MY GATE OPENING IS 24 ' LONG HOW MANY DO I HAVE TO BUY?
63274
I received 8 pieces of racking, each one being just a smidge over 26.5". Its just over 17.5' all put together. You don't need racking for the whole gate though, just how much you need the gate to open.If your gate needs to open the entire 24' then you'll have to get more than one. If a 17 foot opening is enough you'll be OK with one. Good Luck.
63275
Hi, for 24` you will need 8pcs of gear racks. Each gear rack is 3.3ft in long.
63276
The motor has to sit outside the opening so will need another 1.5 ft to 2 ft (min) + the 24 ft for the gate; say 26 ft overall. Be careful when ordering. The racks come in 2 lengths as far as I can tell. The shorter one is about 2.25' (which I bought), while longer one is 3.3 ft. You will need to get about 12 lengths of the shorter one or 8 lengths of the longer one.
63277
Depending on the length of the racks you will maybe be stuck with an extra one and you will have to cut them to length.
1361701
Yes- The gate will go to 72''. We purchased 4 gates and we have them all adjusted to different lengths.We are very happy and will order more. One was missing the hardware so we called the # on the box and they sent it right away.
536511
Mine is mounted in a 32" opening. The user guide says it will go up to 42-1/2" openings. They also mention optional 10" extensions for 42" to 63" wide. They recommend no more than two extensions per gate.
352501
I only required one for my 80' of house length. According to materials that came with the unit, more could be added. Sorry I can't give a definite yes.
2100612
The manufacturer states 48" maximum. Two possible solutions with this gate, which we like a lot, are as follows. One would be to buy two gates,as there are multiple extensions, which might work, but would be expensive unless you need two gates one opening 49" and one less than 45". The other solution,which should work, would be to get two 3/4" boards that are at least 34" long and at least 2" wide to place next to each wall and the gate pressure would hold them in place. They could be painted the wall color. We use them in 35", 36.5" and 39 " openings so there is definitely flexibility. Hope these thoughts help!
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.
1061829
The gate is 32" in the middle section. I don't it would work well for a 24" entrance.
754986
All it takes is the right length of chain. The real key is having good quality rollers. If your gate does not move easily with out an opener them your opener won't last as long. The rollers I'm using we're more expensive but well worth it
1923448
The gate itself is 18 inches high. The 24 x 2 x 24 measurements would be the size for the box it comes in, I believe.
217615
This answer is for the 24 or 100 foot quantity: More or less 4 feet. The product is shipped as a basic assembly which requires specific cutting at each end depending on where it is to fit, e.g., gutter end, inside corner, outside corner or overlap end.
845441
I need a walk thru gate about 30in. in height (or it can be more height if necessary) to fit a five foot wide opening. Can you purchase additional sections to make this gate wide enough to work in a five ft. opening? If so, how much do they cost?
1403509
The gate and one extension (12 in. as shown in the picture) will fit 48 in. opening. To me the picture is showing one extension plus the gate? You need to check if the 150 gate @ $139.33 as shown in the picture includes all that is shown. If so, it will fit your opening. If only the gate for that price, then you need to purchase one 12 in. extension as well. I have a 61 in. opening with one gate and two (12 in.) extensions. I measured for you and as shown in picture one gate and one extension should work for you. Do the math: gate + (one) 12in. extension + mounting brackets gets you in the neighborhood of 48 in. The gate and one extension (12 in. as shown in the picture) will fit 48 in. opening. To me the picture is showing one extension plus the gate? You need to check if the 150 gate @ $139.33 as shown in the picture includes all that is shown. If so, it will fit your opening. If only the gate for that price, then you need to purchase one 12 in. extension as well. I have a 61 in. opening with one gate and two (12 in.) extensions. I measured for you and as shown in picture one gate and one extension should work for you. Do the math: gate + (one) 12in. extension + mounting brackets gets you in the... » Read More The gate and one extension (12 in. as shown in the picture) will fit 48 in. opening. To me the picture is showing one extension plus the gate? You need to check if the 150 gate @ $139.33 as shown in the picture includes all that is shown. If so, it will fit your opening. If only the gate for that price, then you need to purchase one 12 in. extension as well. I have a 61 in. opening with one gate and two (12 in.) extensions. I measured for you and as shown in picture one gate and one extension should work for you. Do the math: gate + (one) 12in. extension + mounting brackets gets you in the neighborhood of 48 in. « Show Less
2010751
You will probably have to buy more "5 core" wire depending on where you want to install the control box. I needed 200 feet of it. It''s pretty expensive. My gate opener worked well for about 18 months then started giving trouble. A $90.00 new logic board didn't help. You might want to think twice about buying this unit.
1403507
The way you see the gate pictured will fit a 48" opening which actually has one extension on it. The gate without the extension will not fit 48" because it is the gate only with maybe 2" on each side of it.
1521222
I am not at home to measure the gate opening but I do believe it is what they say it is. I am very satisfied with the opening, comfortable to go through. Door swings both directions. I have the 60 in fence and gate. Anything really huge items can be lifted over the fence/gate area or remove the whole thing. If you are not satisfied with this answer please feel free to let me know, in the meantime I will measure my gate and if it differs from 23 inches I will try to let you know somehow. Jeri
1288411
Each panel is 32". You will need 5 panels to cover that, so the 6. 3 to span the opening (with about 20" of overlap, so 10" on each side) and 2 on each side at a 90-degree angle to hold the gate up. Something like this: |_ _ _|
517210
Included in the package with the gate are extensions to equal the width in the product description. If your doorway is larger than that you will need to purchase the separate extension kit.