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North States Arched Decor 6- Panel Metal Superyard
Description
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Keep your pet safe and secure in the 3-in-1 Arched Decor Metal Superyard.The versatile, six-panel enclosure can act as a portable play yard, a gate or a barrier. The 3-in-1 Arched Decor Metal Superyard is free-standing and sets up in seconds, it can be used inside on a variety of floor surfaces. For added convenience, the 3-in-1 Arched Decor Metal Superyard can also be hardware mounted as an extra-wide barrier in your home or a gate, blocking off fireplaces, displays, etc.
- - Comes with six removable and adjustable panels.
- - The 3-in-1 Arched Decor Metal Superyard is crafted from heavy-duty metal with an exclusive matte bronze finish which is designed for exceptional richness, durability and depth of color. Sa
- - Optional two panel extensions are available to increase the size. (sold separately)
- - Unit can also be hardware mounted as an extra-wide barrier or fireplace screen to 144".
- - Swinging walk-thru door panel is built with a child-proof double-locking system allowing easy access.
- - Works on any surface indoors, will not scratch.
- - All North States Gates are certified safe for children between the ages of 6 months and 24 months, by the JPMA. Juvenile Product Manufacturer's Association.
Specifications
| SKU | 2551615 |
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| Primary Brand | North States |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 36.49 LB |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Bronze |
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| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Material | Metal |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 8.13 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 32.88 IN |
| Width | 27.75 IN |
1 - year warranty from date of purchase
Do not leave pet unsupervised or rely on gates to keep a pet safe. This product may not prevent all accidents
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I have 2 options both are L in shape 1st option : vertical side of L 6' (72") horizontal side 4' or 24" this would include gate. 2nd option: vertical side of L 6' or 72" horizonal side 6' or 72" this would include gate. Can either of these be done?
- Thank you for your question. Each panel within the Arched Décor 3-in-1 Superyard are 24" wide, including the panel that contains the door. The Superyard can be set into the shape of an L as it does have the ability to bend at each joint between the panels. For your first option, you will need to remove two panels from the entire Superyard as 3 connected panels will fit approximately 72", while the remaining 4th panel will fit a space of approximately 24". You will not need to remove panels to configure the second option of 72 x 72"
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Do I have to use all 6 panels? For example can I use only 4 panels or 5?
- Thank you for your question. The 3-in-1 Superyard will connect and/or attach to the walls when using an even number of panels. You can safely remove 2 panels to decrease the size without any issue. If you remove only one panel, you will not be able to connect the panels to make an enclosure as you will have 2 male or 2 female ends that won't connect together. The hardware that comes with the product contains one male and one female wall fitting that will mount the Superyard, unaltered, with an even number of panels (6). If you wish to use the Superyard as a barrier with an odd number of panels, you would need to order an additional hardware package from the North States website so that you have two of the same wall fittings.
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Can this be setup in a zig-zag arrangement?
- Thank you for your question. When using the Superyard as a barrier, it can be set in any position but must be attached to a solid surface at each end. The hardware for mounting the Superyard is included with it in the package. It should not be set to be a zig zag if it is not hardware-mounted. Using it as a freestanding barrier can cause damage or injury if it were to be tipped over.
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How big is each panel?
- Thank you for your question. Each panel is 24"w x 30"h.
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Can this be used outdoors on a deck?
- Thank you for your question. The 3-in-1 Metal Superyard should not be used outdoors. Exposure to outdoor elements will cause the metal to rust and/or break down.
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OK, let's try this again. How long is the entire thing? From wall to wall. If I buy this, I would really like to know more than just the door measurements. You sell it all at once, correct? Please tell me how long it is. How high? More than just a pic
- Thank you for reaching out to us. I'm sorry the answer to your question below did not give you the information you were seeking. It was not clear that you were wanting the length of the entire Superyard as the question only referred to the gate panel. When mounted, the length of the entire 3-in-1 Superyard is 151". This includes the mounting pieces that are attached to the wall/surface at each end. The 3-in-1 Superyard consists of 6 panels and is 30" high.
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I cannot find anywhere how long/wide this gate panel is???
- Thank you for your question. The width of the door panel is 16".
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How do you connect two 6 panel superyards together?
- Thank you for your question. Two metal Arched Metal Superyards can be connected by following steps 3-7 in the instruction manual. If you need a replacement manual, you can find one on the North States website by searching with the product model number 4936. Remove the vertical bars in both panels you wish to connect. Turn clockwise to loosen and pull down to remove. Remove the Socket Cap E, if needed. (Keep for future use as a barrier.) To connect the panels together, vertically lift one panel allowing the upper and lower hinge housings to slip into place in the mating panel. Insert the vertical bar into the recess of lower hinge mount. Press down and slide it into the upper hinge. To secure gate as an enclosure, tighten each vertical bar counter-clockwise.
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Can you connect two of the 6-panel gates together, to have a total of 12 panels connected and then mounted to the wall? I have a really big opening that I need to block off.
- Thank you for reaching out to us with this great question. Yes, you can safely connect two metal 3-in-1 Superyards together to use as either a large enclosure or a large barrier. While there is not a maximum amount of panels that can be used to create an enclosure, 12 panels is the maximum number that can safely be used as a barrier.
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How do you rearrange the gate panel to be put in the middle as opposed to the end like it comes?
- Thank you for your question, As outlined in the instruction manual, to reposition the panel with the door, simply set up the Superyard as an enclosure and then select and disconnect the two panels you desire to mount to the wall or surface, leaving the door panel in the position that you prefer it to be.
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