What If You Don't Have A Banister/Spindles? "KidCo CareRails Banister Mount Kit" The "Product Description" Says; KidCo CareRails Banister Mount Kit *Attaches directly to stairway spindles *No Drilling!! However, My Staircase Doesn't Have A Banister/Spindles & I Want/Need To Know If This Product Would Work For Me. I Have Walls On Each Side Of My Staircase, So Could This Product Mount Onto My Walls? Someone PLEASE Respond, Thanks!!! What If You Don't Have A Banister/Spindles? "KidCo CareRails Banister Mount Kit" The "Product Description" Says; KidCo CareRails Banister Mount Kit *Attaches directly to... » Read More What If You Don't Have A Banister/Spindles? "KidCo CareRails Banister Mount Kit" The "Product Description" Says; KidCo CareRails Banister Mount Kit *Attaches directly to stairway spindles *No Drilling!! However, My Staircase Doesn't Have A Banister/Spindles & I Want/Need To Know If This Product Would Work For Me. I Have Walls On Each Side Of My Staircase, So Could This Product Mount Onto My Walls? Someone PLEASE Respond, Thanks!!! « Show Less
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Im thinking you need the extensions as pictured against a wall, the extensions seem to be the way to go. Im giving them a try.
787147
Yes! Can be mounted to solid wall just by not using spindle attachment. However, you could also just get the CareRail extensions which do the same job and which can attach directly to an adult handrail and/or the solid wall (but they are shorter, so for a full staircase you might need 4 of them)
787148
I just asked a reviewer the same question. Hopefully, we get our answer! I would like to get this ASAP for my 16 month old.
1268486
I could not find anything in the instructions that mentioned a flush mount or how to mount the unit flush (against the ceiling) so I used the shortest drop rod. My ceiling height in the small bedroom I installed this unit in would not allow me to use the light kit as I would be bumping my head into it as it would hang too low. The ceiling fan works great without the light kit and looks very nice, but I would have preferred a light that I could have used. Also instructions for installing the fan without the light are not in the supplied instructions, you must get them online, which I found irritating. It's very simple, but it should be included on the instruction sheet.
655362
Not required. I installed these at the top and bottom of the stairs without having to screw into the banister. However, in my case I didn't have a banister on the 2nd side so I had to screw in one end into the wall which is possible because they do have screw holes.
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There is a guide/rail to be mounted in cabinet, centered on drawer, and the braket which goes on the back of the drawer and into guide. Also a mounting bracket for the guide which attaches to the cabinet. There are also 2 rollers which attach to the drawer opening in the cabinet as well as all needed screws. The guide/rail can be cut to size, order your size accordingly. Enough for ONE drawer only.
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It comes with a piece of wood that I assume you use to replace the side that you take off. It just enables the child to crawl in and out of the bed. I assume you are talking about the "guard rail" that is for sale. The crib does not come with a "guard rail" to protect your child from falling out of the bed when it is set as a toddler bed. It just comes with the piece that enables you to transform it to a toddler bed. Hope this makes sense. :-)
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I understand what you are asking. I have the same question, do you have to countersink the PULL (not the screw head) to get these flush to the cabinet/drawer face? I don't want to put huge holes in my cabinet fronts by countersinking a cup pull and the pulls we just received, require the countersinking. ugh! Some cup pulls have "feet/ screw recepticals" that protrude 1/4" so the pull is not sitting flush unless the feet get countersunk. Can someone tell us if these pulls are flush mount without countersinking the PULL cup.
1136878
The toddler guard rail is sold separately. I haven't been able to find it for this crib. We bought the crib anyway because we loved the style, color, and the price was good. We're very happy with it. I plan to use something like the KidCo BR102 Convertible Crib Rail - White Mesh or the Dex Safe Sleeper Convertible Crib Bed Rail BRCC.
171301
The part that goes around the banister is able to be sized to your banister. It is two separate pieces so you can make it as tight or as loose as needed.
952747
There are brackets for bolts at the base of each upright. I bolted mine to the wooden steps. FYI, when I went out to look, I noticed there is already rust forming at some of the joints, due to inferior finishing (some sort of black paint). If you buy this you might want to spray some black rustoleum on each joint.
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You wouldn't have to, but we did; because we were installing gates at both the top and bottom of a beautiful wooden staircase. We wanted to be sure the wood of the staircase would be completely protectected. The gates and installation kits worked perfectly...even with all hardwood rails on both sides of the gate. I would recommend researching how other folks did the installation, before buying, that's what we did and the advise/insights were really helpful.
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This is the best for the stairs! It has 2 rotating brush extensions for either wide or shallow stairs, or your preference. Easily detaches, easily connects.. It is light enough in weight, that it will be fairly effortless to go up or done the stairs, doing carpet or hard flooring material. Lastly, it gets good and close on the edges next to the wall or the next step, however your stairs are arranged. I think you will be pleased, I have been! Have fun, Mark
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As mentioned by D. W. you need to have a hardware install. If you look at the video for the summer infant gate you can see the cups they use for a top of stairs install. I don't know if they sell optional hardware, but if not you could try a DYI solution or use hardware for another gate as long as you felt comfortable with it.
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On inspecting my unit, it does not appear to have any integral moorings or loops for mounting. It is also very compact, so I'd advice against drilling into the plastic housing too. The fan swivels on a base no taller than a centimeter, too, so I don't think a third-party grip or mount would work either. If you had a sufficiently strong adhesive (and a way to cure it in that position), that could work; but I wouldn't bet the cost of a broken fan on it, not to mention the danger of it landing on the stove while unsupervised and becoming a fire hazard. Sorry I don't have a better answer for you. :/ On inspecting my unit, it does not appear to have any integral moorings or loops for mounting. It is also very compact, so I'd advice against drilling into the plastic housing too. The fan swivels on a base no taller than a centimeter, too, so I don't think a third-party grip or mount would work either. If you had a sufficiently strong adhesive (and a way to cure it in that position), that could work; but I wouldn't bet the cost of a broken fan on it, not to mention the danger of it landing on the stove while unsupervised and becoming a fire hazard. Sorry I don't have a better answer for... » Read More On inspecting my unit, it does not appear to have any integral moorings or loops for mounting. It is also very compact, so I'd advice against drilling into the plastic housing too. The fan swivels on a base no taller than a centimeter, too, so I don't think a third-party grip or mount would work either. If you had a sufficiently strong adhesive (and a way to cure it in that position), that could work; but I wouldn't bet the cost of a broken fan on it, not to mention the danger of it landing on the stove while unsupervised and becoming a fire hazard. Sorry I don't have a better answer for you. :/ « Show Less
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Yes, but it only comes with 2 round and 2 square banister adapters. It is clearly intended for newel posts that are round at the top and square at the bottom. If your newel posts are round from top to bottom, you will not have enough banister adapters to attach to 2 banisters.
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You could tie one side of the gate to the 1" banister. But what about the other side? They only provide you with two chords (as shown on right side of picture) to tie to a rail. You may have to buy 2 additional chords from them separately. Or you could use those $1 drawer clip locks from Home depot to fix these gates. It would still work. Good luck
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That's how I used it on my set up, had to Velcro a piece of oak wood the same width of my banister. I then put a small strip of wood on the wall to attach the gate to. Worked great for all 3 of my kids. The gate could swing open easily when I needed to get through also. When kids grow up remove wood from velco\ Banister (No Marks) Removed wood strip from wall, a little putty to cover the screw holes, and it was like it was never there.
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No. It has to be attached to something with banister like structure, for example a normal crib.