Can you install this gate at an angle?
1393252
No. It slides in the latch so if the latch is flushed against the wall but the gate is at an angle, you would not be able to slide it in, however if you tried installing the hardware at an angle, you'd probably make it unsafe. Hope this helps.
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.
1393254
Not unless you angled the receiving part of the latch the same as the gate. (Putting a piece of wood under it or something.) Not sure it's the best gate for an angle but I could be wrong.
1393255
I was able to do so in my application. However, only the hinge side can be angled, the latch side must be perpendicular to the mounting surface. I love this simple gate and own three.
1055863
If you are asking regarding left side or right side opening then YES. I put it on opposite what the instruction page showed. My gate opened from the other side than what the drawing showed. VERY easy installation.
1375725
No... I put a small Shim under it to angle it and it is fine. See the rest of my info. Richard G.
1451109
You really can't because there is nothing in the ends to hold in place like an actual gate. Unless you have the perfect fit for one panel I don't recommend using it as a gate. It's very light also. Could be easily knocked down.
1109921
Yes, you can adjust the angle a bit, anywhere from closed to a bit past a 90 degree angle. It does not open flat though.
1012368
I had a slight, 10 degree angle on one of my gates. I put plastic wedges, available at most hardware stores, behind the latching hooks, to make the angle almost non-existent, and it works fine.
2279919
Yes. Each of the four corners of the gate unit has an independent tension screw that can be adjusted as needed in order to achieve a secure fit.
1946771
As long as the edges are angled so that they face each other with the gate in between!
1045608
Yes you can angle the gates to fit. It is set to a zig zag pattern. So even if the opening is slightly different, I don't think this would affect you being able to angle the gate. Hope this helps.
230627
Hi, Yes, you could, but I think that you would be better off with another product as my gate had just normal use with a 12 lb dog and two hinges/screws came right out.
317236
The attachment system is able to be adjusted with thumb screw arrangement. I don't know how steep angle it will go, the adjustable screws can be extended for maybe an 1.5 inches. There are our such screw and each can be adjusted individually. The bottom can be close to the gate and the top screw can be out the 1.5 inches.
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
462096
You can mount it at any angle. You only need to open the screw slightly to break the circuit. It is a battery saver to say the least especially if you leave your vehicle parked for long periods.
1950734
You should be able to, but it will have to be bolted vertically--won't pivot horizontal/vertical.
43285
While I cannot give yo the precise degree of angles, there are several options. I would be very surprised if the angle you are looking for is not available.
298563
No, I do not think it will work. Ours is on a very very slight angle because we did not use a level when installing and it has some slack in the gate mesh making it not as tight across. Still works but it is frustrating when trying to latch and unlatch.
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!