🧸 Wall Cup Safety Bumpers for Baby Gates – 4 Pack, Ideal for Doorways, Stairs, and Baseboards – Works with Pressure Mounted Gates, Perfect for Child, Pet, and Dog Safety Review

Our adjustable door gates would slide off the door frame if our dog jumped on them. If we tightened the adjustable poles enough to prevent them from slipping, the aluminum frame of the gate would warp and the gate would become difficult to close and latch. We ordered these wall caps when replacing the adjustable bars hoping they would slow down the sliding. They not only slowed the gliding, they stopped it completely. Our gates only withstand normal bar pull, do not deform and these wall cups…

The Regalo Easy Step Super High Passage Gate was such a great purchase that I bought two to keep my grandchildren in a child proof part of the house. A great purchase to use with a gate are 4 packs of Vmaisi Baby Gates Wall Cups. A hard plastic wall cup with a flap is ideal for these cups. With the simple installation of a single screw, these guards securely attach passage screens to the opening, creating an effective barrier to protect children and pets alike. The spring-loaded "lock" is…

We had a child's gate in our old apartment to restrict access for cats and dogs - no railings on brackets. We then moved and saw the damage the baby gates did to the walls :( So we got them for our new location - we moved from this location - and NO damage to the walls after removing the baby gates where these guards were, there was very little discoloration on the wall but no real damage.The discoloration was erasable with a magic eraser no problem.And we needed a second baby gate for our next

product as advertised; looks good, works as advertised, big enough to keep my wolfhounds from escaping. A few minor issues: 1) some minor bolts/screws (not the ones with eyelets) were missing - but they were so common that I found them all over the house; although it should be noted that I have a ton of screws of various sizes on hand; 2) The hinges should allow the door to flex in either direction - so if you need to work/open the other way you just need to swap out the stop/panel. I tried it…

I bought these Vmaisi mounting cups to use with a Munchkin XL gate at the top of the stairs for added strength, and was very satisfied. These mounting cups were very easy to use/easy to install. Simply insert the mounting cups that came with your gate into these and turn the adjusting rod on the gate until it is securely fastened to the wall. Note that they add a bit of overall width to your gate, so you'll need to factor an extra 0.98 inches (usually one inch) into your width calculations if…

We have two baby gates but not for one baby. Instead we use them to keep our young/clumsy/big dog from going upstairs. I've tried three different types/sizes of kids gates and they all fit GREAT where I need them, but not completely. I'm apparently the only person on earth who wants to stop another mammal from climbing a ladder, but he also has a ladder that has a wall on one side and an open wooden railing on the other. The number of options for this scenario is surprisingly limited. We really