We have a den that has finished dry wall, no doors ever installed so would this gate be suitable for that? Or does is have to be attached to a door fr
916068
Hi Allison,No doors needed! How great is that? :-) We attached ours to the studs and it works great!I hope th his helps!Julie
916069
We attached our gate to the wall. Does not have to be attached to a door frame.
916070
It'd be best if you could install it into studs, but if you mount it flush to the floor I'd assume heavy duty drywall anchors would do the job nicely.
916071
We have it installed into drywall in a similar room and it works fine. No need for a doorframe.
899467
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.
1235476
You would need to use anchors no matter what type of wall. The eyelets that came with the gate do not support normal use. (Opening the gate several time a day. There is a push lock at the top to release the gate to open (not like a door, it slides). Not a good design if the area is a normal passageway.
414612
Yes. There will be some hardware left on the wall, but they're pretty low profile. I love these gates.
1756624
If the dog doesn't jump on the gate it should work. Definitely mount to the door frame, it comes with the supplies. If you don't put the screws in the wall then anything that pushes up against it will knock it down.
899468
It really does need to be screwed into the wall. It doesn't come with pressure mounts but I used some from another gate and it worked ok.
1234454
It should work. I just put a small piece of wood in between the bracket and the wall to makeup the difference. It worked perfect. This gate is great too, I would recommend!! My opening was a bit larger like yours and this was the best gate I could find!
119240
Sorry, I can not help you with that. I really like the gate but I did not have to attach on angle. My suggestion would be try attaching a 2 x 4 piece of wood to the wall and then drill the gate into the wood. It is only a suggestion, I can't be sure if that will solve your problem.
782666
yes that will work... it comes with a piece of material to fill the gap between the interior/exterior sections if the door is too thick. realistically, if you can fabricate a spacer of appropriate width, there is no limit to the thickness of whatever install you have. It is entirely possible to install it through a wall, cinderblock fence, etc.
721855
You can screw it to a wall with the holes provided, which I did. You could drill holes in the side to install it. Note: It is not made to be flush mounted as their is no flange. You could build your own trim as the door's hinges are about one inch from the edges. Hope that helps! Bill
512055
It really depends on the circumference of the banister not the material. One side of the gate should be secure into a wall with a stud or some kind of anchor like a 2x4 though.
1018268
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.
242105
Actually I think you can install this directly into dry wall without a stud using 1/4" snap toggle bolts. They have them here on Amazon.
2125366
I believe the opening can be no more than 72" so you should be fine. My opening is 59 1/2 and I left off one section of the gate not to be used. Nice and sturdy. We have no complaints about the gate as long as you can secure attach each end solidly into the wall you should be good.
199290
As long as the correct screws and tools are used. There is a flat panel that gets screwed to the wall and the gate hooks to that.
281941
Thomas - it does not come with anything to mount to cinder block. I used dry wall screws for mine but clearly my walls are different. I would think you could use a cement drill bit and then anchor it with the appropriate screws. As you know your local home improvement store can help. I can say you clearly need these more than I did. This will solve your door ding problem. I am moving soon and I am taking them with me for sure.
1766254
Hello, I don't think you can mount it on dry wall. There are 2-3 holes in the horizontal bar, plus two in the vertical one. I mounted it on a solid wall and it required screw anchors (wall plugs) as well as screws, of course. Please note that these are not included.