How tall of a door opening will this work on? We have taller than normal door openings & want to make sure baby will be able to reach the floor.
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We put it on a beam that is 7 1/2 feet tall, the adjustable bungee is nice. We also shorten to use on regular door frames.
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It will be perfect for you guys then, it is too low for a standard door. I feel like it would be the exact fit for a 7 1/2 foot door to 9 foot.
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Our doorway is pretty standard (sorry I don't have a tape measure handy) but we have the bouncer set at the highest position (it can extend quite a bit lower than what we need). Hope this helps!
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We have an 8 foot door so he's a little too short and light weight but we just put a cushion on floor under him. He loves it. Very safe and secure on the door frame also. No worry there.
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It should be fine! The spring adjusts and with the weight of the baby, I haven't had a problem with it so far!!
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I'm not sure because we ordered it for our grand daughter for Christmas & they live in another state & so I haven't seen it. However, I know it is adjustable as they had to shorten it to fit her little legs.
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I just measured ours and the handle extends to over 4 feet from the floor. I am nearly 6 feet tall and there is plenty of extension left that I don't use. Doesn't seem like height would be a problem.
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Hi Epic Girl: Regarding your question about the stroller. I tried putting a step stool which made my height to 5'10" tall. It was easy as far reaching the handle(the handle level is quite high) to push the stroller. I don't quite understand what you meant by kicking the stroller - at a guess I don't think you would be kicking the back side of the stroller because of the way it's designed. Otherwise, I must say it's a sturdy stroller - a bit bulky but very well constructed. I hope my response helps.
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I'm in agreement with the rest of customers who answered. Know that the threshold height was enough that I ripped off about 1-1/2" of wood door material off the bottom so that the door would close off on the top. A metal door you would not have this option. The threshold has held up and seals off the bottom very well.
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@ Krystal T. No more then 4 ft. Trust me your baby can't climb over it plus you can let do the rail for easier access
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The feet may come off but the hinge piece for the door takes up a little more room on the bottom as well so it comes to about 24 1/4- 24 1/2 " taking that into consideration. Too bad you cannot make your space a tad taller cuz we love this thing!
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It might be too far away from the floor. My doors were about 2 inches from the floor and it was not long/tall enough to secure the door.
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The opening is 12" - 13" wide. So you also know the door does not go all the way to the ground...there is an 8" high section that the doggies will need to jump over. Our 2 little Chihuahua's have no problem jumping over it. Good Luck. We love the fence. For the money it is REALLY a good product...we bought 2 sets so the area for our doggies is larger.
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The highest suggested step is 68" off the ground, plus then add your own height from there on up. The latches take some getting use to---seems strong and secure. We are pleased with ours.
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Amy, I understand now. Responding to your request just became a priority due to your daughter's condition and I am a dad also. My door is 8ft tall. The basket can suspend from the top at 8 feet down to 2 ft 2 inches from ground in decrements of 2 inches. The lattice that suspends the basket has slots spaced 2 inches apart from basket positions. There are lots of height options to hang the basket. Your daughter will like being able to score now and then. I would recommend buying a couple of extra mini basketballs. Chasing balls deflected from missing a shot was taking the fun out of taking another shot right away. If I can help another way, then reach out again. Regards Michael
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A 4 year old could open the gate, and it will close automatically. However, if the gate is open more than half way, the gate will remain open in either direction. So that this will not happen, we screwed an L bracket into the floor so that the door would not open past a certain point and therefore would not remain open. Hope this helpsKathy
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I have a very early crawler/stander (6 months), and we've lowered it to the lowest level and there are no worries about him getting out, and there's plenty of room for him still to grow taller without that risk. i would actually look at the shorter height as a benefit, because when we lay him down if he's sleeping its less of a "drop into the crib for him, in other words you're not reaching way down in the crib to put your baby down or pick them up. hope this helps!
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It does not come with anything that can "reach" the height. It does have a crevice tool for sliding door tracks, edges, ect. that you could use if you are very tall. I can include a free 3' to 4' foot extension pipe. Jim
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I don't have mine setup to measure but from the specs, it shows 7" from the ground to the floor of the trailer. Then from the floor to the bottom edge of the opening is approximately another 3-4 inches. So, I'm going with around 11". I have a 35lbs dog & is she very capable of jumping in on her own but she won't. She doesn't like the trailer so I have to pick her up & place her inside. Hope that helps.
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When I installed this door I had a Bullmastiff mix (90+ lbs.) a Bichon (11 lbs.) and a Shih Tzu (15 lbs.) The ShihTzu has since passed but she had no problem using it until the day she died. The bottom of the door is 10 inches from the floor. None of the dogs have ever had a problem using it at all. The little ones have to hop up a little but that's not nearly as high as getting on the couch or bed.
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we brought ours thru a 36" door. I have not measured it, but should work by tilting it sideways ,then pivoting thru opening. Think of how you would bring a table thru a doorway. First one pair of legs, pivot , then the other set.
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Had top go and measure but......it's 14 inches from the middle, lowest point to the ground when empty. I have mine on hardwood floor, carpet would probably be less. Of course, the heavier the baby gets, the lower it'll become ;)