can you put two of these gates together to cover a larger area
1338423
Yes, just stand them end to end. They are light weight so they are best for small dogs. We have a Yorkie and Pom
1338424
You "could" but the gates are not designed to connect. Also the hinges tend to be very loose, to elaborate if you look at the product picture that dog could easily push his way through that gate unless you faced it the other way. If you connected two without some connection mechanism (Screw, Tape) I would image the same thing could happen.
1338425
You probably can, but there is no way to latch them together. Please beware, that a puppy or small dog ( I have a miniature Dachshund) can get their heads stuck in the open area where the dog bone is carved out and cause the gate to fall on them. This gate is not sturdy, depending how you position it in the open hallway.
1185693
You might be able to. You'd have to drill a hole in the two pieces. I think there is a place on the front where it would work.
491959
This comes with two or three extensions that fit into the ends of the gates. You would not need to buy anything extra.
754742
Not in my opinion. Two - one where it's shown, and you could put another on the other corner.
179892
I guess it's technically possible to use the metal rods to link 2 together side by side, but I think the problem you'd run into is that there wouldn't be enough tension to keep the gates in place.
1420174
Yes if you use the spacers that come with it. We looked a long time for a really nice/good gate and so happy we found this one. We liked it so much that we purchased another one and we are ready to buy our third.
290674
Yes, just make sure the combined width of the gate and extensions don't exceed the width of the the bottom of the hall.
2208397
Yes, you can. The posts of the 4 x 4 box are slotted on all sides, allowing you to connect additional slats to form a larger garden.
2080246
No. But you could easily buy another one and zip tie them together. The gate shrinks down to very small so I think if you have a space that is wider than 141 then another one will work perfectly. It comes with little feet to place on the ends for stability. Which make it even more likely to work with 2.
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.
484855
I'm sure you could, since the gates do come off and so does the lid. It's a pretty cool set up.
31036
Yes. It is quite easy to link two or more panels together to creat a larger straight gate.
768355
MLE, the gates are pivoting and can pretty much be positions how ever you want them, its just that they need be angled some to give support to stay up. Unless you have a means to secure them to something, my case, I had to stretch the gate straight in order to cover the gap I needed to block. bryan
1422739
As designed, yes. But I used a pair of (about) 6"x30" x 3/4" boards, put the screw eyes in them, hooked one to each end and made the gate stand-alone. Wider boards would add stability. This approach won't work as a strong barrier, but does discourage my min schnauzers from entering restricted rooms :)
1946771
As long as the edges are angled so that they face each other with the gate in between!
1998054
No, it comes with a small (about 6" wide) extra part to optionally make the area covered wider, but just the one gate.
1677556
It is three hinged sections but I don't think they would fit together with another gate. If your dog is small it probably wouldn't knock them over.