🌞 Summer Infant Banister & Stair Safety Gate with Wide Door - Birch Wood, 33"-46" - Gray Accents Review

Not happy with this gate. Installation is easy enough, but the anchors and screws are terrible. Once mounted exactly according to the instructions, the wall rail could simply be pulled out of the wall. Drywall anchors are terrible. Screws are very cheap. Let's try another way to make it work for us. I need a gate for my kid so it needs to be installed somehow. I would not buy from this brand again.

Instructions are not well written. The gate is very nice and if you can install it, that's great. HOWEVER, there was one part that didn't work with mine. I've been going back and forth with customer support for almost 2 months now. I can say they are terrible. They are completely ridiculous and their answers border on the rude. They refused to help me with the problem and now I have a very nice gate that is worthless because they refuse to fix the problem. Hope you don't need any help from the…

Great concept but needs improvement. This works, but needs to be checked between the side posts and pressure points with ratchet straps. As you can see in the picture I have high bars. I didn't think this would be an issue other than the fact that the main support legs can slide up and down. This is the right app, especially as I was looking for something for a higher level email app. I need to find a way to attach the normalization points to the main support posts as they are not really…

This gate looked great in the ad and when it arrived unboxed it didn't disappoint; until I tried to install. I was expecting rounded supports but only got flat railings. It didn't matter in the end because I mounted it with screws. The real problem was the wall hardware. I mounted it on the skirting board which according to the instructions and description should have fitted. Had not. Only 2 standoffs are included for the exposed screws, even though there are 3 exposed screws on a 3" baseboard.

I bought this gate for wall to rail mounting. When mounting on a wall, three holes must be drilled in the wall. If you have skirting boards on your wall, 2 spacers are included. The problem is that my baseboards aren't high enough for the bottom hole so there have to be three spacers in the kit so you don't have a screw on one of the holes. The other BIG problem with using standoffs is that when used with standoffs, the screws aren't long enough to extend the wall anchors, so they won't hold…

To install on a railing, your railing must not have a hillock at the base and the two square parts of the railing must be a certain distance apart. This was not mentioned in the product description. I have square railings at the top and bottom and cylindrical ones in between. The distance between my two square portions is too big to work with this product. The supplied tension belts are not suitable for the round part. Also, the bar must touch the ground as it can slide freely in the ratchet…