Can i use it against a wall with molding at the bottom? Will it adjust to pressue at one length up top and another below?
256924
We actually have ours on one side against the wall and lower molding. That floor molding isn't extra thick, just standard. The other side is on a metal railing pole. It would slip so we put one of those non slip drink coasters between the bracket and the pole and it works great!
256925
Yes it is an awsome gate. I bought two for my daycare. It adjust easily by using the tool provided it just turns to the tightness you need. Getting ready to by another!
256926
Yes, I have molding at the bottom and it works great. It takes a couple minutes to get right. Dont get frustrated if it doesnt open and close properly just work with the adjustment of the corners,after you find the sweet spot it works amazing.
2031640
probably not. the walls are only about 1/8 of an inch and they do not spring back to put pressure towards the center.
129004
Yes you can. I have one end and the back against the wall, and it works fine.
2240978
It is not designed for that. It is designed to install in a barrier up to 2 inches thick and most walls are 4 1/2 inches thick minimum, so you'd have to do some custom work to make it work, as Guidera48 describes.
862846
No, because the plastic part at the top actually hooks over the molding and secures in that space between the molding and the wall. My suggestion would be to get one of those pullup bars that screw into each side of the doorway. I would not recommend this product.
278120
No you could Def use it flat against the wall as well. It's flat part way across the back then forty fived on ends to fit tight back against a corner.
2275135
Not much flexibility. If you don't get a good fit, one point wont be as strong and then it is not a sturdy fit. I noticed this with my wall. I have a section that must be off a bit and the top two points dont reach the wall, even though the bottom points do. It wont shut in that area.
1714521
No. This is a one shot deal. It's imperative to make sure all measurements are done properly because once its on the wall it cannot be adjusted.
599280
Yes. I have it flat against a wall. You'd need to secure it, though. Fully loaded, without a back support, like my wall, it might wobble if not loaded carefully.
76701
Yes. You may want to buy some command strips for the bottom section so it doesn't swing on the wall. I hang mine on a door with a door hanger going over the top and it moves if we have to open/shut the door.
1146894
I'm sure if you unscrewed the top bar 9that you nail to the molding) and turned it around and reatttached it, you would be able to fit it flat against the wall.
408053
The angle can be adjusted. Mine is about 8 feet high at the wall, and 7 feet high when fully extended.
1214060
I have one that is actually under a slight overhang and when it starts to go up it goes back away from the overhang and clears so I think against a wall would be fine.
954682
I would say yes, if it hangs on the side without it setting on the bottom it will push against the pool walls. If you don't care about that than it's a good ladder, not the best quality but good enough.
212108
Yes, it fit against the wall without a big gap. They also provide you with a matching strip of marble backsplash, which would bridge a gap if your wall were uneven. I didn't even end up using it, but easily could have because it looks nice. Instead I have the wall tiling continue in back and the vanity sits up against the wall. We put some grout there. My vanity came without bottom feet though. There is a finishing molding along the bottom which looks nice, but as there is no toespace, I am tempted to cut this out. Overall, it's a great vanity and beautiful countertop.
705660
Yes you can adjust it up or down. Wall mounted no, not unless you come up with a gadget to do so.
728894
Yes, I stand it against a wall when not in use. It's mostly quarter inch or so angle.