Can function when the base is closed ?
1239603
Yes, when folded the base surrounds the fan so it can function normally open or closed.
1495214
No, the base is too wide for that, but it is such a beautiful piece, I leave it out even though my kitchen is small. The bottom step can fold in making the piece narrower when not in use.
1969531
Only if you use a door stop at the base of the door. Remember it is just spring loaded closer.
1146182
Not really, as long as you lock it. you can latch it closed and then there is a switch to actually lock it.
156301
No, this is an outdoor hutch and the bottom sits directly on the ground with no bottom closure. You would have to put a heavy duty mat or something under it if you want to use it inside.
1599021
I don't think so. It will help keep the door in the closed position or return it to closed if opened.
996060
When opened into its full position then yes it will stay open and you have to put it back down. If you just open it partially then it closes itself.
346845
It would not work for that situation. It is designed to close a door, not slow it down.
133184
Yes, as long as the unit is getting a 12v signal, it is in closed position for the main terminals. I use unit as the main breaker for my boat. When I turn off the switch, the whole boat is dead, less chance of a fire.
293285
Yes, if it is totally closed. Love these, we each have one at our house and use them daily. They do not stay cold a long time but they do not leak, at least ours have not. My husband had dropped his and it did not leak.
893612
Yes, as long as it is in the closed position! I have towed mine many times and it does fine, no problems whatsoever, just be sure to close it so it has support!
2051751
If you allow it to close too slowly then you may need to pull it shut to latch. Otherwise, yes it does latch into place on it's own.
1160716
If you don`t know how to close it may be you shouldn´t be operating it. The answer from William is ok, thats the way you close it.
1403646
It could but it might not close properly and if it does, it will be a forced closed on it making it stretch and possibly tear
1711297
It can be left open which is a nice feature. My last gate would always shut and we ha to use a bungee cord to keep it open.
927504
Yes, but only while it's using it... you can have it back when it's finished.
1239490
I suspect not. But let me remember to measure what I still have left unused. A hint might helpful to you - the device is designed permanently open and when backup happens, the float will be lifted and close. I found during the whole time when there is no backup, which is true for maybe the life of the device, it'll collect all kinds of debris so it can't really close tightly when it needs to. What I did was adding a spring to the top of the shaft connected to the float and make it permanently close. In case you have water on the floor to drain, just push the float down to drain it. But anyway, I'll come back to you about the size. I suspect not. But let me remember to measure what I still have left unused. A hint might helpful to you - the device is designed permanently open and when backup happens, the float will be lifted and close. I found during the whole time when there is no backup, which is true for maybe the life of the device, it'll collect all kinds of debris so it can't really close tightly when it needs to. What I did was adding a spring to the top of the shaft connected to the float and make it permanently close. In case you have water on the floor to drain, just push the float down to drain it. But... » Read More I suspect not. But let me remember to measure what I still have left unused. A hint might helpful to you - the device is designed permanently open and when backup happens, the float will be lifted and close. I found during the whole time when there is no backup, which is true for maybe the life of the device, it'll collect all kinds of debris so it can't really close tightly when it needs to. What I did was adding a spring to the top of the shaft connected to the float and make it permanently close. In case you have water on the floor to drain, just push the float down to drain it. But anyway, I'll come back to you about the size. « Show Less