🐾 Enhance Stability and Convenience with NXN-HOME Support Feet for 360 Degree Configurable Pet Gate Collection Review

I bought these to keep my dogs from bumping into the gate. Now the gate slides more easily with these handy felt pads on the underside of the gate. Pretty useless.

Nice feet provide the extra stability I was looking for in the free standing Pawland folding wood panels. They fit great.

The legs do not go well with the gate. They are very loose and very easy to remove. I use the gate in my grand opening for my grandson and he keeps ripping his legs off. Pretty sure, Evan, the dog could have hit her.

stand worked for a little pup. As he got a little older, he could easily knock down the gate. I'll use it to surround the tree and other things, but all I know is that it's not very strong.

Product looks good and is very easy to install. However, I'm not happy with the quality of the materials as one broke in half in less than two weeks. Admittedly, moving the gate caught me on the wall, but I still didn't expect it to break in half.

These support legs keep me calm when it comes to my new gate to keep the pup out of the living room. However, one of them moves to the side when the gate is moved, so I have to reattach it every time. Maybe replacing the piece of styrofoam with a thicker one will make it stronger. Overall, though, I like these.

Glad it works with the free standing PAWLAND wooden gate: feet together, still for light use only. I wouldn't expect them to support a toddler or a dog leaning against the gate.

So I removed the black ends of the legs. I then used it in the middle for a firmer wedge/grip. I also used a folded piece of cardboard to fill the gap, but once I had straight staples there was no need for cardboard. The photos show the braces I used, instructions on how to remove the tape, and the finished product.

There are SO many good things to say about them but I'll keep it simple. They are beautiful. Besides, they work! You can place them between each crossbar on your gate so they work depending on placement. Also, the slots on the legs that you slide them into at the gate are padded so they won't scratch or scrape your gate! All good things! What I really hate are those stupid things people use on gates to push them tight against the walls. It's a tasteless look based on personal experience aside…