I want to use only 3 of the panels. Is there any reason (by how it's put together) that I cannot do this?
1857259
No reason at all. It's completely detachable. You could use two if you wanted. :-)
1857260
It may not work with only 3. Seems to me only sturdy with 4. Also it has bolt holes (like a hinge) that attach them. the bolt hole would be unsightly.
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.
1857262
yes, you can use 3 or 4. I am also just using three, but it's nice to have that extra panel in case I want to use it somewhere else.
1691906
no, you only get one panel, the "3" means the one panel has 3 sections like buying a door that is a 3 panel door for inside the house. I sent mine back because of this, too much for just one panel.
192151
Yes, you could easily do that. You would tell monitor 1 and 2 to use "extended desktop" then tell 3 to duplicate 1 and tell 4 to duplicate 2. I just checked the settings on the one I'm using right now and it works just like you say. You would just need longer cables to reach the other location.
681722
Panels can be added or subtracted, can be configured in the zig-zag (as shown) or in a U-shape depending on the space you need to block off.Works quite well with my two small dogs (approx 20# each); a large dog could probably knock it over or paw open a panel at the end. Ours is installed in the opening between the breakfast room and family room; we get compliments on it from visitors.
1907718
Yes you can use it to make a 3 screen set-up but this particular item is not a PNY brand. I bought one and its not working maybe a generic from china. Seller has a poor customer service didn't respond to my 3 messages.
930322
it would be difficult, you would have to use a different connection system and the last panel would possibly overheat depending on how many you run.
1464590
Absolutely, it is no problem. You can easily link together as many panels as you wish.
1294820
If you're talking about the eight panel one, yes you can adjust it to turn it into four panels ...you don't have to use every single pieces. Hope this helps
1957195
I'm not sure I looked around & was unable 2 so I bought 2 cages because panels can be taken off & saved to used when needed
1853763
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."
90007
The walls are separate so you can use none or as many as you like. I usually use two walls when I set up
1006951
Yes, but one will be missing a panel. I did this, but left the bottom panel empty. It works just fine.
2065362
You can make it as big or small as you want. You don't have to use all the panels. If you are not happy with it send it back. We love ours. My daughter used it more at her house and she has a small living room and she made it work.
1771179
yes - each panel can be removed from the rest - so you can add as many as you want.
945753
They come in separate pieces, so if you're assembling it for the first time, then yes; you can use only 2 if you wish. But if you've already attached all 3 together, they'll be pretty much impossible to separate without breaking.
1532432
Yes you can. Depending on how long you want to run them & the amount of wattage you will be pulling out of the battery pack you can figure out how many panels and batteries you will need.
876039
I am trying to recall . . . it may depend on how you are hoping to anchor it, assuming you are, on each end. You can add or remove panels (we bought two of these and took one panel out of one of them). However, each "unit" only has one gate/opening panel. These look very nice, but are oddly tricky to anchor, and one side has different anchoring set-up vs. the other (one is more secure - it's a weird design decision). For the 5 panel unit we use to block fireplace, I actually turned the one anchor piece upside down before fastening it to the wall.