does it operate from both sides of the gate?
256302
Yes, it not only operates from both sides but has a simple lock position on the bolt.
256303
Yes, it does. But I ended up giving it away because the post at the gate is not the right size. Check your gate and post and make sure you review this before buying:http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/product-gallery/B000FKDBGU/ref=cm_ciu_pdp_images_2?ie=UTF8&index;=2
256304
Yes, it does. The handle is mounted on the one side of the gate and the bolt and latch are on the opposite side of the gate. The thumb lever opens the gate from the handle side and the bolt can easily be lifted from the other side. The gate bolt can be locked so that it can not be opened from the handle side using a pad lock. I would not want to use this system if I didn't have a second way into the gated area from the handle side since if the blot gets jammed you would have to go over the gate or fence.
2035178
I don't think so. This gate is designed to have the mounting hardware screwed into wood on both sides.
1347285
No, but it opens only one way, but you can place it to open whichever direction you prefer. However, this one does open both ways: Regalo Easy Open 50 Inch Super Wide Walk Thru Gate, White
1520603
It does swing both ways, but there is not a feature to keep it open. Also, it does not swing all the way back flush with the rest of the gate when open.
561629
We have ours between the kitchen(galley style) and the living room. One side is on the wall and the other at the kitchen cabinet. We never had any problem. It works great for us. Our big lab sometimes try to open the gate with his head but never worked for him. You can also just close the gate or use the red part on top of it to lock it.
341221
I used it to push the gate closed. It's installed on the side where the gate swings toward. How that helps.
2035180
Yes, this gate can be mounted on posts on both sides (when you have no wall). It comes with straps that you can strap to the top and bottom of each post. Also, if you don't have a flat spot on your posts, you can install a board on your post and then attach the gate to that.
47271
It opens both ways. You lift the door up to unlock it and can swing it to the front or back. It is a wonderful gate and I highly recommend it!
2279938
yes, the opener operates either way the gate swings. The pushrod assembly is either fully extended with the gate closed, or it's fully retracted with the gate closed, depending upon which way the gate swings.
269131
Yes it can but you must re-square the fence every time you switch sides. A real pain.
87706
No, it does not. You must block the gate with something at the open position if you want it to remain open.
10775
It is a little hard to figure out but yes, that is the way mine works also. If you are standing in front of the gate, the post that you mount it on is on the right and my gate swings toward me as it opens and the long lever is to the inside. Be sure to nail your fence board to the post before you mount the latch or your gate will not close evenly.
491442
(I don't own the gate) I would assume that the gate opens based on which side you install the arm... No way for the gate to know which side you put it on :-)
1893363
the gate has magnetic closures on the top and bottom of the swing-out section. Swings both directions. Very easy, and good looking too.
688310
You can mount on either the left or right, and the gate swings both ways - very far to the left AND right. It's extremely versatile.
2102080
I wish I could help you with this. I have the same gate and can open it and close it with one hand. Is it possible that it may not be alligned right?
178787
The gate is attached to the wall by 4 different pieces.(2 on each side) when those pieces are there, there are 2 poles one on each side that slides through the wall piece. It would be a pain to undo one side to swing it one all the time. If that is what you are thinking. If you needed to do that once in a blue moon then yes. On a daily basis of swinging it open... No.