Can this gate mount at an angle? I have to install the gate from wall stud to wall stud and they are skewed. I'm not sure from the photos whether this can be accommodated.
364991
thats what we had to do, my husband says that 3inches is probably the most offset they could be. If we understand what you are describing. Our walls were not even across, there is about a 2 inch difference in the walls. This is the second gate that we have installed, the first one we have had for 5 years. We liked it so much we got another to use for the basement stairs. The first was used on the landing of the stairs going up. It's been great for our grandkids and our dogs!
364992
This does not work well on an angle due to the way the locking mechanism works. You can screw a 1x6 oak board to the studs and mount to the oak board on the hinged side and still get a nice finished look.
425199
The locking mechanism does not work on an angle, BUT you could mount the gate hinge on the angled wall. As long as the locking side and lock strip meet well it should work.
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.
1012369
No, I installed it straight, but it can be installed at an angle. It does have it's limitations, but as long as you anchor it properly, it should be fine.
1123072
Let me first say that we mounted ours straight. Let me also say I think you should contact the manufacture to get more details. With that said, I see no reason why it can't. The door swings 90% either side. So if you have a door angle that's say 45% and the other is the same or flat, I see no reason why it wouldn't work, as long as you use the proper anchors. Keep in mind when you swing the door to one side, depending on the angle, the door will extend out further away from one side. Good Luck,
2174126
My gate is attached to the banister with the latch side on the wall. It's attached just above the wood. Not sure if this helps answer your question. When I look straight down at the rail from the top, it is uneven in that it angles slightly more toward me as it connects to the wall because we wanted to narrow the gap a little between the edge of the top step and the bottom of the gate. So on the banister side the rail is over the opening of the step, but on the wall side the rail is slightly over the floor before stepping down. Don't know if this makes any sense, but it has worked great.
763166
I don't see why it wouldn't work out. I'm not going to take mine off the wall to check, but it looks like it can do about any angle.
19568
You can angle it at any of those connecting points...so if you were ok with a curved gate it would work
747436
With this gate everything needs to be lined up perfectly for it to latch and open easily. It will not work on an angle or if one side is attached higher than the other. The kit does come with parts that can attach around a substantial spindle to make it into a square surface that the gate can attach to.
75111
You will have to mount it flush on one wall but it must hit in a stud. Or it my not hold. The angle of the bracket will allow for it to be in the corner
96568
The gate comes with the hardware to mount it on the wall. That being said, unless your house has studs that perfectly match up on both walls your will probably need to get some heavy duty drywall anchors. I also decided to get slightly longer and stronger screws than the ones provided...but that's just because I am paranoid about safety.If you want to install it on a banister without screwing into the banister I believe they sell and additional kit for that.
989492
I used this gate at the top of a stairway, with the one side attached to the wall and the opening side overlapping the bannister and a divider on the other side of the stairway opening. Unable to visualize your setup, though, I can't answer that question.
1222822
Mounting at angles (depending on how much angle your talking about) may not be the best method. It would be advisable to contact the Mfg. before proceeding with an angle mount.
1079081
Yes, I believe the gate can be installed at all angles including 90 degrees. It's just a matter of getting the panel lengths right.
1903137
There is a lot of leeway in regards to where you want to insert the screws into the studs. I would not have any fear or hesitation. I am very pleased with this wall mount.
825696
You should not have an issue as long as the length between the walls does not exceed the length of the gate itself. You can bend the gate at 90 degrees where the side panels meet the inner walk through gate. This is three panels that have fully rotational pieces where each of them meet eachother. So basically, it can be a 90 degree bend with two panels on one side and one on the other side. Hopefully this makes sense...good luck!
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.