Will this allow me to install a pressure mounted gate if the other side is a wall?
154853
No. That wouldn't be a safe option. This item is meant for a side rail to be screwed to the wood plank the comes with it. I wouldn't suggest using this item in that way
155460
I think it would depend on how big the banister is, if it is small the gate might not have enough surface to grip it.
1234454
It should work. I just put a small piece of wood in between the bracket and the wall to makeup the difference. It worked perfect. This gate is great too, I would recommend!! My opening was a bit larger like yours and this was the best gate I could find!
755712
No. Gate works with tension. If not a straight tight fit it may not close properly.
1909192
I think you in theory could turn it sideways (if that's what you're thinking) and install in that way- or at an angle. Just make sure when you install your gate to the installation kit that you measure carefully and install level. As long as you fit it tight to the railing you should be good. Hope that helps!
1305081
Yes, this is a pressure gate. It can be mounted to the wall, but is extremely secure without. I have had many gates as I rescue blind dogs and it is imparitive that they remain safe from obstacles. This gate is absolutely wonderful. I have considered purchasing another for my other house.
989494
Not likely, I used a 2x4 and cut it to match the wall and secured the gate to that as a temporary solution.
1045072
In our case, it was helpful for one person to pull the sides toward each other and the other to extend the pressure mounts out another 1/4 to 1/2 inch each, then release them, creating a much tighter fit. However, we did have to repeat this process occasionally. Ultimately, we ended up getting different gates that mounted directly to the wall on either side. Easier to walk through, less liklihood of tripping, and more secure.
606806
I have the "Summer Multi-Use Deco Extra Tall Walk-Thru Gate, Bronze", which is essentially a prior model of this gate. The hardware mount is simply a plastic cup about two inches diameter and 1/4" thick, with a hole in the center for passing a screw into the drywall. The gate still mounts with pressure using the same pressure pads when using the hardware mount, they just sit inside the plastic cups which provide some extra security by prevent the gate from slowly scooting along the wall over time. The wall (or whatever you're attaching to) still needs to be strong enough to support the pressure (which is substantial). Hope this helps.
1259897
Yes it should work fine but you should consider getting this too Magic Sliders 39719 Nonskid Caster Cup it keeps the gate from moving on the walls. Mine would move all the time doesn't matter how much you would tighten the gate till I got those cups for the walls and screwed them in place no more movement plus no damage to the walls other then a small screw holding the cup in place.
2004361
On one side (the side the whole gate mounts to) 1.5" would be enough. On the other side (the side for the latch/lock), you'll need about 2.5-3".
969382
It only came with screws and NOT any pressure-mounting devices. It is a well constructed gate if you can find a way to securely attach it.
583632
Yes, this gate can be mounted in a door way, it does not have to be mounted on any angles to work properly.
1305080
Yes, it is a pressure gate. It can also be screwed into the wall but it is very secure just pressure fitted.
1998055
It's not the gate you are purchasing here, it's two pads to protect the wall from the pressure mounted gate purchased separately. It's fantastic
2035178
I don't think so. This gate is designed to have the mounting hardware screwed into wood on both sides.
1123070
The gate is attached with 4 small brackets so as long as the surface has a flat area approximately 1 1/2 inches square it will work.Ive had mine for months and would highly recommend it.