Wall Fix Extending Metal Gate

Very pleased. This is my 3rd gate. There are some rather negative remarks regarding this item, but I can assure you - if you lay it out and measure distances once, twice, three times, AND use the paper template supplied to ensure the pivot mounts are correctly aligned - you will have a wonderfully installed stair gate. Planning is EVERYTHING. When installing in a doorway, you will need to ensure the plastic peg is correctly in place so as to allow the gate to open in one direction ONLY. It might seem as if it can open in the same direction as wne the door is open, but it will bind on the spine and will need to be opened AGAINST the direction of the door (i.e. if the door opens into a room - the gate must open out from the room). Naturally, if used across stairs or non-door way, the direction of opening need not be set and the plastic peg can be ignored. Best to extend the gate as large as possible for the gap and use the adjustable pivots/catch-pegs to fine-tune the gaps. It means there are no gaps bigger than there are between the bars of the gate, itself. Mine are used between rooms to stop dogs but allow the cat to leap over it. Whether impossible for a child to open it is impossible for me to say (none of the dogs have managed it...) HOWEVER, I will state that opening it requires attention or practise to execute.Care is needed if carrying something spillable as it is a seemingly secure lock that requires both lifting the gate out of a notch AND turning a 'stop' to allow the gate to be lifted out of said notch. Seems tricky, but is a smooth action once you get used to it. You really MUST take care when mounting the pivot blocks. USE THE SUPPLIED PAPER TEMPLATE. It will ensure they are vertical, aligned with each other, and the correct distance apart. Correct alignment means smooth action and neutral action (the gate doesn't swing open/closed when not latched) Basically, it will stay where you leave it if you get it right. Be very careful with hanging it to opne left or right. The two parts of the gate overlap and it creates right/wrong sides when it comes to opening against a wall. If you find it binds, then just mount it upside down and reverse the screw-in pivots top to bottom. NOTE: they are different because each is keyed to each pivot block. This is because one has the release mechanism which allows for the total removal of the gate from whatever gaps it is onstalled. Ah, yes, removal. Extremely handy. Once installed, it is sturdy and won't be possible to 'push through' - but if you need to move a large object past it (furniture etc.) then a grey button allows you to lift the gate up and clear of the pivot blocks. Noteb that you need to activate interlocks precisely as if opening the gate normally. So, no child is going to just lift the gate out of the way rather than opening it! I wrote that I have bought three of these gates. I actually use four stair gates. The first was another brand. It is excellent, but it lacks the ability to be removed entirely from the doorway without actually unscrewing the pivot blocks from the door frame (which I have had need to do, twice. This brand is as solid but a little better designed. You won't regret buying this gate as long as you use your head when installing it.

I bought this gate for the top of my stairs not for a child but for an adult who was at risk of falls. The idea was to stop him trying to get down the stairs on his own. It done the above with ease. Easy enough to install to the wall or wooden frame. Pretty lightweight for what it is and made of. The gate locks easy when closing the gate. And easy enough to open if you know how. Comes in white with an easy to clean surface. When fixed to a brick wall it's is very very sturdy so there is no way it's going to fail. It's guaranteed safety as long as you fit it correctly. The great part is because the gate is fixed to the wall with hinges. There is no bottom bar to step over which is great. When installing the gate make sure you alter the gate to the correct size. Altering the size of the gate is fairly easy. I actually still can't get over the fact this is so cheap. This must be the cheapest gate I've ever purchased but also one of the best. For all the above reasons I can honestly say I highly recommend this gate. It's great value for money too. Which means you get a quality product for a cheap price.

I needed a stair gate to stop the puppy from exploring. As this was going to be fixed across the stairs I did not want a gate that works by pushing against the walls; the end banister might not like it! This gate is made from 2 overlapping metal frames that link together very well with four clips that screw into the frame. I was sceptical at first, but they hold together really well. The included template to position the top and bottom hinge plates was good quality and accurate, so fitting the hinge was a breeze. I had to drill two holes to position the top catch on the opposite side to the hinge and the bottom catch screwed into the wooden skirting. The adjustments on each corner made this very easy to position. Note that if you position the hinges inside a door frame then you can only open the gate to 90 degrees, so if you want to open it wider, ensure the hinges are near the edge of the frame, or as I have done in my case, on the front of the end banister. Operating the gate is easy, just lift the gate a couple of cm to lift the gate over the catches - I chose this particular gate because it features a spring-loaded swivelling blocker that prevents the gate from being lifted otherwise... I did not want the puppy from lifting it with his nose !! closing the gate is the same - lift and pop the gate back into its catches - the swivel block flips aside to allow this. Early days but the gate feels sturdy and just the job if you don't mind screwing the hinges and catches into the wall. Oh and even better, if you want to remove the gate for a short time, the gate lifts off the hinges with a small button on the top hinge. I recommend this and would not hesitate to buy again. and I am fussy ! November 2023 update - We originally positioned the gate at the foot of the stairs and as the Labrador pup grew, well - he vaulted the gate and explored the mystical "upstairs realm" ! We re-positioned the gate up a step and that seems to have solved that problem... gate still works really well and the spring-loaded catch, whose spring feels lighweight is still doing its job.

La maggior parte di cancelletti in vendita oggi si montano senza fare buchi nel muro... e questo potrebbe attrarre molto l'acquirente, ma attenzione! Tutti quei modelli hanno una barra sottostante fissa che non si apre, con un grosso rischio di far inciampare il vostro bimbo, in particolare se lo montate in cima alle scale! Inoltre sono estensibili solo acquistando una prolunga a parte, quindi la larghezza di apertura non aumenta. Questo modello invece si monta coi buoni vecchi fisher da muro, però si apre completamente, lascia il pavimento libero senza rischi di inciampo, è estensibile a piacere senza prolunghe esterne. E' persino removibile. Non pensateci due volte, qualche buco nel muro vale tutti questi vantaggi, perchè un cancelletto lo comprate per la sicurezza! Lo consiglio, oltre a quanto già scritto, anche perchè è robusto, bello esteticamente e venduto ad un ottimo prezzo!

produit de très grande qualité à petit prix. le petit plus par rapport aux autres barrières:pas de seuil dons pas de risque de chute et mise en place et retrait très facile. Je recommande

Not good lock

Very unprofessional to deliver a paint damaged product to customer. I have paid the price to receive a new product. Totally unexpectable.

Sehr stabil. Fest an der Wand befestigt. Einhändig zu öffnen und leicht wieder zu schließen. Tolles produkt