Is it pressure mounted or do you have to screw it into the wall? I don't want to make holes in the wall.
1422790
It can be pressure mounted. However when we did just pressure mount it our german shepherd was able to push it through. You can't make it really tight because of the door. We ended placing the cups with screws in to secure the door. It works great. I don't even care about the holes since the gate works great. Love it. If your dog doesn't push up against it I it's a big dog or if you have a smaller dog I think the pressure mounts might work though. If its a big dog & he jumps or pushes it, it will not be secure. Hope this helps.
1422791
You have both options. But I only used the pressure and it worked fine with the exception that my yorkie fit through the rails at each side. Hope this helps.
1422792
It can be pressure mounted, mine is, but I think it would probably work better with it screwed in. I have knocked it loose and my very determined dogs have knocked it down a few times.
1422793
The gate is pressure mounted but they do provide the equipment to screw it in the wall. If you are putting in an actual doorway, you can use the wood that create the door seal to keep it from moving from the dog weight. But if you are putting in a plain hall way opening you will have to use the equipment to hold it in place if you think your pups will put their weight on the gate. Hope that helps you.
50452
It doesn't mount on the wall. It leans. There are a few little silicone dots on the back that keep it from scratching the wall and wiggling around.
2110572
It is mounted by a plate that screws onto the wall and a set screw from under neath. We're very happy with it.
121178
It pressure fits against the ceiling. You can screw it in, but it is not necessary. My husband has used his without screwing it in for over 3 years, and he is a big boy that really pulls on it to get himself up from a laying position. It makes the difference in the world!
1145623
Yes it screws into wall. The little round piece you see on the left side of the picture has 2 parts. One is not seen. It is behind the round piece you see. It screws into wall the the front piece slide over it. It is very well build and will not slide off. It turned every angle, up, down, side to side, diagonal.....worth the price!!!!
1847232
Yes it can be screwed into the wall, although we have not seen the need to do so.
1327917
It screws right into the wall. there are two holes on the Mail Holder. One on the top left and one on the top right of the back metal part. It came with the screws and I think it came with the drywall screw attachment. There weren't any studs where we were putting it so we drilled the holes slightly smaller than the screw, put the drywall rubber part in the wall, put the screw through the holes on the Mount Key and Mail Holder and drilled it into the whole. And TA DA!! its mounted.
153448
It's pressure mounted. There's no need to drill or screw into the floor or ceiling.
1761134
It needs to be screwed to the wall; hardware is not included. It is easy to install, though.
1715681
It can be either surface mounted or recessed into the wall. If you want it recessed, you might have to put some more work into installing it. We had to cut out some drywall and all since our old one was surface mounted!
1990274
I actually never did screw it into the wall even though it does suggest it. Personally I've had it for nearly 2yrs now & I had no issues with it tipping over, etc... its pretty sturdy & i have a ton of DVDs packed in there as well as other electronic devices. Personally I dont think its necessary at all.
1017375
I screwed it to the wall, which makes it much more sturdy. I personally would not use suction and if you don't want to drill 2 holes, use the suction cup but use some construction glue. It is a sturdy piece of equipment and and I am satisfied with it.
1140293
It comes with a screw to put in the wall and you can hang it on the screw. I however, used 3M Command Velcro strips. I wasn't sure exactly where I wanted them mounted. It's heavy duty and works great! You apply a velcro strip to the wall and one to the unit. I can change my mind and remove them any time without any damage to the wall. I would recommend this installation.
85933
It does not screw into the wall. It holds itself up by adjustable pressure feet. It has two panels that expand it to different sizes.
258828
It MUST be bolted into the walls studs to ensure proper hold. I suggest getting a stud finder before installing.
969382
It only came with screws and NOT any pressure-mounting devices. It is a well constructed gate if you can find a way to securely attach it.
258832
I don't recommend for you to install it in drywall. To heavy for it. But if you want to risk it, the box comes with drywall plugs and screws.