Can this gate be popped off/on the hardware? We want something we can put up for everyday use and take down for a day if we have a party or something.
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Yes. When the gate is open, a very simply lifting action will decouple the two sides of the hinge and allow the main gate to be removed and set aside.
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I don't think that would work well for you. When you release the tension, the whole gate comes off. We had an other door way to block off and we did release a regular little wooden gate. Climbing over any gate can be dangerous.
1417461
It is not that easy to pull apart. I think you can buy a gate section though. I just walked over it when using it. I also use it for doorways and blocking rooms of. You just have to zig zag it so it doesn't tip over.
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I was referring to the locking pieces that move up and down. If the gate should be dropped closed the plastic locking pieces can break. We also had problems with the rails that the door moves along seperating from the frame. It's a good idea and many people have been pleased with it. We were more displeased with the poor customer service(they sent the wrong replacement parts and would not correct the mistake then stopped responding altogether)
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When you mount it, you attach it to the walls with screws so you can always take it down and reuse it. You can also take the gate down but leave the wall mount in the wall if you want to temporarily take the gate down but put it back up later (like if you want to light a fire etc). Just a side note: the screws they supply are useless so you'll need to get longer ones if you are looking to use the wall mount.
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yes. there are two brackets that attach to the wall and you can slide the hinged side of the gate out of the brackets by lifting the gate up. it is replaced by dropping the hinges back into the brackets.
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We leave ours up constantly. But a caveat. It is a low use door. Dog goes through to stoop multiple times a day and I join periodically. But we use another route for major human comings and goings. Although worst that happens if big bodies barge through the screen door is that pressure bar at top slips and has to be repositioned. For us it's been wonderful. Dog who can't walk far can be outside all day in air she loves and we're protected from bugs.
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Mmmmmm. Never thought about them that way. I don't see why not. I think it is long enough and it is a pretty good size width-wise also. There is a "lift up and over gate" but you could either clip it off or unscrew it from the base, unless you wanted to leave it on. Good luck!
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It can be detached, no problem. This is a great option for the price.Lunato.
2079923
You can set it however you want. The octagon is the most stable setup you can do for this gate. If you change the shape it less stable along the walls a child may push it over or pull it over. I have used it in multiple configurations with no problems but you notice the difference.
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You can adjust the gate but you put the screws in and you would have to remove them to adjust it!! It is so easy to move!! It's a beautiful gate!! We loved it!!
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Yes you can remove the gate very quickly when not in use. I also can open it with one hand if needed.
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Yes, but the gate is spring loaded so it will not remain open. It would need to be propped open with something, otherwise it just closes and latches by itself.
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That would seem to be ok... the gate itself is not that heavy and the design is really good. I wouldn't see any problems doing it that way.
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.
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It's probably fairly easy to do on a daily basis. You'd have to turn the bars between each gate to loosen it up, then take one bar out and then fold it up like an accordion.
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My husband put this gate up because we have a dog, and I liked the design. Also because I wusnted something that would swing open. The easy lach is a big plus. But we have it installed at the top of the stairs. We have a new grand baby, and my concern, is when she gets old enought to crawl/ walk. Is the latch going to be strong enought to keep the gate from breaking open ? I don't want it to be something I have to worry about, her falling doun the stairs. It's screwed into the studs of the doorway on both sides. But I need answeres. Thanks Tammy