Are you able to use this if one of the mounting sides is a bannister?
1276391
We have it installed in the wood door frame of our basement stairs doorway. It is really secure but also really hard to open. If installed on a bannister, I would worry that the action of opening/closing the gate would eventually loosen the bannister.
1276392
if it's a wood bannister you can drill right into it...only 4 screws per side....if metal railing...we strap a piece of wood to it and then mount gate into wood
1276393
We have it installed onto a banister. It would probably depend on your banister. How sturdy it is and the material. Ours nailed right in and our banister moves slightly if pulled hard. Weve had this installed for about a year now (maybe longer) no issues for our 6 yo, 2 yo or 1 yo.
1484535
Can the bar be turned so that the wall mount is on the side or end of the bar to allow for different mounting configurations? (For example inside a window encasement & other on a wall.)
2035179
I woulg say yes as but the sturdiness of the gate will depend on the sturdiness of the posts. I have it mounted one side wall and one side post of a banister and have never had an issue.
1966328
From looking at it I don't think you can. The hanging rails fit into the sides and I don't see any way you could install them any other way.
1359680
Only mounting points are on the ends. You would have to fabricate a middle bracket
1188671
I would say not. You might be able to find some bracket that would work, but it really isn't designed for it.
1369601
No. You won't be able to properly mount it on the banister if it is rounded. If it is square/flat edged you can.
866248
Yes. You'll need to have the clamped end expanded about 1/4". Any exhaust shop can do it. Also, there's no bracket to connect the exhaust to your foot pegs as the photo shows. You won't need it. Mine doesn't move.
915177
The simple answer is yes. You may need to be creative in the way you mount it.
302468
unsure, you need to know how wide the mounting bracket is. that will be the problem
1386885
Yes, you can do it. The simplest way is to use the mounting plate for the side, then just shoot some screws (use washers inside) right through the three "thumbscrew" holes on the back portion. You'll need about a 12" screwdriver or appropriate extenders to do it.
784005
It is mounted in the middle already. I don't believe you can mount on the ends.
1591805
Yes, you definitely can if you use proper mounting hardware, which you would need to purchase separately. Just make sure it is masonry specific, and rated to hold the weight of the rail and whatever you will be hanging from it.
1689686
I don't see why not, but mine is surface mounted so I can't say for sure. I think I would look for one that says recessed mount and see what you can find or contact the company.
494189
yes, you could use this. It would be more secure if you had a rack in front. if attaching to only the sides you need to make sure fastened tightly so as not to blow up.
1531877
Yes. If you have two side walls you so not have to purchase extra bracket.. Just make sure you are getting the rigth length as it is expandable.
1034534
You should be able to. The pieces are tapered so that one end goes in the opposite end of the other pole.