Can this gate attach to the wall.Do I purchase suction cups or does it have to drill holders into wall?thank you
593509
Everything you need is included. No attachment to the wall necessary. The gate is held in place using pressure by hand made adjustments to the gate. No tools required. Hope this answers your question. Let me know if you need more.
593510
Mine did not come with hardware to attach to a wall, and when I looked at it closely, it might be hard to attach a bracket to do that. We have used velcro straps to connect ours to a couple of different things (railings, a piece of furniture) but it isn't really designed for that.
593511
Nothing I found with the fence that would attach to the wall. Probably not hard to do though.
593512
This is not a gate. It is an octogan shaped play yard. Once it's set up its freestanding. Hope that helps :-)
1078820
Suction cup works on smooth surfaces like bathroom mirror where an airtight seal can be made with the surface. Haven't tried it on a wall, but you could hang the holder from a nail as an option.
634511
If installed properly. It has to be anchored in the wall and if they don't shake it constantly . We didn't install it right ( we are not handy) and my 15 month old pulled the screws out of the wall by shaking and rocking the gate
561172
Yes it includes a wall anchor. Requires a hole be drilled in the wall. However if you didn't want to do that, I'm sure you could rig something up. It's light weight & you probably could use adhesive strips.
1751255
Yes. The flat "hooks" that go over the top of the door are totally separate from the wire unit. They snap onto the wire holder, so if you can attach it directly to a wall then just keep them off. I don't know if I can attach a photo with a closeup showing the screw holes that are part of the wire frame, but if I can I will. If I cannot, I measured the width of the screw holes and they are slightly over 4 1/8" wide. There are two sets of screws you will need put into the wall, one pair above the other. If you can get one set of screws into a stud that would be best. I don't put too much trust in the small plastic screw mounts that usually come along with items like this.
1017375
I screwed it to the wall, which makes it much more sturdy. I personally would not use suction and if you don't want to drill 2 holes, use the suction cup but use some construction glue. It is a sturdy piece of equipment and and I am satisfied with it.
1600847
hi, it attaches to wall with 4 screws that have a slot for the screw to go in and slide down. had this for 4 months and holding up well. it is sturdy.
1509092
We attached to an inside wall. I suppose it depends on what kind of outside wall you have. I can't remember now what hardware was included. But it's definitely doable. You may just need to get a few screws from your hardware store.
357748
This holder comes with the screws needed to mount it. Adhesive tape holding that much weight just could not hold up long. The provided screws are the "molly" type that are designed for hollow wall board/sheet rocked applications. Those have a plastic sheath/anchor that goes into the wall board first and then the screw goes into the anchor. Molly screws hold more weight and the anchor helps keep them from pulling out of the wall. The Mollies will work to keep this holder on the wall far better than adhesives or plain screws can. If you are careful and don't tug on it, it will probably stay put for years. But, I like things to stay put and not have to worry about them. It is always better to mount things that get a lot of use and/or hold weight into two studs, one at both ends. When that isn't possible, situating it so that at least one screw goes into a stud is the next best thing. It only works if it stays on the wall.
712852
Depends on the door sill. If it is raised you may need to put a block under your holder. we did for our back door. We love ours though.
1018267
The gate uses eye hooks to latch to and as a hinge. I don't see how it can be used without drilling holes. Also, read my review, this gate broke within a couple of months.
433071
You can mount it if you are able to drill into the mortar and put in some anchors. What I did was make some wooden holders to support the ends of the gate so I wouldn't have to anchor the gate at all. The holders stand on their own and I put the included eye bolts into them. Then I just hooked the gate to the eye bolts. No holes in the wall and I can move the gate to other locations. I works well.
947994
Yes, it mounts to the wall. The front edge of the holder slopes down slightly, making it easier to insert tools. My wife loves it. The bathroom is not so cluttered.
981200
It is not suction cups. There are drywall anchors that the hooks go into. The anchors may be giving it the look of plastic. It is a sturdy setup if installed correctly.
240654
You don't *need* to screw it into the wall, but it comes with screws. I have 2 rather rambunctious cats that will pull on the gate if I'm on the other side of it for too long. Without it being mounted to the wall, they would, without a doubt, pull it down on a daily basis.
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I didn't get the slotted tool holder, but after going out to look at the wall control board, I would say no. Another note that may concern you is with a horizontal mount, it would not line up with the 16 inch centered studs as it does when mounted vertically and you would have to use wall anchors. This may not be a problem for you, but I like going directly into a stud for support. These are definitely nice units, even if they are pricey. Besides being functional, they look great and have had many compliments on them.
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I had to put my own screws in it to hold it on the wall - it has only two small places for screws, but to hang cups it needs more support. I hung mine vertically and put two screws through it at the top and a couple more toward the bottom.