My opening is 61". Will it work?I am not sure I understand how the side panels work to keep pups in.
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Hi, I also have a 61" opening and 3 shelties. To change the angle of the side panels you need to lift straight up (hold the center piece down) and then you can change the angle for a secure fit. I have mine set up so that the side pieces angle in toward the room where I confine the dogs. I've had mine for several months. My only complaint is that one of the feet (which is perpendicular to the gate) kept getting accidentally kicked as people would turn the corner (it broke the first week). It does a good job confining my shelties and the wood looks nice in our home.
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This product should work fine for your space. The side panels are adjustable to fit openings of various sizes -- they can fold in to be used in smaller areas and they can be extended straight out on each side to fit larger openings, which is what you'll need for your space. Regardless of which angle the panels need to be adjusted to, they "lock" into place so your pups will not be able to push them in and enter the space. This really is a great product... we love it!
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It should work fine. The side panels are flexible and they can be locked in place at different angles. We have a smaller opening so they are folded in some.
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Our dogs weigh 8lbs and 13lbs and they were able to slide the entire thing over and scoot around it...Since it does not have anythingholding it down (side walls) its quite easy to move (Unfortunately)...HTH
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I think it will fill an opening up to 60" max, but I'm not 100 percent sure. only used the part with the gate and neither of the extenders. I answered you question by looking at the instruction sheet which seems to indicate a max of 60" with the extra pieces.
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we have it in an opening that is about 63 inches and I think it can go out further but I would contact the manufacturer to be sure
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do we get extensions for this ? the opening is around 75 inches that i need to close
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I think it will cover a 41 inch opening. My opening is 36 inches and the extensions are open to about 3.5 inche each. I measured the extensions and they are about 4 inches long. It may be cutting it close. You may want to check a gate that measures slightly longer to be sure it will be secure.
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The opening will be where the vertical support is. Check your height too. The taller your unit the less room you'll have around the bottom to move around
2201648
It will work my opening is 46 3/4" I love it the small pet door is just big enough for my cats to get thri or a small dog
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I have the gate set in a 38" opening with all the included parts minus the Y adaptor that I needed for the wrought iron rail. Please note though that per the manufacturer's warning, this gate isn't intended to be at the top of stairs (this listing doesn't really point that out very clearly IMHO). Admittedly I have mine at the top of the stairs as well because y adaptor/wrought iron allows me to put a ton of pressure at the ends. That being said though the lower bar is about 0.75" high and the 21.5" gate opening is narrow when carrying a baby or other items. Factor in having to negotiate stairs... you might want to consider a model intended for that area....
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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.
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I went by their guide and bought a small because my dog only weights 9 pounds. It was to small. So I would suggest that you measure the height of your dog and buy the one that the opening is at least that high.
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Kacie, just off the top of my head, I really don't know or know if they have come out with wider gates. My opening is 34 3/4" with one extension. If you put a extension on both sides, maybe or if you added 2x4's on each side to pick up some slack you might be able to get the gate to work, but then you reach a point where the gate becomes a little weak, the whole gate. The better you can use the gate with out to much add ons (extensions) the more sturdy and stronger the gate. It is a great gate, maybe the mfg has made wider gates, would hurt to ask, like I say it is a great doggie gate and would work great for a child gate. bryan
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I had to cover an opening that size with this gate. I just added a single 2x4 as a spacer on the hinge side, and it works perfectly. My wife runs a daycare, and the gate has been up and solid as a rock for 9 years.
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I just checked the other question/ answers for the size opening and one reviewer was adamant that the widest opening for this gate is 40 inches. You definitely need to look for a longer gate. It will not be secure.
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I just measured the distance between and it's a little less than an inch, so it should work for your little fella. I've ordered three of this and one came without a front door but I just returned it and they sent another fast. These cages worked very well with our pigs and they seemed to have enough room to root and run around.
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It depends on the term large. I have Great Danes and my opening is 13.5 x 24.5. This works fine for me. I hope this helps. The opening you may have to research Pet Safes web site to get the exact match. I hope this helps.
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my opening is about 54" and it worked. It's just is a little cumbersome to put up if as wide as mine so it might be easier for your smaller opening
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I have not measured but I believe the opening is roughly 15 inches. I have a 55 lb goldendoodle and she goes in and out very easily. Hope this helps.