ADJUSTMENT WHEEL
RUBBER FOOT
Assembling and Installing Your Gate
STEP 1
STEP 2
STEP 3
NOTE:
You will notice a slight gap between the gate door latch and
the frame. This is not a defect. Your gate is a pressure mounted gate
and this gap will disappear once you tighten your gate in its opening.
Insert the (4) threaded spindle rods into the holes at each of the four
corners of the gate.
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.
Position the gate (B) 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 1, 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:
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.
OUTER HOUSING
RECEIVING
COMPONENT
NOTE:
There should be equal spacing among each of the (4)
threaded spindle rods. Make the appropriate adjustment to ensure
you have installed your gate safely.
STEP 4
When you are satisfied with the general placement of your gate, fully
tighten the threaded spindle rods attached to the lower corners of the
gate by further rotating the adjustment wheels. Continue by tightening
the upper threaded spindle rods. As you tighten the threaded spindle
rods, you will notice the gap between the door frame and the secure
lift latch begin to narrow. In order for the gate to function properly,
stop tightening the upper threaded spindle rods just before the outer
housing of the secure lift latch and the receiving component touch.
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.
