Is it possible to buy 2 of these and latch them together? Is it safe/stable to do so? The opening i have is 103" and need to find a solution.
1635592
yes it would be possible to connect two of these gates together with nylon cable ties or something similar. However I do not know how safe/flimsy it would be? I only needed a gate to keep my cats out of my bedroom so I did not have to be concerned about child safety. And if you attach two gates it would hinder one of the gates being able to expand.
717715
I think you'd have to leave a bit of space so the doors could open. Maybe you could check out something similar at a store near you and see if that could be done. Mine is still holding up great after a couple of years.
576171
Yes, you definitely can. I have two of them side-by-side and they open just fine.
1231802
Yes, mine is open a little more than 6.25". It is very ridigedly mounted too.
983049
I used two brackets for mine, but rod sags a bit in the middle. May decide to add another bracket.
704299
I am sure that you could put one on top of another, but I don't think there is a way that you could secure one to another (without using some type of fastener that is not included).
366355
They can be hung to open either way. We purchased two for a 65 inch opening.
230578
I didn't know the model number to my top. Measure the length your old supports and match accordingly. If you get supports to long the top may open higher but will bottom out before closing all the way if using original mounts. Hope this helps.
1804868
I had some guys put mine together for me so I don't have first hand knowledge of how easier or hard it was or if there were missing parts etc. They advertise that you can buy two and stack themin a staggered fashion I think. Not sure how they would fit together as I only bought one.
2057152
You could tie one side of the gate to the 1" banister. But what about the other side? They only provide you with two chords (as shown on right side of picture) to tie to a rail. You may have to buy 2 additional chords from them separately. Or you could use those $1 drawer clip locks from Home depot to fix these gates. It would still work. Good luck
663320
I think I expanded mine to 72in, it comes in 4 pieces (5 with the door gate). I dont see why not? I think you can use any amount of pieces you want. I had to use all 4. You can adjust all of them. So im almost positive it should work for you.
875226
If it was for myself, I would buy one and try it out simply because it is cheap. I would set the main upright support to it"s lowest setting and be sure the two points of securing are checked and perfectly secured. Good luck.
443025
Yes. Without anything to hold the sections in place they will be pretty unstable. I used a few hollow door anchors and screws in the lower sections, and the unit stays put. Otherwise the bottom sections would sway whenever you open or close the door.
860082
We bought two and installed them next to each other so that they open from the center out. We handled which way they opened by simply flipping one over. There isn't really a "right side up." :)
1915327
Well..... you would have to cut a hole in the top/bottom of the cages (or remove the top/bottom partitions) and make sure there are no sharp edges. Then you'd have to secure the cages really, really well, to each other. And finally, to make sure it's not tippy, You'd probably want to either weight the bottom or fasten it to a base of some sort. Quite a lengthy and involved process when you'd likely be better off just buying a larger, sturdier cage.
1780941
Yes, that is exactly what we needed to do. It worked fine - VERY snug, but stable. You will have to tap it down with a rubber mallet. Ours has been up for over 2 years and still sturdy.
1393253
No. A rectangular part of the gate slides into a rectangular opening on the bracket to latch. At an angle, the two wouldn't be able to line up.