Our door way is 45inch, is it ok to use this gate?
1622953
I think I would contact the manufacturer. My space was 55", so I bought a gate that covers 58", but with the extensions, it is not straight. I thought it was operator error, but my daughter has the same gate with the same issues.
1622954
my opening is about 54" and it worked. It's just is a little cumbersome to put up if as wide as mine so it might be easier for your smaller opening
724991
i just measured mine. from top to bottom of brackets, it is 32". the actual gate is 29" tall. so it doesn't sound like this gate is going to be a good fit for you.
480855
I have no problems. My gates are at each end of my hall. Hooks just a half an inch in on either side. You will have to swing it open as only collapses to 1 1/2 to 2 feet.
2013083
Yes, you can. However, we tried to do this for the same size opening and the gate became very unstable. To the point that it no longer worked for our purposes.
517973
We use ours at the top of the stairs and have never had an issue. We have an extra-wide staircase, so this is the only gate that works for the size.
1218188
41 is fine with the basic gate I even use the gate without extension on a 42 opening but that is stretching it a bit :-)
504056
I just measured my opening and it measured 36 inches. I used every extension the gate comes with so i would have to agree that i do not believe the gate would fit anything over 40 inches...
2201647
Our gate is set at 49" but it looks like it is adjustable by 3" increments. Hope this helps :) It has been a great gate for us so far. We use it at the top of the basement stairs. Keeps the baby safe but allows the cat to get to his litter box.
364991
thats what we had to do, my husband says that 3inches is probably the most offset they could be. If we understand what you are describing. Our walls were not even across, there is about a 2 inch difference in the walls. This is the second gate that we have installed, the first one we have had for 5 years. We liked it so much we got another to use for the basement stairs. The first was used on the landing of the stairs going up. It's been great for our grandkids and our dogs!
812970
I have this gate in 30" doorway. I don't know about the maximum width. I was a little concerned that the gate might be too wide for the doorway, but it works fine. However, the cat we wanted to confine somehow managed to jump over the gate. We solved that problem by getting another (shorter) gate and installing it upside down over this one to make a sort of a door.
1919352
From what the description says you will just make it to 60 inches. The gate door opening itself is 23 inches
1479954
There are no available extensions for this gate. Make sure the available length fits your space before you order. At 52 inches it is not going to be as sturdy as you would like it to be. It will be stretched thin.
2237539
Straitening the entire length of your gate should fix your problem. Works for me.
1061829
The gate is 32" in the middle section. I don't it would work well for a 24" entrance.
1893359
Its a small maneuver of lifting gate up about an inch up and then out ...shouldn't be an issue!
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.
812968
The gate is actually 28", but then the screws/pressure mount parts allow it to fit in my doorway that is 32". I don't know how much bigger it can go - but it's definitely just for a single doorway. The gate has been great for me - tall and very sturdy.