Can I connect my speakers largely. The construction goes smoothly (numbered parts, construction sketch exists), and soccer love children under 10 years will have their fun with it, and on the problems subsequently be suspended Torwand. Some things I would like to mention yet: 1) This gate I would not call it a "stable". The items will be connected by means of spring-loaded ball joints in the stock method. Unfortunately, only 1 ball sprung per connection, but multiple connections per aufzubauender direction (z. B. the crossbar). The consequence: in sum, the connection never stable but still shaky to some degree. Leaning against the goal post or even the hanging bar I think is excluded (the latter is also not permitted) because the gateway then gives simple. You want to try only the garnicht. 2.) On the instability and the screwed cross connections (from top front to back below) hardly change. You'd have to greatly pull tighter as it allows the enclosed tool. When trying this with the "right" 8-keys do & Allen, are me - and without any particular application of force - canceled 2 screws or the hexagon socket overexcited, once even the envisaged Arretiervierkant broken through (-> to thin sheet). It is therefore clear that these compounds can contribute to stability under certain conditions. 3.) For example, since the bar because of point 1 in the normal state slightly "sag", I have resorted to me as follows: the tapered plug connections with the ball, I have pasted over by wrapping duct tape, so that the fit is already fixed during mating. That was in any case more stable than the other measures. 4.) The entanglement in the lawn is fine and fixes the lower half-ring of the door at the bottom, unfortunately, this does not contribute to the overall stability in - only to the fact that the gate bombproof remains more or less in the same place. 5.) The threading of the network with the already mentioned by previous speakers black ropes works well. Since the supplied cables not even for the rear portion of the door sufficient (but only for the front frame), I would recommend to strengthen the Velcro fasteners at the rear as a cable sheath. 6.) The power makes me a particularly high-quality impression, at least it defies now been a good week all shots. The product description, yet speaks of a weatherproof goal is relativized in the assembly instructions at least: You should goal but please do not expose unnecessary weather. Conclusion: Although I have no direct comparison, but I think in retrospect that cheaper gates may also be no worse than this.
