4NM No-Assembly Folding 96" Extra Wide 30" Tall Wooden Dog Gate with Door Walk Through, Freestanding Wire Pet Gate, Accordion Puppy Gate, with 2PCS Support - White

This is exactly what we need to keep our small dog on the deck when we are enjoying the afternoon sun, not worrying about him “visiting” the neighbors. It was easy to assemble and sturdy enough for our needs.

I have a wide space with a door that opens into another doorway. Hard to battacade and still allow passage through both doors. This fence worked for me. I love it!!!

i thought it was made of wood. it's actually a laminate finish, but it does look nice.

Perfect for keeping dogs from trying to walk out the front door. Bought specifically for dog sitter because afraid of accidents but it works so good for stepping out for mail or packages. Fits many different areas. Very study with the additional floor pieces but also works well enough without them. Great purchase.

I LOVE THIS GATE! Took 5 mins to screw on the locks and put the feet on. I bought this to keep my spoiled rabbit off my beautiful new table. He's been frustrated trying to get in thanks to my new security gate. The gate is pretty and can be used in many ways. It's easy to move around to close areas and verry sturdy. I say close areas because it is pretty heavy to Carry the whole thing around. I do not regret this purchase at all.

I had high hopes but this gate arrived broken and it is so poorly constructed that it’s not even worth trying to repair. One big heavy, expensive and time consuming task to return. Don’t waste your time or money on this one.

This is an attractive fence assembly that we bought for our Golden Retriever puppy. The overall finish is nice, but there are several issues resulting in us giving it just an average rating. 1) Most all screws were not fully tightened into the wood frame, and a couple were stripped out. 2) Screws attaching the wire screen to the wood frame need to be 1/4 inch longer in order to securely grip the wood. 3) Most of the finish was pretty good except for one area where the paint was flaked off. 4) One wood joint on the door frame separated and had to be re-glued. 5) One wire rod of the screen had a broken weld. 6) Hinges work but are not robust enough. They may fail over time if the fence happens to be reconfigured or moved frequently. In summary, we fixed some of these problems ourselves, the exception being the broken weld on the screen rod.

Keeps the dogs away from the doorway. Works great at training them to not run out when the door opens. Sturdy and easy to put together.