I would never buy or recommend this gate to anyone. It's almost impossible to walk through because of how narrow the doorway is. It's definitely not for someone who has a little bit of weight to them. Maybe that's why there's a tall skinny person on the picture. And the bottom bar across the floor is a hazard. I can't keep track of how many times someone tripped over it. I took it down and bought a full open gate. No floor bar, and was very easy to install. A little bit more expensive, I think, but it is worth it.

I used site to store to make this purchase. It came in a very thin, but large box. As such, I thought it would be too heavy to lift/carry, but it isn't at all. It's actually very lightweight. I made this purchase to keep my five year old yorkie confined to one floor when I have company. It's perfect for this task. It is very tall which keeps him from jumping over it (he can jump higher than three feet), very sturdy, and it still allows me to be able to see him and him I. I have been using this product for approximately two weeks. The walk-through gate is on the narrow side which isn't a problem for us, but for larger people, it may prove to be. I found the installation to be rather simple which surprised me because I am not handy in the least...it will be a lot easier if you have a power screw driver assuming you need to actually screw the legs/arms into a wall. Another good point is the lock feature on the gate. When I locked the gate using the red slide piece, it securely locked and required me to use both hands to open the gate. If I just lock the gate using the fold down bar part and no red slide piece, it seems to still be securely locked, and then I need only one hand to open the gate. In either case, puppy isn't able to open the gate. However, the latter locking method may not work for people with larger dogs (puppy is just over 10 pounds). In terms of decorum, the gate is white as pictured and fits in well with my stairwell and surrounding walls. The price isn't bad either. In fact, I searched for the identical gate on the internet, and it seems when you take shipping costs into account, Walmart has the lowest price. I have no complaints.

There's nothing wrong with the gate. It works properly. I have 2 now. Just be sure you measure accurately for where you are placing it. I forgot to measure the distance between the baseboard and it's too short by 1/2" with the extension provided but all the way to the ends at the top without the extension so it doesn't hold well. I had to raise it above the baseboard which means I have to step over it all the time. It's not good to have to step over a 4" high bar when you have elderly people in your home. It's not the gates fault.

Nice in size it does stop the dogs from climbing over that was my reason for purchasing. I bought this to replace the other walk-through baby gate I had. the dogs are five months old Rottweiler and Doberman mix and were able to climb over the other gate. there were no spots in the other gate for them to put their feet on to help them climb over they are just that tall. It is a narrow opening but I weigh 240 and I am able to go through there. I highly recommend this to block pets not for anyone with a smart 2 year old it's very easy to open for a toddler. Its easy set up so easy to open that my five-year-old grandson can reach the top and figure it out.

We ordered 2 of these gates. One had obviously been returned and had minor damage and missing parts. The other had a shattered plastic piece. We were able to make a few adjustments ourselves to accommodate these parts and were still able to install the gates. Overall, they are well built and work well, but it would have been nice to receive brand new items without accepting damaged and/or missing parts. Site to store pickup can be convenient as long as the items they ship to your local store are brand new and not returns from other stores. Would have given better ratings if not for the inconvenience and hassle of having to make our own adjustments in order to get them to work.

I have been wanting a 'door' gate for so long. So I finally convinced my husband that we needed one. One that was sturdy, one that wouldn't fall over every time someone touched it, and one that we didn't have to step over. So I found this one. I am so glad I did. It was easy to install, and has held up VERY well. Very glad I found this one. DEFINITELY worth the money!!!

Not too hard to install and easy to use, but Im not a huge fan of the latching feature. Which you must lock at the top and bottom manually. The biggest downside is that some of it screws in the wall, but it's still held up by pressure. My dogs 70ish lbs and they got excited and bumped it (not even trying to get out) and knocked the whole thing over. Would be scared to have a toddler put all their weight on it!!

This is a sturdy, well built gate. The "door"opens and closes very easily. My only complaint is that the baby will be able to pull it down if it is simply pressure mounted to the doorframe. Because of the way it has to be built to allow the door part to open and close, it does not pressure mount tightly enough to keep a toddler from pulling it down. We will simply keep an eye on this. We purchased the gate for two reasons. One was to keep the cat out of a particular room without always having the door closed. The other was because we have a grandbaby that we will want to keep out of certain areas (like the top of the stairs) in the future. Grandchild will rarely be out of our sight, the gate is just an extra precaution, so we are not terribly worried about having it pulled down. If we do worry, we will install the included cups that will keep the gate secure, but at the moment, we do not want holes in our doorframe.

The overall construction of the gate is very good. Solid and sturdy. Assembly takes about 3 minutes. Instructions look kind of intimidating at first but once you get started they are really simple and on point. One complaint is the space adjusters. The bolts with rubber feet that thread/screw out of the gate frame to take up any extra space between the gate and the wall. They look like they thread into the gate frame, and they should, but that's not how they are designed. The hole in the gate frame for the adjusters is just that, a hole, not threaded. Instead the adjusters, which are long bolts with a rubber foot that goes against the wall, simply fit into a hole in the gate frame, then a plastic adjuster on the bolts, threads against the gate frame and pushes the adjusters out and against the wall. If the adjuster bolts have to be pushed out of the hole in the gate frame more than about an inch, they wobble and move. Not just a little bit, but a significant amount. If your opening requires the adjuster bolts to be threaded out more than that, I would suggest placing a small block of wood between the rubber feet and the wall to help decrease how far out the adjuster bolt sticks out of the gate frame. Once you do that, or if your opening is just wide enough that the adjuster bolts don't have to be threaded out very far, then the gate is nice and solid and sturdy. Super easy opening mechanism with a safety lock to hold it in place if necessary.

I bought this taller gate to keep my cats from going to the stairway to pee. it seems to keep them out but i dont like that you can only open the gate one way. if i have an armful of stuff I have to back up when opening the gate because it doesnt swing both directions and I HATE that feature. otherwise it looks nice, easy installation& keeps things separated.