Can it be extended out where all three panels are flat, not folded on top of each other?
1045190
It can, but then there is nothing to hold it up. You'd have to lean it on something.
1045191
No. It will fall over. It's super heavy and very tippy even when folded. The more gold the better but don't have it around kids or babies because they will very easily knock it over.
544777
I suppose you could if you wanted too. Just would have to buy the right hardware. If you hinged it to the wall then you could still fold it up flat if needed. :)
1857261
I think you can probably just put three panels together and use it that way. We are using all four but I think when my husband put it together he attached all the panels in sections. You might check with the shipper and see if they agree.
2276089
Nope only lies flat...which is good since it's weight/bulk can be spread out...you may be able to fold it smaller at the divisions--like into halves/thirds--not sure..don't have mine available @ present... Good luck!
410015
No. But they Are hinged and you can fold them flat against each other. This is working well for me. When you use these, you can't keep them totally straight. They are free standing and depend on a slight angle of the panels for stability.
8676
The panels do not seperate, which in one way is good because it makes it sturdier. It will fold up flat but the only ones that are not permanently attached are where you clip it together to close it.
36565
Each panel comes off, so you can remove as many panels as needed to get the correct length. It does fold for storage
1866213
Hello Laura... I measured and the divider is 70 inches high and each of the three panels is 15 1/2 inches wide so the entire open panel would be 46 1/2 inches open flat. So it's short of 50 inches and of course it will not be flat open or it would fall over. I have them folded in a corner behind other things too heavy to move as I intend to use the dividers at a later date so I don't know how wide I will be able to spread them when the time comes. However, I have already decided I will need one more to cover the space I intend. Good luck.
1370411
It depends on how you choose to arrange the panels, but I think it would be fine. If I could do it again, I would cut from the top rather than the bottom.
1026553
No it can not fold flat. It only adjusts angles by sliding on the curved legs.
1353527
It will not fold flat without creasing, but yes, it is flexible enough where you can use your third row.
297976
No. It just has the four panels sewn but folds nicely. You can't attach another mat to make it longer.
980550
Yes it folds flat with all four panels together for storage. The panels can also be flush with each other if you want a flat picture wall..just have to balance it so it doesn't fall over. I'm very happy with this piece, btw.
1296426
Yes, as long as you have the initial gate you can add extensions to it. We added two panel extensions when we bought ours.
1769069
There is about a quarter-of-an-inch (or less) open space between panels in any direction. To make the fit even more snug, use one or two plastic zip ties wrapped around adjacent panels along the edges that they share, making sure you pull them taut as much as possible, and clipping off the excess. It's a little more time-consuming, but will make for an even sturdier structure.
1098737
Yes you can partially extend the awning. It cranks out flat and can stop at any point.
2262279
Yes you can that is what I do with mine. Has lots of extenders for height and width.