Can this be used at the bottom of stairs? If so, how does it mount?
1829143
I would say yes. It has plastic pieces that screw into the wall that hold the gate. Just make sure it's a secure wall. Ours unfortunately was not and my son pushed the gate in the wrong direction and it ripped out of the wall.
1829144
This is a wall mount gate, so it is possible to use it at the top or bottom of stairs, provided you have a wall and/or sturdy post to mount it to. I would not recommend trying to attach it to a carved or decorative bannister post, however.
1829145
It can be used anywhere including bottom of stairs. Since the hinges allow it to swing either way, you can just mount it to the wall at bottom of stairs and use it as an 'outswing,' or opening towards you as you would be going up the stairs. The mounting brackets are on both sides.
1829146
Yes it can. It mounts with two small brackets that attach to the wall or where ever you want them. The gate has begs that slide down into the brackets and click in at the back. The opening in you lift up out of the bracket mount. It's actually really easy to install.
992258
It might work on stairs that have a wall to lean on at the top. It's not going to work on all stairs. There are ladders that cost more that might do a better job.
1221597
We use it at the top of our stairs. However, I would only suggest it if you screw it to the wall.
1937185
Since the bottom is fairly flat, I assume you could mount it that way. It would be a very large version of the typical vessel sink, though.
1770738
I'm not sure how you would hang these up - I use them on the floor and on shelves - there really isn't anything on the bottom that would allow you to mount these, but there are little rubber "feet."
492321
It needs a slant in my application, which is latched at the top with the bottom resting on the floor. For a vertical mounting of this or any other ladder, you must find a very secure method to mount it at both top and bottom. This one is good for 300 lbs.
1313476
Could this be used on bottom of door instead of top/what do I use for this?
1780643
There are 2 hoes on bottom to mount. I have mine on the floor but I just checked and the holes are there.
467721
You don't have to mount it upside down. Probably don't want to, see the configuration of the handle, so that it is easy to grasp when you are going up the stairs. It will pivot to the side to fit against the door if mounted the correct way. The model that I purchased a couple of years ago would pivot either way, with detents left, right and forward for storage and use respectively.
362379
Yes, I mounted it on the bottom of mine. Just make sure its the right length for your intended accessories.
1401733
I have not used it on stairs, mine are too narrow. If there is any kind of breeze you end up covered in snow. Not good.
251917
Yes, you could use it at the top of the stairs. My only concern might be if you were using it for a small child and they fell against it there could be the possibility of it not holding. We use it for our puppies and it works excellent. I did have it fall with one of my pre-school kids. This was not on a stairs and was mainly due to the child trying to climb over by standing on the bar and swinging their leg over the top of the gate.
1638772
Yes you can, we have it at the top and bottom of our stairs. We just secured it into our railing and sheet rock. When it's out the bottom of the stairs depending where you locate it there maybe a gap 2" or 3" gap butt you don't have to worry about that.
2047671
Although the arm is fixed at about 45˚, the head's connection to the arm allows rotation in two axes. Yes, this unit can be mounted on any surface ranging from vertical to horizontal. As this unit is sensitive to motion below the mounting position, mounting at the top of a staircase is ideal. Bear in mind that the bottom of the head will be about 5" below the mounting surface. Tall pedestrians or objects may bump into the detector. Good Luck !
2016390
Yes, works very well on stairs. Just remove the long tube and connect the power head directly to the motor unit.
562449
For a smaller step ladder, yes. I'm sure as long as they're secured to a solid surface you can hang just about anything that's a "smaller" item. I use them for flat items, such as garden tools or brooms though.
1284024
I believe it would be fine to mount it vertically. mine is horizontal, but I don't see anything that would prevent or prohibit from vertical.