Does this gate swing open and close if pressure mounted? Also, If I hardware mount this gate, can I purchase additional hardware?
160986
The gate comes with hardware to fasten the gate to the door frame and swing it open. I wanted the option to move the gate to any of the interior door frames in the house.
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.
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.
341221
I used it to push the gate closed. It's installed on the side where the gate swings toward. How that helps.
1222344
Yes. The gate itself snaps into four plastic tabs that are screwed into the wall on each side the gate located top & bottom. This is NOT a pressure mounted gate.
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.
435029
The gate has screw out pads for quick installation and removal. It also came with hardware to attach it to the wall on each side of the gate. I'm not sure how they work yet because we haven't used them yet. The screw out pads stay tight against the wall. I have a 120 lb. dog. He is quite hyper and jumps on the gate. It remains tight against the wall. So far we are very happy with the gate and it looks very nice. We receive compliments all the time and have been asked several times where we bought it. Good Luck.
178787
The gate is attached to the wall by 4 different pieces.(2 on each side) when those pieces are there, there are 2 poles one on each side that slides through the wall piece. It would be a pain to undo one side to swing it one all the time. If that is what you are thinking. If you needed to do that once in a blue moon then yes. On a daily basis of swinging it open... No.
1270183
Yes there are hinges on one side so that once you have "unlocked" the gate it can swing forwards or backwards to open.
1605642
This gate does not swing it slides open. It is extra wide but I do not recommend this gate I have it. It is hard to slide it open when holding a baby because you have to unlatch it with one hand.
1512652
Swings open in one direction only. The gate stays open on it's own, does not need propping to stay open. You can fine tune your adjustment with the knobs on the end and angle it to have it swing as it's opened. You need to use the cups and screws to make it more secure in the doorway but my dogs respect it at my house without knocking it down. If they knocked it down, I'd use the screws in the end pieces and attach to the door frame to make it more secure and permanent.
828455
Each corner of the gate has an adjustable bolt with a flat rubber end. The bolts can be adjusted separately. This is a good gate.
786572
Yes. It takes a little time so you may want to look into a pressure mounted gate that opens instead. But I do move this gate regularly.
2260844
No. The pressure applied after connecting the pressure stoppers will close the gate. The directions clearly state this. Read them.
1305080
Yes, it is a pressure gate. It can also be screwed into the wall but it is very secure just pressure fitted.
173770
The side the gate opens to....Keep it pretty much vertical..All you want is the spring to move to its normal posistion to close gate..
489910
Yes it does. It's a small tab that swivels in between the wires that hold it closed. My three dogs have not been able to open the gate and even if they lifted the tab (not likely) they could not raise the door.
2022853
No you do not. It is secure in place with pressure, you can adjust screws to the rubber ends (that will press against your door frame) for a tight fit. We have had ours in place well over a year, and it is the absolute most sturdy baby gate we have ever had. I am bummed we didn't find it sooner, it would have been a much greater investment than some of the others we purchased. It takes your entire bodyweight to release, so very secure (and not even a lightweight child could open).
1652849
Unfortunately not. It takes 2 hands to open or close this gate. If I had known that I would not have bought it.