of the gate. It can slant so your gate height isn't an issue. My 11 ft gate was sagging and would drag on the drive when I opened or closed the gate. With the wheel, there is no dragging as it rolls and keeps the gate off the ground.
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This gate needs to be screwed in. The gate uses mounts that screw into the wall. The gate itself is detachable from the mounts when you need to move large furniture between rooms.
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Inside the plastic piece. It goes between the banister and the plastic piece. Then when you screw in the piece of wood for the straight / solid point where the gate will mount, you will be screwing into the plastic and wood piece, not the banister.
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It won't work very well, that's one of the issues I was having. I spent a little bit more money and bought a gate with individual adjustable holds that can screw in or out and it works much better. There are several options on amazon
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What I do is adjust the gate to fit, then when I want to move it I just pick it up and turn around to put it back in place. Hope this helps - it is a sturdy gate.
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This is a hardware mounted gate on both sides so you will need to drill into both sides. The mounts need to be drilled into a flat surface.
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Yes. Each of the four corners of the gate unit has an independent tension screw that can be adjusted as needed in order to achieve a secure fit.
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Yes it does, the gate is too heavy(the whole gate is metal) just to be screwed into the wall without securing it to a stud.
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The top latches. The bottom has a little lever that will either lock the gate, or make it only open in one direction.
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The hinges were made to attach to a 4X4 by screwing it in and hanging gate from it. You might be able to find another way but it might not be easy.
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It is hooked with eye hooks and latches. If you can drill into the brick to insert the eye hooks than yes. The latches are on the gate and just snap into the eye hooks. Hope this helps. I really like mine except they have been chewing on the wood slates.
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There is a little lever that you have to push to the side and then lift the gate up. This gate is very nice looking and works well. Because we didn't have to use the side panels the gate occasionally gets out of alignment, but is easily readjusted back. Everyone who see the gate compliments on what a nice looking gate it is.
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It pushes the gate closed. In other words it is mounted on the outside so that as the gate opens the spring tightens. They actually work really well and look nice too. I have them on two 5 foot cedar picket gates.
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We attached our gate to the wall. Does not have to be attached to a door frame.
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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.
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if it's a wood bannister you can drill right into it...only 4 screws per side....if metal railing...we strap a piece of wood to it and then mount gate into wood
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Everything that you need to install the gate is included in the package....there are circular plastic pads to help protect the wall (or whatever you are attaching the gate to) ....the only screws that are included are to affix these pads to the wall. I personally didn't use the screws. I just tightened the adjustment mechanism and when it was close to the wall I held the protective pad in place because I didn't want any screw holes in the wall. Gate continues to do an awesome job protecting our 2 1/2 year old grandson and keeps our small and large dogs in their place.