Baby Gate | Wooden Gate | Dog Gate | Safety Gate | Pet Gate | Wood Gate | Custom Gate | Stylish | Modern | Stairs | Geometric

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Check out our gates recently featured in these popular blogs! https://mackenziehoran.com/2021/12/13/our-chippendale-baby-gates/ https://juliaberolzheimer.com/mini-post/geometric-baby-gate/ https://www.anneandersonhome.com/blog/2019/4/8/may-favorites || D I M E N S I O N S || WIDTH: up to 38" HEIGHT: up to 27" ***This listing is for one single panel gate*** || D E T A I L S || Custom made dog /baby gate to fit any opening! Gates are made of quality wood, sanded, painted, and sealed by hand. Finish Options: Pure white, wood stain, or unfinished. Hardware: Available in oil rubbed bronze, satin nickel, brass, and black. Includes two (2) hinges and gate latch/bolt. -----WHAT YOU NEED TO DO----- 1. Message us first if width is greater than 38" and/or height is greater than 27". Please include your zip code. 2. Choose finish option. (White, wood stain, or unfinished) 3. Choose hardware option. (Oil rubbed bronze, satin nickel, brass, or black) 4. Provide gate dimensions if width is 38" or less. We need exact measurements of opening (wall to wall, floorboard to floorboard, banister to banister, etc.) Please send photos of the space! || I N S T A L L A T I O N || **PLEASE NOTE: This information is provided for reference purposes only. We do not accept any responsibility for any liability, loss or risk, personal or otherwise, incurred as a consequence, directly or indirectly, from any information or advice contained here. STEP 1: Attach Hinges to Gate 1. Figure out which way you want the gate to swing open. Be sure you’re attaching the hinge so that you can open the gate entirely in the right direction. The hinge should close in the direction you want the gate to open. 2. Place hinges on gate and mark screw locations 3. Drill in pilot holes 4. Install and tighten screws STEP 2: Attach Gate to Wall/Board It’s easier if you have a second person to hold the gate up while you drill it in. Stud Install Installing into a stud is the most secure mounting option. So first you need to find said stud. There are relatively inexpensive stud finders/detectors on the market <$10 or see if your handy neighbor has one to borrow. Just waive the finder over the wall and it is like a vertical version of the metal detector at the beach. Align hinges with marks made on wall/wood and attach with screws. Drywall Install If you can't install into a stud, installing into dry-wall is your next best option. You will need to use a drywall anchor to help the screw grip and provide support for the frame. Try to only drill into the wall as far as the anchor is long because you don’t know what is behind the wall and you don’t want to drill into anything important. Drill at depth and then put in the anchor into the wall and hammer until it’s flush with the wall. Use your screwdriver/drill to screw in the screw. Wood Install If you are installing into wood (like a stairway banister, high baseboard or door framing) this is similar to installing into a stud. STEP 3: Attach Latch/Bolt Follow enclosed manufacturer's instructions We are not responsible for damages incurred during the shipping process. Hill & Co. Woodworks will not replace the product or provide any refund. By purchasing this product, you agree to these terms and conditions.