🚪 North States MyPet 50" Extra Wide Wire Mesh Petgate: Easy Tool-Free Installation. Pressure Mount. Fits 29.5"-50" wide (32" tall Sustainable Hardwood) Review

I love these gates! This is definitely the tallest gate on the market that I could find in the "affordable" price range. I highly recommend this product if you don't want your pets running around the house.

I have purchased two of these pet gates, both are exceptional quality with a more secure mesh, inches printed directly onto the adjustment bar for quick setup, perfect height for most pets (respect older cats ( while the younger ones see a serious problem in coping with the conditions of detention), the wood is smooth, without splinters, the fittings are strong and have survived our numerous daily dismantling and dismantling, it has made our life much easier, thank you!

Probably the best gate I've found on the market but in my opinion most are junk. It won't fit our smallest doors, but will work well in any door that is 30 inches or larger. What I also like is that it fits in large doorways and even wall to wall in most hallways. It is also easy to use and lockable. well in place. I took a felt tip pen and drew the closing area for our hallway and door. This allows for quick installation without the guesswork. My only complaint is the quality of the wood…

Bought "Like new" - as described. EASY TO USE - No assembly required other than measuring the width of the door and attaching the locking pin. High enough that the cats, at least the old ones, feel it's not worth jumping over. Both were afraid of each other, so jumping over the gate was probably the last thing on their mind. However, you should always remain in control as your cat could jump over it. For the price it was great. I'm pretty sure I can pass this on to a friend or animal shelter…

I have used this pressure gate for decades. They've always worked great so I chose them to keep our pup safe and out of some electronics rooms. I gave them away when my youngest granddaughter was growing up. I tried to stick it in the door crack. The design forbids me. The locking bar prevents this because the 4 rubber "stops" are too short. They should be at least ¼-½ longer to avoid this problem. Then I put it right behind the door frame. Everything seemed fine so I ordered a second gate…

This product seemed great but it wasn't. Having plastic on top and bottom for the sliding point that guides the wooden rails creates too much friction and doesn't slide easily. You should be able to find your size by the small notches and then push down while the two sides slide out until you reach the locking point. But that doesn't happen unless you try to shake or otherwise move it while pushing the center section down into the locked position. In addition, the two arms hinged in the middle…

I bought a 50 inch gate and as you can see it fits perfectly. I already had those goals. I read reviews where some people say they are broken. son and he still uses it. I bought it for my Yorkies. If you try to squeeze the handle with a metal part, DO NOT USE FORCE. That means it's tight. Take a step back and try again. If it's still hard to push down to go to the next notch. I marked the notch with a pen so I get it right every time As you can see it has a metal latch. It's a lot easier to use

Love that this is the traditional baby gate I grew up with. This works well in small doors. We bought it to stretch down the hallway so we're using it 44 inches long. It's not strong at this size and we have trouble opening and closing the gate easily. It seems stuck at the bottom and we had to move it onto a wooden floor to open more than a carpet. Since we just climbed above it (to train puppies with a dog that doesn't push him), everything worked fine. The father-in-law came and he can't get

#1 receptacle. I bought it as a warehouse deal for €15. Outstanding quality for this price. #2. It's a big *barrier*, not a gate. This means you can't keep it on all the time and just walk through it. But! It fits very well on the door frame and you don't need to mount any hardware on the wall (important for renters). Also, dogs have trouble getting through which makes it useful. #3. "Sustainable" wood means it's pine. Glad it's pine. Most likely, all the racks in your house are made of pine…