I have a narrow entrance of 24 inches. Will this gate work since it can curve out from the opening?
1061826
I don't think so. I was looking for a wider gate with a walk-thru, Our needs are different.
1061827
No, I don't think it would....The gate measures about 33 1/2" with the sides folded back. FRA
1061828
The gate opening would fit but the legs span 29.5 inches. The adjustable sides would probably keep it secure.
1061829
The gate is 32" in the middle section. I don't it would work well for a 24" entrance.
92958
It would work for not to much curved door.The material is not too soft a little bit so you can curve.
1437446
I also say no. I am surprised to see that the product description states that this gate would work for a 55" doorway. Fully extended I measure about 53", just as the previous poster did.
1087873
Yes, it will. And, Dennis is right about the opening being ~ 23 inches. The side rails take up an inch also. I wish I got have found a "shinier" door to have a larger opening, but it is OK.
85932
The gate will barely adjust to 48 inches. There is a wide range that it will not fit, from about 43 inches almost to 48 inches.
2261024
gate only fits nicely in 31 - 32 inch opening. if your opening is 63", you will need 31 - 32 inches of extensions. I don't know what the extension width is.
1919352
From what the description says you will just make it to 60 inches. The gate door opening itself is 23 inches
1846020
Yes. I'm using it in an opening that's 36". The dimensions say you can use it in an opening that's minimum 29" to 34" the gate itself...and a max of 50" if you add the attachments in case u need it in a bigger opening. I had to add the small attachment to the gate in order to make it into my 36" opening.
2054960
It should work, I have a 14' light weight steel gate, and it works just fine. If I were you, I would contact Sentry and ask their advice. Jose
19568
You can angle it at any of those connecting points...so if you were ok with a curved gate it would work
504056
I just measured my opening and it measured 36 inches. I used every extension the gate comes with so i would have to agree that i do not believe the gate would fit anything over 40 inches...
2116768
Derrick, per instructions the height of your gate will determin if the unit may work, you can also call Gorilla, let me how it works out.
435848
Should work fine. I used one on a 6' wide gate and it is stable. I did use lighter wood (cedar, not treated) for extra assurance. Had to drill new holes for the set screws that keep the 2 halves from sliding apart since the holes drilled by the manufacturer were on the wrong side of one of the tubes.
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Yes but with mine, even the bottom is too narrower than the smallest adjustment of the gate. So be sure you measure correctly. I thought I had but the description of the gate measurements were misleading. It didn't say anything about having the 6 inch extension to it. So with mine, the gate isn't wide enough and the 6 inch extension is 1 inch too big. So I can't use my gate unless I can find a 5 inch extension.
1393254
Not unless you angled the receiving part of the latch the same as the gate. (Putting a piece of wood under it or something.) Not sure it's the best gate for an angle but I could be wrong.
754984
Yes, the right length of chain and top quality rollers will give the least resistance for the gate to operate smoothly. My gate is built on a 41' frame and the actual opening width is 27'. Check out the one on Instructables web site.
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Ours is in an area 24" wide. It looks like 21" would be the narrowest is could slide through.