Can this gate be mounted to a perpendicular surface, i.e. in a doorway?
583632
Yes, this gate can be mounted in a door way, it does not have to be mounted on any angles to work properly.
583633
Yes, but most gates are mounted easily in doorways as both mounts would be parallel to each other & gate perpendicular (like an "H"). What's great about this gate is that you can mount it between walls that don't line up as parallel to each other, like an "N".
1267298
Not that I know of nor can see how it could be done...see how long the gate will expand from the manufacturer description. There is a range of expansion.
1221611
It could, but you would probably have to mount on the exterior, or possibly on the door jamb. It would be more difficult to position.
467489
Definitely. Mine is mounted on a wooden gate. It was easy to mount following the instructions. It also has mounting instructions for chain link and other metal gates.
1393254
Not unless you angled the receiving part of the latch the same as the gate. (Putting a piece of wood under it or something.) Not sure it's the best gate for an angle but I could be wrong.
903700
I believe you can make this gate fit. It has a number of ways to adjust it.
721856
You can screw it to a wall with the holes provided, which I did. You could drill holes in the side to install it.Note: It is not made to be flush mounted as their is no flange. You could build your own trim as the door's hinges are about one inch from the edges. Hope that helps!Bill
272034
Not easily - it would be a pretty big hassle. The magnet would have to be relocated to the bottom right (from the top left) because you would have to flip the door. The piece that hosts the magnet is specific to the top and the magnet holder wooden block is glued on. The hinges would be OK but the magnet would be the big pain.
2013083
Yes, you can. However, we tried to do this for the same size opening and the gate became very unstable. To the point that it no longer worked for our purposes.
832378
You could mount appropriate hinges in a stud and the side of this or similar unit. It only needs mounting as shown if you're using the door hinges.
705620
I think you can mount it either way. I have an older model that I just mounted on top of the molding. The newest one went to my daughters house, and there was no molding on that door, so mounted it directly to the inside of the doorway. There "was" 2 x4's under the drywall, so there was something to bite into and hold the gate.
191090
It is certainly possible but this stuff works best when it is able to be tucked into the c channels of aluminum doors. So you can install it but the edges may not have anything to hold the from hanging down when the door is in the open position.
2035179
I woulg say yes as but the sturdiness of the gate will depend on the sturdiness of the posts. I have it mounted one side wall and one side post of a banister and have never had an issue.
218383
This should work for you. we have our gate in a hallway and both sides are at a right angle.
725706
Yes, I would think that would be fine. Both the top and bottom mounts screw in the wall and have a bolt that can be adjusted for width tightness. Very nice gate.
1521502
Yes. All four corners of the gate have adjustable dials. I have baseboards and it works great.
1369384
Yes, within reason. The gate attaches to the walls at two points on either end of the gate (4 attachment points total). As long as the total distance from wall to wall doesn't exceed the total length of the gate, you could attach to nonparallel walls.