Would this attach at an angle? My newel is a step down from the top stair (so a spindle is at the top- not sturdy enough to attach it to).
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Based on my experience with this gate I don't think it would work well at an angle
747435
After much effort I gave up using the attachments sent with the unit. I drilled through the plastic side bars, fitted some wood spacers behind the supplied plastic brackets to compensate for the change in thickness from newel top to bottom. Once all was square and level installed the gate per instruction. Worked well until bababy figured how to follow cat under the gate. Just moved the whole thing a couple of inches has worked very well since.
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With this gate everything needs to be lined up perfectly for it to latch and open easily. It will not work on an angle or if one side is attached higher than the other. The kit does come with parts that can attach around a substantial spindle to make it into a square surface that the gate can attach to.
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If the distance between the steps is the same then there should be no problem. This "Little Giant" platform is not rocket science, but was agreat idea. This platform is a life saver when you have to stand in one spot for a while such as hooking up a ceiling fan or painting. Sure makes it easy on your feet. The "U" shape on the platform just goes on the step below and the platform slides out and the lip slides against the step you place it on. Good luck
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If the trailer attached at the spindle bolt you should be okay. I am fairly certain that the kickstand only attached around your frame, not at the spindle bolt. I don't think this kickstand and the trailer will be in conflict. Since I am not looking at either one right now I can't be 100% certain, but I don't think that it would be an issue. Hope this helps!
1197700
I think a landing with a curve may cause a problem. It can be attached up top, but on a straight surface. Mine lays in a straight line down several stairs, no curve, & it works well.
1375725
No... I put a small Shim under it to angle it and it is fine. See the rest of my info. Richard G.
890148
The bottom step is about 8" high and the upper step overlaps it quite a bit, so I would say no, you wouldn't want to purchase it for setting on the bottom step.
101497
I don't think so. Mine is attached to top rung of extension ladder. Step ladders have flat platform on top
1278639
I don't think so. Screw adjustable feet & small "buttons" on top. I also think it would tip if you tried to stack.
1123073
I don't think so. The way the gate attaches, I think it would have to be directly across from the hardware it hooks into. I haven't tried to mount it at an angle, however. We have it outside, blocking the stairs of our deck and it has worked great. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful!
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It DOESN'T have to be perfectly straight, however, you should line it up with whatever the angel of your entryway/stairs for it to be effective. What I mean is, you can't make it go diagonally across your bottom stair (that's what the instructions say. Mine is slightly askew and it works just fine because there is still solid ground beneath it. I could see a kiddo sneaking under if it were diagonal over a lil open point.) hope that's helpful.
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Yes, I love it on stairs. Mine are wood stairs and it works great. I have never tried to attach anything..it has regular mode, a hand held if you pull it apart and a little edger tool and thy all work well. I don't know about other attachments.
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it Should Not as the Back Wheels are Big Enough to Hopefully Keep the Frame from Dragging Against the Wood & the Wheels are Rubber So Un-Less You Intentionally Drag the Metal-Frame Against the Wood Your Stairs Should Be Fine
496680
Actually I just put it vertical and it would work. I love mine ( I have two )!
1477810
Yes, we had the same issue at bottom of stairs. And at the top where we attached it to newel posts. There are bolts that allow for adjustment. The ends of the adjustment caps sit in a cup that is screwed into wall, baseboard etc.
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It is possible. The problem is in the balance of the stair piece on the lift; the lift itself is not very stable but has no problem with a full sheet of sheet rock. Also, can you get to the attachment piece with the lift directly underneath?
101502
NO, theres not attachment to hook it on with just a step ladder. The footing on the ladder should be round for the hook. Hope this helps
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Never hung on angle! From my experience it should swivel and work if angle isn't to steep.