I have a 15 foot opening. I was thinking buying two of the 4 panel gates would suffice. Will I be able to attach the two gates together?
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All of the panels have the same linkage and an unlimited number can be attached together. As quicksticks said, though, the panel with the gate has the gate within the panel, with uprights on either side. Placing panels side by side will only increase the size of the area that can be blocked. You cannot double the size of a single opening for a gate. Unsure if you intended to do that when you said "four panel gates."
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Any of the panels can be attached together, but you won't have a double wide opening. The gate panels have sides that have a hinge and latch.
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The two gates may be connected but there will be split entry. Each gate has a support post so it will not equal a double gate width, just two single width gate connected.Good kuck
230628
absolutely. i had my husband put a "hasp latch" on mine. we also joined two gates together with hinges. the panels that I didn't want to bend, we added metal straps. Hope this helps! I love mine once we modified it.
56859
I don't think so. This gate is 44 inches and the expansion panels allow it to go up to 72". I think using it at 72" would be a stretch, it would be wobbly at 72".
845441
I need a walk thru gate about 30in. in height (or it can be more height if necessary) to fit a five foot wide opening. Can you purchase additional sections to make this gate wide enough to work in a five ft. opening? If so, how much do they cost?
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MLE, the gates are pivoting and can pretty much be positions how ever you want them, its just that they need be angled some to give support to stay up. Unless you have a means to secure them to something, my case, I had to stretch the gate straight in order to cover the gap I needed to block. bryan
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This gate is way too small for what you need. I think they show the measurements on their page.
228063
It MAY be possible expand it, if that's what you're asking. The base unit at the end can be removed and one of the panels could be used in that manner but you'd have to buy two gates. To answer the other part of your question, there is no door.
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I have mine taken apart to form 2 gates but you can add and subtract as many panels as you want. Two superyards would give you 20 square feet at a cost of $270 while purchasing 1 yard with 2 sets of extensions at $50/set would give you 38 square feet if you used 4 extensions (less if you don't want that much size) would cost $235. So, with that said, depending on how big you want it, I'd go with 1 yard and 1 or 2 sets of extensions which I know will work well.
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The kit spans roughly 3.9 feet, however you could probably keep buying add on side parts and connecting them. One side add on is about 5 inches wide and the other is around 7 inches wide. I'm not sure if that would compromise the sturdiness of the gate though.
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There are no available extensions for this gate. Make sure the available length fits your space before you order. At 52 inches it is not going to be as sturdy as you would like it to be. It will be stretched thin.
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I would not recommend it. I have two of these and have used both bigger extensions on one of the gates. Its a little shaky at the joints. There are longer gates.
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I think I expanded mine to 72in, it comes in 4 pieces (5 with the door gate). I dont see why not? I think you can use any amount of pieces you want. I had to use all 4. You can adjust all of them. So im almost positive it should work for you.
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We bought the five panel for an opening that was 75". The gate is about 115" divided into five panels so it would do for your 90" opening. We have been very satisfied.
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6 panels, which I believe is the main gate set, is 12 feet in length when stretched out. You might want to think about an extension set just in case. Get some good wall board anchors to mount it to the wall. If you are fencing a slightly sunken room, you might want to get some flexible plastic strap and mount secure points along the bottom of the fencing for reinforcement.
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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.
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I don't think it will although I have not tried it. My guess is that the 60" wide that the gate is supposed to fill includes the 2 inches on each side to press the whole thing together enough for the gate to close. That said, you can always see if you can get an additional extension piece from Summer (if they offer it an support it as a viable solution). Also you can also consider putting a couple of 2x4's on either side of it, but that will likely mean nailing the wood into the walls to prevent the gate from falling down.
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Yes. It is quite easy to link two or more panels together to creat a larger straight gate.