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gate configurations (choose which best fits your scenario):
Measure the width of the opening where you intend to install the gate.
• Refer to the following illustrations to determine the correct installation
configuration.
• Baseboard molding may change which configuration is appropriate.
• If mounting the gate at
the top of the stairs,
begin with installation
step #1.
• If mounting the gate in
openings away from
stairs, begin with
installation step #4.
A
B
C D
E
(28.5 in.- 32 in.) without extension frames (32.5 in.- 36 in.) with one short extension frame
(36.5 in.- 40 in.) with one long extension frame
(44.5 in.- 48 in.) with both short and the long extension frames
(40.5 in.- 44 in.) with one short and the long extension frames
WARNING
NEVER install three extension
frames on the same side of the
gate.
!
!
Note: This instruction book illustrates installation of gate configuration E.
• If choosing gate configuration A, skip step 4.
• If choosing gate configuration B, add only one short gate extension to either side
of the gate frame in step 4.
• If choosing gate configuration C, add only the large gate extension to either side
of the gate frame in step 4.
• If choosing gate configuration D, add only one short gate extension and the long
extension to either side of the gate frame in step 4.
!
IMPORTANT:
Gate includes a door stop (part F in
components) which prevents the gate
from swinging open in one direction.
• When installing the gate at the top of
stairs, be sure the door stop is on the
stairway side of the gate so the door
cannot open over the stairs.
• While the door stop comes fully
assembled on gate, it can be removed and
installed on either side of gate frame.
• When gate is not used at top of stairs,
door stop may be removed to allow gate
door to open in either direction.
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