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The Stairway 48W Series
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The Stairway 48W Series

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Hardware mounting anchors this wide gate to walls or flat banisters across staircases and open doorways. The stained oak wood and metal frame swings open with one hand, leaving the floor clear of any bottom threshold. It shuts behind you automatically or stays wide when needed.

$79.974.4 out of 5 · 4,203 ratings

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Reading the piece

  • Floor clearance A hardware mount eliminates the bottom threshold rail entirely. You walk through the opening flat across the floorboards without catching your toes or wrestling strollers over a raised bar.
  • Oak wood frame Stained oak wood panels sit inside a solid metal structure. The materials match standard household banisters and door frames without the raw plastic look of standard room dividers.
  • Handle release The grip handle unlatches with one hand while holding a baby on your hip. You push through and the door latches closed automatically behind your stride.
  • Wide doorway mount Hardware fittings mount directly into walls or flat banister posts across broad hallways and stair tops. The hinged door swings out of the way or props open for busy afternoons.

What the maker prints

Size
48"W x 32"H
Material
Wood

What buyers wrote about this one

“It went on easy for me, even though I’ve never done anything like that before and ended up having tricky baseboards and an annoyingly shaped stair spindle. I had to drill a new hole in the latching mechanism that the gate locks into, as the top hole poked above the base of the stair spindle I was drilling it into, still works great. I installed it at the top of my stairs and it’s been great so far.”

Livvy, rated 5 out of 5

“I installed this gate at the top of my stairs to corral my dogs. The opening I was working with was 30 inches wide. Installation was simple. I wanted to give my cats free access (and have no youngsters in my house) so I removed the upright post closest to the hinge. To do so, I used a hacksaw to cut through the post then twisted out each end. If you do this on yours, be warned that the posts are inserted with a dowel and brad nail.”

Sylvia T., rated 5 out of 5

“We had white metal gates on the top and bottom of our stairs and then my mom got this one for her house and we ended up replacing ours too. It works exremelt well and looks soooo much better. We’re on our first child intend to have a decent gap and then at least another child so we realized this gate may be up for the better part of a decade and it’s really worth it to make sure it’s not ugly and it works well.”

Zelie Smith, rated 5 out of 5

Where this one sits

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The Stairway 48W Series
$79.974.4 out of 5 · 4,203 ratings