Does this gate lock open?
1288240
No it's only meant to remain closed so when you unlatch it the gate opens then it swings shut.
1288241
No, it doesn't. I think that it's automatically closing makes it a little safer, because it can't be inadvertently left open. If need be, it would be easy to prop it open with a door stop at the bottom
1288242
This gate (and I suspect all baby gates that swing out) is really easy to "lock" open with a small bungee cord. Put one end at one of the bars that doesnt move (on the hinge side of the gate door) and place the other end on a bar on the gate at the cords max extension without creating tension. I use a bright red cord, which against the white makes it more noticeable so that I dont forget it is open, as others have said could become a problem.
10773
Yes, you can open the gate from either side; that's the whole point of this latch. I don't know why they didn't mention it in the description.
1563029
The top latches. The bottom has a little lever that will either lock the gate, or make it only open in one direction.
489910
Yes it does. It's a small tab that swivels in between the wires that hold it closed. My three dogs have not been able to open the gate and even if they lifted the tab (not likely) they could not raise the door.
1639663
No, it doesn't lock open if you pull or push it all the way. There are other brands here in Amazon that offer that feature.
741786
No. You need to lift up the bar and take gate aside to walk through and then set it up again. It is a draw back, but I still like it because it is simple and easy and reasonably priced. I do, however, admit that I use this gate on openings that I don't go in and out of very often.
1731842
The Key is just in case you need to open the Lock Manually. If for some reason the gate opener fails, you can still unlock the lock.
87706
No, it does not. You must block the gate with something at the open position if you want it to remain open.
1489463
Yes, the round part that you turn to open the top has a hole that you can put a lock in.
2025029
It doesn't latch automatically. You must press the downward until you hear it click. Then to open it, you squeeze the latch from the top to release it. It actually works best if you squeeze down on the release button while simultaneously pulling up on the gate. Hope that makes sense.
768856
No. It locks whenever engaged. You always have to input the code. I used it on an interior door but It stopped working for me after 2 weeks. I spent a total of $20 in postage to receive and return. It is very heavy. I was give credit but it was a net loss of $20 for postage. I now have an extra hole in my door. I haven't replaced it with anything yet.
1123663
I stated earlier that it does not have a lock...it does latch and if your tail gate locks it will be secure. To open the cover you must lower your tail gate.
1270183
Yes there are hinges on one side so that once you have "unlocked" the gate it can swing forwards or backwards to open.
2051750
Yes you can swing it shut but only if it's securely installed. I close the gate by clicking it together when I can but half the time I kick the gate with my feet and it clicks shut. We hired a handy man to install it properly and it now auto-locks by just swinging it.
526631
No, it does not lock. But it opens both from the front and from the back. I like mine, and I can easily see whether the flag is up or down. .SES.
863612
No. Its not necessarily a lock. Its a piece of plastic that slides to the middle to stop the door from opening. There is a (maybe) 6 inches piece of plastic that hangs down on one side to make it easier to slide it. Depending on how tall you are if you could reach close to the top to slide it then you will be fine.
467485
Yes if gate is a pedestrian gate and not for vehicle access. There is a different opener for that.