Once the top hinge is screwed in put up the gate to make sure it swings freely.

Set the door on, then line up the top hinge, mark then drill/attach

Very sturdy hinges (which was big for us since our other gates kept cracking at the

After letting out the top hinge bolt thingy I got the top of the gate to lock in, but the bottom is now off by about 1/8” and since it’s screwed into the jamb I’d have to unscrew it (which might be a problem because the screws stripped out really easy), fill the holes, and reinstall a bit lower

I then placed the second upper hinge with the top gate hinge attached and marked my drill holes using one of the wood screws attached

Also, if you want it to naturally swing, when not closed, in a particular direction, install the top hinge slightly back toward the direction of swing versus the bottom hinge

holes.-Pre-drill the top hinge holes and permanently install the

I had to add some wooden spacers between my top hinge and the wall so that the gate would reach.

The easiest way for me was to install the hinges and hang the gate

The hinges are solid, but my 1 year old has so far been able to RIP 3 of the bars off with his bare hands

I mounted a lower hinge first and then hung the gate with the end propped on a small drill box I had for balance

The gate is solid, the hinges are solid, the latch is only ok

Also, you cannot swing the gate completely open as the screen on the gate hits the hinge in the open position and limits its ability to swing completely open

Then you will probably need a helper to hold the gate so you can mark the top hinge for pre drilling

One hinge broke less than 2 month in

By expansion the top/bottom bolt/hinges, the gate eventually lined up and now works as advertised

Really sturdy gate and locks, installation isn't bad but the hinge and handle template isnt as helpful as it should be