Ingenuity Summer Everywhere Extra Tall Walk-Thru vs Summer by Ingenuity Thruway Gates (52W / 53W)
The Everywhere Extra Tall Walk-Thru Safety Gate 33463-000 (white) fits 28.75-39.75 in; the Thruway Gates (52W / 53W), 27.5-52 in. The Everywhere Extra Tall Walk-Thru Safety Gate 33463-000 (white) is 36 in tall; the Thruway Gates (52W / 53W), 33 in.
Only the differences are shown.
| Summer by Ingenuity Everywhere Extra Tall Walk-Thru Safety Gate 33463-000 (white) | Summer by Ingenuity Thruway Gates (52W / 53W) | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Pressure-mounted gate | Pressure-mounted gate |
| List price | $84.99 | $79.99 |
| Mount | both | both |
| Stairs (maker's words) | "Can be installed in doorways or at the top or bottom of stairways; hardware included for top of stairs" | "(not made for stair use)" |
| Fits openings | 28.75-39.75 in | 27.5-52 in |
| Height | 36 in | 33 in |
| Walk-through door | Yes | Yes |
| Door opening | 19.5 in | 17.5 in |
| One-hand open | Yes, per the maker | Not listed |
| Extensions | Not listed | Three included |
| Hardware | Hardware kit for stairs; drill needed | Not listed |
| Material | metal and plastic (about 90% metal, 10% plastic) | steel (about 89% metal, 11% plastic) |
| Age (maker) | 6 to 24 months | 6 to 24 months |
| Maker's warnings | Assembly required; door stopper helps keep the door from swinging outward over stairs | Not for stair use; bar spacing up to 2.75 in; assembly required |
Ingenuity Summer Everywhere Extra Tall Walk-Thru
A 36 inch walk-through gate with a 19.5 inch door that mounts with no-drill adhesive cups in doorways and with an included hardware kit at the top of stairs.
- Hardware for stair use included
- Door stopper
- Tall at 36 inches
- Hardware install needs a drill
Summer by Ingenuity Thruway Gates (52W / 53W)
A metal swing-door gate with a foot pedal that opens it hands free, fitting openings from 27.5 to 52 inches by pressure mount or hardware mount.
- Foot pedal or latch
- Very wide fit range
- Swings both ways
- The maker says it is not for stair use
- Hardware install needs a drill