Is this a pressure gate or does it have to be screwed into the doorway with hardware?
1790539
This is the cheapest thing I have ever purchased on Amazon. It broke the second day we had it. I have an 8 lb dog and a 10 lb dog and when one of them jumped up on it...it fell over, 2 of the pegs broke in half - and it just got worse after that. We tried duct taping it but more and more pegs kept breaking. The gate lasted 6 days in my house and I threw it away. The gate weighs NO MORE then 5 lbs. It's poorly made I would NOT waste the money on in. Buy something a little more pricey and better built!! I think if you screwed it into the wall the side pieces would split just by putting screws into them. Hope this helps. This is the cheapest thing I have ever purchased on Amazon. It broke the second day we had it. I have an 8 lb dog and a 10 lb dog and when one of them jumped up on it...it fell over, 2 of the pegs broke in half - and it just got worse after that. We tried duct taping it but more and more pegs kept breaking. The gate lasted 6 days in my house and I threw it away. The gate weighs NO MORE then 5 lbs. It's poorly made I would NOT waste the money on in. Buy something a little more pricey and better built!! I think if you screwed it into the wall the side pieces would split just by putting screws... » Read More This is the cheapest thing I have ever purchased on Amazon. It broke the second day we had it. I have an 8 lb dog and a 10 lb dog and when one of them jumped up on it...it fell over, 2 of the pegs broke in half - and it just got worse after that. We tried duct taping it but more and more pegs kept breaking. The gate lasted 6 days in my house and I threw it away. The gate weighs NO MORE then 5 lbs. It's poorly made I would NOT waste the money on in. Buy something a little more pricey and better built!! I think if you screwed it into the wall the side pieces would split just by putting screws into them. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1790540
This is the cheapest thing I have ever purchased on Amazon. It broke the second day we had it. I have an 8 lb dog and a 10 lb dog and when one of them jumped up on it...it fell over, 2 of the pegs broke in half - and it just got worse after that. We tried duct taping it but more and more pegs kept breaking. The gate lasted 6 days in my house and I threw it away. The gate weighs NO MORE then 5 lbs. It's poorly made I would NOT waste the money on in. Buy something a little more pricey and better built!! I think if you screwed it into the wall the side pieces would split just by putting screws into them. Hope this helps.
1790541
It's neither, but don't waste your money. Broke after about 2 days, very poor quality
860162
Yes, teh baby gate came with both the tension screws and screws that could be used to permanently mount the gate to the wall. We used the screww in to the wall option because we are using it for dogs and we didn't want them to be able to push it over. Hope this helps, we love the gate.
940850
We were able to mount the gate to a banister on one side. It did not come with the hardware. We had to buy and stain a 2" x 4" piece of wood and cut to the height of the banister, then strapped it on the banister with heavy duty straps. We had cut grooves in the 2x4 to secure the straps in place. Then the gate circles (where the gate is attached to open and close it) were screwed into the wood. It sounds like a lot of work but works great in the long run.
1222344
Yes. The gate itself snaps into four plastic tabs that are screwed into the wall on each side the gate located top & bottom. This is NOT a pressure mounted gate.
1900548
It comes with hardware that screws into the upright posts of the frame. You can always figure out a way to lash wood posts to your metal frame and connect the gate that way. It's perfect for coralling kids and dogs. Love the fact that it is rust-proof cast aluminum and attractive. Goes with my black outdoor aluminum furniture. Believe it also comes in a tan. Good luck.
1167711
You screw it into the bottom of the door. Can't remember if the screws were included or not.
1305078
This is a pressure gate. There are rubber stopper things on each side of the gate and you use a small tool (included) to tighten it on each end. They are EXTREMELY sturdy. I have three of them - and one is at the top of my stairway so it is used multiple times every day and has never moved or loosened. Couldn't get a better gate. They are pretty attractive too.P.S. I'm not sure why other people are answering this question. I think you are mistaken. They do NOT nail or screw or mount into the walls. Perhaps you are looking at the wrong gate.
1922044
The hardware screws in to the wall. It would work fine as long as you are willing to screw in to the door frame.
1422790
It can be pressure mounted. However when we did just pressure mount it our german shepherd was able to push it through. You can't make it really tight because of the door. We ended placing the cups with screws in to secure the door. It works great. I don't even care about the holes since the gate works great. Love it. If your dog doesn't push up against it I it's a big dog or if you have a smaller dog I think the pressure mounts might work though. If its a big dog & he jumps or pushes it, it will not be secure. Hope this helps.
1369385
It is a latch type of gate where you will need to screw eye hooks into your walls. This is not a tension based gate.
1276392
if it's a wood bannister you can drill right into it...only 4 screws per side....if metal railing...we strap a piece of wood to it and then mount gate into wood
716485
We screwed ours into the wall. It was a life saver. After years of battling with pressure gates and stepping over them at the top of a dangerous stairs, this one is light weight enough to screw into the wall and not pull out of the dry wall. I LOVE this gate! It easily swings open or can be pushed inward to make it smaller to get through.
552674
You can install it with a push button on the inside to open it. That's what I did. Yes it automatically locks when you close the gate.
561631
It's a pretty heavy gate. I have it installed into a stud. In one case I even nailed a 2x4 to the stud in the wall and then attached the gate to that. I wouldn't attach it directly to drywall (no stud), I can easily see it coming out of the wall.
129546
It mount's to the wall or door via suction and though nobs in which you can adjust the tightness. My 60 pound golden mix has not been able to knock over, get through, or jump over this gate. Works perfect with that dog but the 12 pound bichon can fit through the little door which I was hoping only my cats would be able to fit though.
792984
you have to close it yourself and latch it. I love this gate. We have a 60 pound goldendoodle puppy who loves to put his paws up on it when he gets excited to see us. super sturdy
2111610
No. Gates with that feature are pretty descriptive to that point. This is a very cheap gate. You can't apply to much pressure with it or it will break.