29 38.5 in
ADJUSTMENT WHEEL
RUBBER FOOT
Assembling and Installing Your Gate
STEP 1
Take the left (A) and right (C) gate frame
halves and align the holes in the lower
horizontal tube. Place the frame halves
together and then using the frame assembly
screws (I), tighten the two halves together.
STEP 2
Lower the gate door (B) into the assembled
gate frame and insert the lower gate door
pin into the mounting hole on the frame.
STEP 3
Align the hole in the upper corner of the gate
door with the hole in the door mounting bracket.
Insert the spring loaded mounting pin (H) into
the hole in the mounting bracket and the door.
STEP 4
Locate the (4) threaded spindle rods (E).
Rotate the adjustment wheels along the
threading, eliminating the gap between the
adjustment wheel and the rubber foot.
STEP 5
Insert the (4) threaded spindle rods into the
holes at each of the four corners of the gate.
NOTE:
Once the spring loaded mounting pin is
inserted into the gate door hole, it cannot be
taken out again by hand.
STEP 6
Position the gate so that it is level and centered
within your doorway or opening. Rotate the
adjustment wheels on the threaded spindle rods
in the opposite direction as in Step 4, expanding
the gap between the rubber foot and the
adjustment wheel. Expand each of the (4)
threaded spindle rods until they make contact
with the doorway or opening. Do not fully tighten
the threaded spindle rods yet.
NOTE:
You will notice a slight gap between the
gate door latch and the frame tube. This is not a
defect. Your gate is a pressure mounted gate and
this gap will disappear once you tighten your
gate in the doorway opening.
NOTE:
It may be necessary to hold the
threaded spindle rods or rubber feet while
rotating the adjustment wheels to ensure the
entire unit does not rotate.
NOTE:
The gap between the gate and wall
should not exceed more than 2.5 inches. Make
the appropriate adjustment to ensure you have
installed your gate safely.
