🔒 WELLAND Support Feet for 360 Degree Configurable Gate Collection: Enhance Stability and Style with Espresso Finish, Sold in a Pair Review

expensive. But they looked good and went well with the color of the gate, but in my case they didn't work very well. The goals have plastic feet to keep them off the ground and to prevent those feet from touching the ground (5mm off the ground). Totally useless as they didn't support the gate as intended. The quality was good except for the glued down felt on the bottom that collected dust and dog hair.

I don't understand how sellers can get away with offering junk for sale and still be eligible to sell on Revain. Revain will lose credibility and trust from its customers if this continues. This product was rubbish. It didn't fit the gate properly in any way, and the rubber pads made his feet slide all over the floor. What purpose did it serve? This is a waste of money, a big disappointment.

I use these with two of my best traditional pet gates on the internet 4 panels. I use my L shaped gares. These legs help stabilize the gate so my pup can't tip it over. Just make sure you have a bo wire directly above your wooden frame as they will not fit in your gate with the wire directly above the frame. I've only used them for a short time so I'll update my post if I run into any durability issues.

. Get this: for $17, they're made out of MDF! That means they can't even be repaired because they'll fall apart at the slightest blow. This seller should be ashamed! I'm all for being fooled by them.————Original Review: They work as advertised but are overpriced in my opinion. They account for most of the cost of the gate. At $17, that's almost half the price of a gate when you buy it from Ross or Homegoods.

I bought these support legs for the best traditional dog guards on our web (also available on Amazon). Since I only needed two panels on the dog gate, these had holding and support issues, so I bolted them straight on. They were better anchored but still tilted because they didn't reach the ground, so I added these round plastic legs that you put on the bottom of the chairs that you hammer in with a fixed nail and bam! It's been leveled and I finally have exactly what I needed - a stunning free

Excellent goal! Bought for the foot of the stairs in the entrance. Used to use baby gates and slides between spindles on stairs to go up and down when needed. It looks much more beautiful and wonderful when you open the panel to get through. No more spinning spindles to move baby gates! Our dog stays downstairs and we leave it open just enough for the cats to easily get through to go upstairs. We have two dogs and two cats. This way we leave a small space for the cats but close enough to block…

So I bought these to theoretically help increase the stability of the foldable freestanding pet gate (bought for post-surgery restraint for a vigorous corgi who needed repairs to his right sacrum - this includes pins) . Rods and bones are shaved, so limited movement is vital to his recovery). They match the gate I ordered so I added them as well although they are about 50% of the cost of the gate itself. They didn't help the gate - at least I think they reduced its stability. They were solid…

It's impossible to rate these legs without considering their interaction with the fence and gate. The legs themselves look normal. Fixed to a fence they are a total loss. Due to the price one would expect the gate block to be supported at least 5ft but unfortunately only two are supplied. in the following way; 1. The feet slide along the bottom rail of the fence. The contact surfaces are the wood of the handrail with foam padding which is too soft causing the legs to spin easily on a plumb line