🐾 Enhanced Carlson Extra Tall 70-Inch Wide Adjustable Freestanding Pet Gate – Premium Wood for Secure Pet Containment (Model 2870 DS) Review

I have a Shorky who enjoys sitting on the porch and watching people and dogs, but recently he has learned to get over the short barrier that initially blocked the porch entrance. It's time for the gate but I wasn't sure what to get since I have a brick porch I can't drill through. Then I found this gate that doesn't need to be attached to anything and fits in very wide spaces (perfect for my porch with an entrance of about 70 inches). It took me about five minutes to assemble and it's very easy

We have a 13 year old cat with claws who went outside every day. We had a very small fenced in back yard that we couldn't escape from. Then we move to 10 hectares surrounded by forest. Our sweet kitty was taking a long time to adjust to her new surroundings and she was looking out the door, wanting to go outside. This product was our best decision. It's long enough to fit in our entryway, and then some. I have short legs but my husband steps over the gate with no problem. It slides back and…

I think it will do the job. We got it for our 3 month old dog to stay in the living room when she has free time. The dog you see in the picture is our older dog who doesn't particularly like the puppy so he separates the two if need be. I will say that although I initially thought it was easy when I started the build, it turned out to be difficult when I tried to block it. You need to make sure your gate is snapped into place before placing the legs. Otherwise you will not be able to align the…

This gate has good and bad qualities. Advantages: The gate part is well made and looks very nice. It's high enough that my Boston Terrier couldn't jump over it. The price is very reasonable in my opinion. It's not really bulky and heavy. Easy width adjustment. CONS: It comes with cheap plastic legs that you screw together and then screw into the "ends" of the gate. There is an edge that sticks out about 3 inches and needs to rest against the wall to keep the dog from "pushing" the gate. Well…

I was looking for a decorative pet gate to separate my restricted area from our golden retriever. We had a standard metal pet gate and it screamed 'ugly' for indoor use in our dining room/living room. Our large dog is trained to respect the gate, but I wanted something more decorative in our predominantly wooden decor. The space I needed for the gate was very wide (125 inches) so I had trouble finding the right gate to match the width and decor. When I found this gate I decided to get two so…

. t size with spacing between bars. First, let me talk about the packaging. The box was sturdy and the gate was packaged with hardware and plastic legs in another cardboard insert. Four legs (2 pairs of identical parts) and 12 screws (plus instructions and warranty card) are all you need to worry about. The only thing needed for assembly is a Phillips screwdriver (#2 worked for me). The legs need a bit of a hold and squeeze when screwing in the outer screws, but the pieces line up nicely. Don't