What is the space between the bars at the largest point (in inches)? I am trying to find a gate that will work both for baby and for my chihuahua.
1801815
2 1/4" at the largest area (between the bars). I did not purchase the extension pieces so I cannot comment on their widest openings. I love this gate so I hope it works for you
2104477
The bars are very narrowly spaced. We just got two baby rats after one of our girls died (we now have four females in the cage), and there is no way they can get skinny enough to squeeze through. The space between the bars is probably about 3/8 inch. The cage is very well designed and won't pinch them anywhere either (like in the door). We have been very happy with this cage!
516450
The gate measures approx 29.75 inches from bottom of the frame to top of arch of gate. We have 2 and have been extremely happy with them. Work great on stairs for baby or dog.
2216784
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.
543441
We have two gates. The height for both is about 30". One gate is 33" wide and the other is about 50" wide. They are adjustable. I suggest that you call the company and tell them exactly how wide your doorway is and they'll be happy toanswer your questions. I have been very pleased with the gates. They are very sturdy. We have a Yorkie and he can'tfit through the bars because they are close enough together. On other gates the bars are too far apart.
154578
I measured the bars so I could give an accurate answer: Between bars = 1.6 cm - From Center of one bar to the center of next bar = 1.9 cmI hope this helps. This is a good cage! We aren't using our's b/c we have a Moluccan Cockatoo and she's a giant.
2106344
It measures 16-1/2" - a bit small, yes, but the conveniences built into this are nice. The gate swings either way and it stays open when you open it all the way, you just have to pull and it closes. It has a spring so it closes automatically. We leave it up all the time.
1873421
The manufacturer also makes this gate in these dimensions: Dimensions: 30 to 35 1/2"W x 29"H x 2"D Spacing: Spacing on either side of gate ranges from 1 1/2" to 4 1/2", depending on the width of the opening. Spacing between bars is 2 1/8"
2005764
Someone else said their doorway measures 27 1/2" and the gate wouldn't go that small. Even when adjusted. It was too big.
812969
They make different width. I returned the gate because on our doorways of 32" the gaps were too big for our 11 pound dog.
450184
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.... 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... » Read More 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.... « Show Less
2050790
Either 40 or 42 inches. If you need it higher just don't set it on the floor. I generally keep mine several inches off the floor and the dogs still can't get under it and it sets it a little higher. When I first got it I had to loosen the screws to get it to work right. I had a child gate exactly like this years ago so I knew how it was suppose to work.
960482
Thank you for your question. The width of the Summer Infant Custom Fit gate is 1/2".
812968
The gate is actually 28", but then the screws/pressure mount parts allow it to fit in my doorway that is 32". I don't know how much bigger it can go - but it's definitely just for a single doorway. The gate has been great for me - tall and very sturdy.
1234881
A small child cannot squeeze between the bars. I purchased it because I have 3 Chihuahua's. The only 1 that could squeeze is was my Teacup Chihuahua.
1773609
Just purchases two if these gates for my porch to confine my dogs. The gate is 27 1/2" high.The installed height will depend on how far off the floor you mount the brackets. I have Dachshunds and Chihuahuas so U mounted my low so they could not go under the gate. It is mounted 1 1/2" off the floor (or deck in this case). That now makes the installed height 29". If your dog is bigger, you will be able to raise the mounting brackets high enough that your dig cannot go under and not hopefully not jump over. So far very pleased with the gates. Only complaint is one of the set screws would not set as it was stripped.Hope this helps. Just purchases two if these gates for my porch to confine my dogs. The gate is 27 1/2" high.The installed height will depend on how far off the floor you mount the brackets. I have Dachshunds and Chihuahuas so U mounted my low so they could not go under the gate. It is mounted 1 1/2" off the floor (or deck in this case). That now makes the installed height 29". If your dog is bigger, you will be able to raise the mounting brackets high enough that your dig cannot go under and not hopefully not jump over. So far very pleased with the gates.... » Read More Just purchases two if these gates for my porch to confine my dogs. The gate is 27 1/2" high.The installed height will depend on how far off the floor you mount the brackets. I have Dachshunds and Chihuahuas so U mounted my low so they could not go under the gate. It is mounted 1 1/2" off the floor (or deck in this case). That now makes the installed height 29". If your dog is bigger, you will be able to raise the mounting brackets high enough that your dig cannot go under and not hopefully not jump over. So far very pleased with the gates. Only complaint is one of the set screws would not set as it was stripped.Hope this helps. « Show Less
70904
2 and 1/4 inches between the bars. You can set the gate as high or as low as you want from floor to bottom of the gate. You simply adjust and set the wall anchors as you want them. Works well for me., I have a 90 pound German Shepherd and the gate works for him ( and me).