I need to close off a 73" space for a puppy. Can this adjust to that space?
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It is quite flexible and it works very well for our space. There were 4 pieces, we've used 3. I think they also sell smaller sections if you need a particular shape in the end. Easy to work with too
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Yes, I close off an equally large space going into my kitchen. I love this gate. And it comes with brackets to mount it to the wall if you want.
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No, she will not fit comfortably when closed completely. Also when the extension portion is opened my dog would slip towards the back smashing his face on the net, this is due to the flap not sturdy enough. Hope this helps,
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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.
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If you're asking if the width can be adjusted, no. There is about 4 inches of "rack" on each end, so we're able to use that space quite well. The height, however, can change, up and down. Hope that helps!
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Yes you can,because I did but it was a tight fit. I fit it on the bottom level! Even though it was a little tight my animals where still happy!
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It is not adjustable. The only thing I don't like about it. But it works well with my 70#, 55#, and 20# dogs.After a few walks they stay lined up in order.
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When the gate if fully extended there is a couple inches that could be taken off. However if as the gate retracts the top rail slides up, so there is no space. In other words, you would no longer be able to make the gate be less wide.
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Yep, you'll have plenty of space. It measures over 3 inches. I just checked for you.
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Yes. But the opening will be less the length of the door. So your opening will shrink the size of the door.
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It should. My space is about 69 or 70 inches high. Looks great! If I recall, you just leave out one of the metal tubes to adjust height. The instructions tell you how.
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I wouldn't. They would be very cramped. I have two Shih Tzu puppies at 3.5 and 2.5 and I got a second one because they will not fit in it together much longer and be comfortable
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Maybe but its 2"x1" so your dog should be mid-size or better. Also, It's range is limited and in our house it does work on different floors but it's not a big house. Good luck
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Yes, if you have the correct 42 in cover. There are velco tabs on each corner. You can raise or lower each side as needed. You will be glad that you bought a cover. By having the side door open, I use the crate as a lamp table. The dog can sit in her crate, be out of the way and feel part of the family. Very nice.
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Yes, this would work great, still have enough room to get in and out, and put bedding in for there comfort. I would recommend this it works for my 14 lb, puppy with room to spare.
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Hi Stephanie, Amazon asked me to answer this because we have three of these gates. I am not from the company. The answer depends on how you install it, but if you go as low as you can, the space is maybe an inch. There are two ways to close the gate. One just closed, where you could get more space by pushing on the gate (as my labrador retriever has found out and escaped through), and two, by locking it. When the gate is locked, you cannot get any slack at all (assuming everything you secure it to doesn't move- ha!) Hope that helps. Also, we have really liked our gates, and I would definitely recommend them. It takes a bit to get used to the locking mechanism, but once you do, they are great. Hi Stephanie, Amazon asked me to answer this because we have three of these gates. I am not from the company. The answer depends on how you install it, but if you go as low as you can, the space is maybe an inch. There are two ways to close the gate. One just closed, where you could get more space by pushing on the gate (as my labrador retriever has found out and escaped through), and two, by locking it. When the gate is locked, you cannot get any slack at all (assuming everything you secure it to doesn't move- ha!) Hope that helps. Also, we have really liked our gates, and I would... » Read More Hi Stephanie, Amazon asked me to answer this because we have three of these gates. I am not from the company. The answer depends on how you install it, but if you go as low as you can, the space is maybe an inch. There are two ways to close the gate. One just closed, where you could get more space by pushing on the gate (as my labrador retriever has found out and escaped through), and two, by locking it. When the gate is locked, you cannot get any slack at all (assuming everything you secure it to doesn't move- ha!) Hope that helps. Also, we have really liked our gates, and I would definitely recommend them. It takes a bit to get used to the locking mechanism, but once you do, they are great. « Show Less
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Yes. I have a lab and she does the same thing. She is about 70 pounds and has plenty of room.
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Yes, my dog is very small (13 1/2 pounds) and the collar can be adjusted and the excess length cut off if you choose to do so.