Does the gate swing all the way open and lay flat (if you wanted to leave the door open for a period of time)?
1868616
The gate does NOT swing all the way open and lay flat. Plus there's a bar that goes across the bottom of the entire gate so when the door's open you have to step over the bar to go through the gate. You can always remove the entire gate from the wall mountings if you want the space open for a period of time.
1868617
Swings and stays open, BUT DOES NOT LAY FLAT! MORE THAN 90 DEGREES! BUT LESS THAN 180 DEGREES. Sorry
1868618
it opens and stays open but doesn't open flat against the other gate panels, it just kinda sticks out a little. It does go back quite far, just not all the way. I will say it is easy to open one-handed and with as far back as it goes it doesn't really get in the way and I have mine in a doorway that when opened it's in front of another doorway and it doesn't get in the way of the flow of traffic with 3 dogs and 4 kids in the house.
1520603
It does swing both ways, but there is not a feature to keep it open. Also, it does not swing all the way back flush with the rest of the gate when open.
1520034
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.
1711297
It can be left open which is a nice feature. My last gate would always shut and we ha to use a bungee cord to keep it open.
14038
Once the door is hung it only swings one direction. There are small, long rubber "gaskets" that give a water tight seal that prevent the door from swinging inward. It is also against most building/fire codes to have a door swing inward for safety reasons. The door may be hung so that it will open on your desired side(left or right). This is a great door and we have been very pleased.
1703196
Yes. It has hinges that can be placed on the inside or outside which determines the way the door opens.
160988
In order for it to swing open you have to hardware mount it on the hinge side. The other side can still use the 'pressure' to secure it in place. The gate can be removed completely even if you hardware mount it. The hardware will stay screwed into your frame or wall. You would have to do a search or contact the company for additional hardware.
786576
The gate is spring-loaded so it is easy to put up and down. The gate does not attach anything. The gate does not breakdown for easy storage. You have to store it completely assembled or you can take the gate completely apart and assemble each time put that would be a pain. I use it to keep the animals on the front porch so I just store it against the house.
399955
No, but you can put a piece of material under it or install it raised off the floor a fraction of an inch. You really don't have to worry about it marring your floor if it's installed properly, the main section doesn't move, the gate swings, but there's a small bar under it that doesn't move.
2225062
The gate does not swing, but it will slide to allow you to enter a room. I use it to keep my dog out of the living room. I do not have it attached to a wall, however you could attach one end if you wish. It is not very sturdy. So to keep a large dog under control may not work to well if you use it at its maximum length.
160987
No, it doesn't swing open when pressure mounted. I use it as temporary gate upstairs, for example when I have my bedroom door open but I don't want the kids to go inside, or the bathroom etc. we mounted it at the beginning but didn't like it. I got the auto close gate instead. As for your other question - I have no idea.
135287
The gate slides open,it does not swing.You can step over it but it is not that easy.This is made very cheap.
1165779
Yes, the very top section of the door is spring loaded, so there is flexibility in the height.
1520602
yes it does swings both ways. the only thing i forgot to add about the gate is that handle doesnt close by itsself. you have to manually close it. its like you lift it and close it. there is no extra feature to keep the gate open. the door stays open it doesnt swing back.
1305079
Yes, the gate has screws on both ends that extend out and applies pressure to hold it in place. Sounds bad and not sturdy but it's actually perfect for pets or kids without damaging the house. It also makes it easy to install almost anywhere.
1711294
It swings shut automatically, but we use a bungee cord, and can rig it to stay open held by the bungee from one part of the gate to another(or something exterior)
2253370
No. It is either locked or unlocked. Both sides of the gate are the same setting. The locking mechanism sets both sides: either both locked or both unlocked.