🐾 Improving Pet Safety: Carlson Extra-Tall Flexi Pet Gate Review

This works well for our dogs but they jump on it and knock the plastic pieces off the rails. We've renovated it several times and it's a little bit better than nothing. It is best if the angle is inwards where the animals are kept. Then when they rest on the apex of the triangle, he pushes it together instead of apart. The plastic is tearing out of the bottom rail of our gates. and the vertical rails, which serve as hinges/connection points, easily fold in and out.

We have this shaky area where the two walls don't "align" so we needed a flexible gate. Also, it is over 60 inches wide. On top of that I wanted a tall, non-jumpable gate and was looking for the unicorn of all gates. Found this one and I just LOVE it. I don't even think I have to screw it to the wall. The hinges you screw it into are adjustable so you can slide them over the bar. The 3 sections "clamp" in place to prevent falling. I like that you don't have to activate the door (just lift the…

Great Gate. Large - just the right size for the space I needed. Screws into the wall very easily with an electric drill. I'm sure you could use a screwdriver if you had to, but I can't say for sure. Measurements are accurate. Overall the quality is good, especially for the price. Much cheaper than elsewhere I've looked. THE ONLY PROBLEM: If the door is shaken hard enough, the latch will eventually lift, even if you have to slide to the side and then pull up the round latch on either side of the

To be honest I really like the concept of the gate and its initial setup. However, the product description for its extension did not mention how this process works. I learned this the hard way when I bought an extension that I thought would work with the Gate to extend it and now I'm dealing with this company trying to make a product to return, which is completely unusable for my purposes. 3-panel goals work on "even" and "odd" designs. The gate leaf with the door is called "flat”. The panel on

We needed a gate to close off our just over 1.5m playground so our little one is safe at night. Her room is across the street from ours, and while we wanted her to come into our room at night, we didn't want to sacrifice her safety in the process. This gate was the answer. The brand name of this gate drew me because we already have one at the top of our basement stairs and love it. The price was a bit higher than I would have liked, but luckily the retail price was more than halved at the time…

I read many reviews before buying this gate and in the end I decided that if I didn't have much more money I would would like to spend would try. I was warned it was very thin so wasn't surprised when it really was. However, I think the price I paid for Revain was worth it. We had another 6ft accordion for 9 years and all was fine until we took over the camber. So it's really difficult to find a very tall gate with a 6 foot span that you don't have to constantly exit via the opening. So I wrote