I just received the gate today, and can't figure out how to separate the panels. Instructions aren't very clear. Help?
1262061
Where each panel intersects, the vertical rod that acts as the hinge comes off. There is a small handle on the rod (near the top) that is labeled with an arrow for lock and unlock. Turn this in the unlock direction and you can remove the rod and separate the panels. Reverse the procedure to join them.
1262062
near the top of the main vertical rails, grab the rounded triangular plastic part and turn until loose. it should continue to turn loosely. After that you can pull down on this same part and the vertical rail will come out of the top cap part.
768355
MLE, the gates are pivoting and can pretty much be positions how ever you want them, its just that they need be angled some to give support to stay up. Unless you have a means to secure them to something, my case, I had to stretch the gate straight in order to cover the gap I needed to block. bryan
1338315
Wow. I have never had any trouble separating the units. Is there any chance that someone glued the two pieces together? (Only answer I can think of)
228063
It MAY be possible expand it, if that's what you're asking. The base unit at the end can be removed and one of the panels could be used in that manner but you'd have to buy two gates. To answer the other part of your question, there is no door.
2097348
There's a hole in the side that's not for a button, take a screw driver or something and just gap it apart. the rest is just gently applying force until it separates. I haven't found a better way to do it.
1260930
It comes in five pieces.The main piece is the section with the door. Then there is the left and right side that you'll add to the door piece. You could stop there if that's big enough and these two side pieces are also by a few inches. If this is still not long enough then you can add the additional two extra sides. Those too can be adjuasted a few inches also. Then, there are some screws that screw into the gate, on both sides and the top and bottom and these screws will fit into the little bracket/screw holders you install on the wall. *You mention that your gate is only 61", I hope you rec'd all five pieces. It comes in five pieces.The main piece is the section with the door. Then there is the left and right side that you'll add to the door piece. You could stop there if that's big enough and these two side pieces are also by a few inches. If this is still not long enough then you can add the additional two extra sides. Those too can be adjuasted a few inches also. Then, there are some screws that screw into the gate, on both sides and the top and bottom and these screws will fit into the little bracket/screw holders you install on the wall. *You mention that your gate is only 61", I hope... » Read More It comes in five pieces.The main piece is the section with the door. Then there is the left and right side that you'll add to the door piece. You could stop there if that's big enough and these two side pieces are also by a few inches. If this is still not long enough then you can add the additional two extra sides. Those too can be adjuasted a few inches also. Then, there are some screws that screw into the gate, on both sides and the top and bottom and these screws will fit into the little bracket/screw holders you install on the wall. *You mention that your gate is only 61", I hope you rec'd all five pieces. « Show Less
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I wish I could help you with this. I have the same gate and can open it and close it with one hand. Is it possible that it may not be alligned right?
524051
The directions should be more clear. There is a piece of paper attached to the gate that tries to describe what happens. Basically set up the gate in your space. As you tighten the screws on the side the gap will get smaller and smaller. Eventually it comes together. You have to tighten more than you would think so don't give up.
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There are 2 covers one top and one bottom that cover the screw holes. Pop the 2 covers and screw it in and secure the panel. Then pop the covers back on.
1853765
The two gates may be connected but there will be split entry. Each gate has a support post so it will not equal a double gate width, just two single width gate connected.Good kuck
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It comes in five pieces.The main piece is the section with the door. Then there is the left and right side that you'll add to the door piece. You could stop there if that's big enough and these two side pieces are also by a few inches. If this is still not long enough then you can add the additional two extra sides. Those too can be adjuasted a few inches also. Then, there are some screws that screw into the gate, on both sides and the top and bottom and these screws will fit into the little bracket/screw holders you install on the wall. *You mention that your gate is only 61", I hope you rec'd all five pieces.
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Technically, you can separate the panels, but it is only meant to be separated at the ends. If you are handy, you can pry apart the metal connectors and reconnect them with the swivel clips that come with the fence.
1270785
Usually it is getting attached to the middle of the gate. But it is always depends of the design of your gate, so you may have to to attach some sort of extension panel to it to make it work.
1255873
Assemble the everything on the left side ,then move to the right or vice versa,connect them with the small straight pieces,assemble the outside frame last.Hope that was helpful.
1697318
Open and remove the left side panel. Notice that there is a rounded metal hinge that the left side panel hinges on (inside toward the front). Just behind this round metal hinge are three plastic tabs. Simply pull two of the tabs forward at the same time (I do the top and middle tabs). The front panel will partially release. Pull the third tab and the front panel will open and swing out.
1018268
This is a hardware mounted gate on both sides so you will need to drill into both sides. The mounts need to be drilled into a flat surface.
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Hi Joe...mine came with instructions, not to mention it was easy because I was replacing existing hinges so I could look at those to see how to properly fit them. At one point when the hinge closed prior to installation, I did research them to see how to get them apart. I looked on their site. Here is a link to the Blum site with links for instructions and contact information: http://www.blum.com/us/en/02/30/20/. Hope this helps! Have a great day!