🚪 Safety 1st Pressure Mount Lift, Lock and Swing Gate - Adjustable Width: 28 to 42 inches Review

I've had this fence for 2 months now and I don't know how I went without it for so long. It's always been a mission to open my door while two dogs try to run outside or pounce on my poor postman. It is very easy to install and use. Gates slide left and right to fit different size door frames. Once you get the size, you don't have to fiddle with that button anymore. The gate clicks securely into place and to unlock you press the small button at the top, lift the handle and then open the gate to…

We have a love-hate relationship with this gate. I've had it for about a year, so here's my mom's honest take on it. Although it works as it should, it is very difficult to block at first! But listen to me! It's HARD TO CLOSE which means none of my kids can put it down or move it! Once you've secured this bad boy in place, he has an impressive ability to create a strong seal against the wall and the locking mechanism is LOCKED in for what feels like an eternity! The lock has a two tier system…

I hate this gate so much. There are many bumps in our home which makes these gates difficult to "bolt up" or mount to the wall/door. My son is quite strong and has knocked over this gate several times. I have a feeling that when we take it off to go in and out of a room it becomes more and more difficult to put it back on. It is also difficult to open the gate with one hand. Not only is my son strong, he's fast and it's taking me ages to come to terms with that. I wish I had spent the extra…

I bought this to add to an older similar version of the first security gate I have so I can close both kitchen doors to give my bunny some free time. I like the handle/extension style of this type of gate. I prefer this mechanism to all other existing styles. It's that easy to use. I've had the first version since my son was born almost 12 years ago and it's still great so I expect the same from this one. My only complaint is that the mounting hardware was bundled between the two halves of the…

I brought this gate to replace the old wooden gate which was a headache but had to be readjusted each time we used it to herd our dogs into the common room. That works great. You set the opening width once and don't have to set it again if your door opening is the same. It's snug and my GSP hasn't knocked it over yet. It would have been 5 stars if I was the only one using it as I had no problem pulling the release handle and pushing down to lock. I am quite strong but my 80 year old parents are

When we were furnishing our home we tried different swing gates. However, we skipped it, mistakenly thinking it was just a pressure gate. We later bought it as a portable street gate for our late night visits with family and friends - only to find that this gate can also be permanently installed! If we had known this beforehand, we would have bought these gates wherever we installed gates in our home. This gate works very well as a pressure gate. It locks into place and doesn't move when I try…

I bought 3 of the best they have to offer and this one really was the best. They all claim to be one-handed, but they really are, especially when you decide not to hard mount it but to install it again and again into a same sized hole. The other two designs require you to turn a knob about halfway down on one side. Therefore, you are already leaning on purpose. On gate number one, my hand kept slipping off the handle because it was too slippery and I needed another hand to lock it. At gate…

I bought this gate to keep dogs on the ground I am on. He'll come back unless someone can tell me how to open and close the damn thing efficiently. It must have taken about 15 minutes or more to try to get the handle past the unlock icon. I ended up doing that, trying to steady the gate with my feet and holding the trigger with both hands, pulling hard on the handle because at that moment I didn't care if I broke that damn thing. Even the gate didn't move because some genius at the factory…