Is there any way to mount this gate without making holes in the wall?
141748
I can't really remember for sure. I know that I attached mine to our cupboard doors using bungee cords to block off a wide staircase, but it overlapped a fair bit that I wasn't concerned with the kids getting around it. If you have anywhere to attach it (other than the wall), like a banister, you could use plastic ties to attach it on either end, I suppose.
141749
No, it does not come with any sort of pressure mounts. If you purchase multiple gates, you can make a freestanding enclosure.
141750
Not really. I had to make additional holes in the floor through the gate legs to stand up to my twins.
141751
Not securely. It comes with some feet. They keep it pretty well in place but my kids figured that out pretty quickly
141752
We bought two and made a rectangle so we didn't have to mount it. If you only buy one and want it secured you would have to make holes. We didn't want to which is why we put two together. It's sturdy enough.
828730
Those "screw holes" are cosmetic, they don't exist. I suppose you could carefully drill actual screw holes and mount it, but it's all thin plastic.
561630
Yes it does, the gate is too heavy(the whole gate is metal) just to be screwed into the wall without securing it to a stud.
899468
It really does need to be screwed into the wall. It doesn't come with pressure mounts but I used some from another gate and it worked ok.
1446695
no - a peg is inserted to connect the extension to the gate. Must be straight.
11535
I haven't removed it but it looks straight forward. However, the mounting hardware will still be on the gate. If you take that off you will need a drill or a strong arm and a screwdriver.
1305082
This is a pressure gate. There are rubber stopper things on each side of the gate and you use a small tool (included) to tighten it on each end. They are EXTREMELY sturdy. I have three of them - and one is at the top of my stairway so it is used multiple times every day and has never moved or loosened. Couldn't get a better gate. They are pretty attractive too. P.S. I'm not sure why other people are answering this question. I think you are mistaken. They do NOT nail or screw or mount into the walls. Perhaps you are looking at the wrong gate.
971158
There are two holes on the bottom side. I used lag bolts and mounted them to 2x4 studs in the wall. Hope this helps.
2174124
I was able to attach it to the banister on one side and then used a wooden block the thickness of the molding on the wall side to make the gate even. On another one I was able to just use the screws that extend on the wall side to make up for the difference between the molding and the wall.
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.
1313040
If you have a banister on both sides or handy stud in the wall it will be fairly easy. If you don't have anything solid to mount the gate to on the wall side it will not be easy as the weight of the gate will eventually break any drywall mounting methods loose after awhile. I rated this fate low due to the clumsy closing method which requires two hands and some fiddling to close. If you only need to open it occasionally you will probably be happy with the gate.
414612
Yes. There will be some hardware left on the wall, but they're pretty low profile. I love these gates.
1894000
The extensions screw in to holes on the side of each gate. That way you can adjust the length of the extensions as needed. They stay against the wall with rubber bumpers.
1423855
This is mounts to a flat wall surface via screws through the back. For the mounting location you are referring to, you would have to find a way to custom mount it with possible a wood plate if the screw holes for not line up to the fence.
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.
2137343
I don't remember the actual length of hardware or thickness of brackets, but I absolutely do not recomment using the mounting hardware (i.e. screws and anchors) that come with this gate. Gate should be mounted directly into a stud and you will need longer screws than what comes with the gate to accomplish this. The screws that come with this gate are WAY too short to effectively reach into a wall stud once it goes through the mounting bracket and drywall.
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.