How much does the hardware adjust? Can one side be mounted strainght (like most baby gates) and one at a 90 degree angle (the front of a wall)?
763166
I don't see why it wouldn't work out. I'm not going to take mine off the wall to check, but it looks like it can do about any angle.
1548078
It could be tricky mounting at an angle...the trick would be ensuring the latch surface/mount point is perpendicular to the gate latch (The knobs that extend off the end of the gate must be able to be able to meet at a 90 degree to the latch mount point)
96568
The gate comes with the hardware to mount it on the wall. That being said, unless your house has studs that perfectly match up on both walls your will probably need to get some heavy duty drywall anchors. I also decided to get slightly longer and stronger screws than the ones provided...but that's just because I am paranoid about safety.If you want to install it on a banister without screwing into the banister I believe they sell and additional kit for that.
1595208
I would not recommend it. I have two of these and have used both bigger extensions on one of the gates. Its a little shaky at the joints. There are longer gates.
747434
Based on my experience with this gate I don't think it would work well at an angle
435855
Not 100% sure! I used them on 2 4" wide x 8' high gates and they worked great. I would suggest you try it on one gate for a few months and if it works well, then install it on the other. Make sure you mount it on the hinged side and I would recommend that you do not exceed a 45 degree angle. Hope this helps!
1570317
Can only get 45 degree with my 60" but depends where it is mounted. Unit will swivel to 90
1961295
Sorry I measured the wrong gate. This gate I have set at almost 60". There is about 4" of adjustment with the screws. I used two extensions to get to the 60".
1860519
There probably isn't any baby gate that is pressure mounted that will withstand a child's pushing at it with their legs. Your only alternative is to screw mount the gate.
725706
Yes, I would think that would be fine. Both the top and bottom mounts screw in the wall and have a bolt that can be adjusted for width tightness. Very nice gate.
1297503
It has a ball swivel wall mount. Can be angled in any direction. I would say it angles down about 20-25 degrees.
484028
it is adjustable, but beware...without the extension it only fits up to 32.5" and with the extension your doorframe has to be a minimum of 35.5". I have a 34" opening and could not get the gate to fit (too large with the extension and without it the adjustable knobs will not screw out far enough). If that is not an issu, this is a great gate, very solid, specially for the price (@ Walmart it is $39 plus tax)
60311
My installation just allows lateral, (side to side) adjustment & slight angle adjustment.it is possible would work if mounted 90 degrees, but not certain.
634508
No, I wouldn't advise anyone leaning on it and especially not a baby trying to pull up on it. It is more stable when not fully extended, but in my opinion not enough for kids. This gate should only be marketed for pets.
940850
We were able to mount the gate to a banister on one side. It did not come with the hardware. We had to buy and stain a 2" x 4" piece of wood and cut to the height of the banister, then strapped it on the banister with heavy duty straps. We had cut grooves in the 2x4 to secure the straps in place. Then the gate circles (where the gate is attached to open and close it) were screwed into the wood. It sounds like a lot of work but works great in the long run.
594902
Yes knobs screw into the gate so you can adjust the bottom different then the top! Ours is the same way as far as base boards go :)
364992
This does not work well on an angle due to the way the locking mechanism works. You can screw a 1x6 oak board to the studs and mount to the oak board on the hinged side and still get a nice finished look.