🐾 Enhanced Richell Premium Plus Freestanding Pet Gate with Door Review

I've been using this gate for about 6 weeks to keep my 60 lb dog up. The gate is only for a small dog so my girl could easily push it away if desired. Please don't tell her lol! The gate looks great, it wobbles a bit but that's not a problem and the door is very comfortable. Direction. What I like best about the door is that after I walk through it, I just gently slam it behind me and it locks into place. I also like the swinging ones. I leaned one side against the wall to the right of the…

We have three children under the age of three and we have a duplex apartment with nice wooden stairs and railings which we didn't want to destroy by drilling while protecting the children. We also hate how ugly the baby gates are and wanted something to go well with our main staircase that leads from the foyer to the upstairs lounge. That helped! We placed it a few feet from the top of the stairs between the living room opening and the top banister of the hallway so it wasn't directly on top of

When I discovered this grid I was so excited to finally find a way to keep my elderly dog with urinary incontinence issues off my carpet and also have a grid that is easy on the eye. This is a beautiful gate as pictured and that's how it was when I unpacked it BEFORE assembling and installing it, flipped the gate over and broke the leg immediately. I suspect the leg had a crack before I opened the box and once installed it just fell off. And the tear is so bad that I can't just stick it on and…

UPDATE ****** Downgrading my rating to one star as it's falling apart after 6 months. One of the main connections came loose (literally). A month ago I tried putting more wood glue in the space created by the open joint but I didn't manage to apply enough glue and now it's falling apart again. This is one of the main joints at the bottom which means the gate has lost all stability and when opening the gate falls down and practically touches the ground. This is on top of the broken latch (from…

Love this gate. I just wish it wasn't so expensive. I've spent quite a bit of time looking for a free standing gate with one door. I was surprised that most of the freestanding gates were short and had no door. You must step over them to overcome them. I was concerned that many of them just weren't big enough to prevent my little fella (8.5 lb toy breed) from jumping over them. And I really didn't like the idea of stepping over it every time. I'm a small person and if I were to carry something…

Before you buy: Look at the space you want to protect. Call the furniture store and ask "How much would it cost to replace 'xxxx' if my dog/puppy ate it?" Then take this figure and compare it to this gate. Did. Buy it. Unfortunately, we learned the hard way how valuable those goals can be. That's why I'm giving it 5 stars: (a) freestanding (b) no drills, screws or marks on the wall, (c) 5 minutes to install, (d) simple side locking hinges making it easy to set up, (z) simple door a latch…