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summer infant banister kit

summer infant banister kit Doorway 48W Series Safety Pet and Baby Gate, openings 29"-48" Wide, 36" Tall

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summer infant banister kit Doorway 48W Series Safety Pet and Baby Gate, openings 29"-48" Wide, 36" TallDescription Keep your loved ones safe & secure in style with the Ingenuity Doorway 48W Series Pet and Baby Gate. Measuring 36" tall (including a decorative arch), this white metal safety gate conveniently helps contain children and pets while complementing your home dcor. Our Hold Open and Auto Close technologies add convenience as you navigate your home. When opened more than 90 degrees, the door will stay open. When engaged less than 90 degrees, the

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Keep your loved ones safe & secure in style with the Ingenuity Doorway 48W Series™ Pet and Baby Gate. Measuring 36" tall (including a decorative arch), this white metal safety gate conveniently helps contain children and pets while complementing your home décor. Our Hold-Open and Auto-Close technologies add convenience as you navigate your home. When opened more than 90 degrees, the door will stay open. When engaged less than 90 degrees, the door will close. A variety of included extensions help you configure the ideal setup for spaces from 28.5 to 48 inches wide. Install it in doorways or hallways quickly & easily using the included no-drill pressure mount system with adhesive wall cups that help protect your walls from damage. Or use it at the top of the stairs with included hardware (required for safe stairway installation). Recommended tools for hardware installation (not included): drill, Phillips-head screwdriver, pencil, measuring tape. NOTE: When installing the gate, do not cut the red zip that is tightened around the swing door until instructed to do so in the Instruction Manual.
  • The Ingenuity Doorway 48W Series™ Baby and Pet Gate fits openings 28.5-48" and is 36" tall (including arch); please measure opening prior to purchase to ensure proper fit.
  • Fits in doorways or hallways with easy no-drill pressure mount system to help prevent damage; fits at top or bottom of stairs, on walls or flat banisters, with included hardware kit (required for stair use)
  • 17.25" wide door can swing both ways; door conveniently stays open when engaged more than 90 degrees; gate door opened less than 90 degrees will close automatically and auto-closes at less than 90; stopper prevents door from swinging over top of stairs
  • Door locks securely to keep children & pets contained with narrowly spaced bars; adults can open door with one hand by engaging the latch and pulling up on the door
  • IMPORTANT NOTES: When installing the gate, do not cut the red zip that is tightened around the swing door until instructed to do so in the Instruction Manual. This gate will not fit openings 32-33", 36-37", 40-41", 44-45"


Price & Details
MSRP: 89.99
SKU: 17018-000
Dimensions (in): 35.98" (H) x 47.99" (W) x 0.98" (L)
User Age Range (months): 6 - 24 months
Assembly Required: Yes
Batteries: Not Required
Materials: 93.7% Metal, 6.3% Plastic


Instructions & Care
  • Wipe clean with damp cloth.


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