With our kids at ages 9 and 7, I never thought we'd be buying another baby gate! Excellent strength and reliability. Easy to install within 3". No holes to be made into our walls. Tall enough for a full grown dog and easy for the family to get through. Door stays open when we need it to. Great find and price!

The height is great. The easy swing door offers comfortable accessability. It took a little adjusting to the door frame, to keep everything aligned so the gate would latch properly, whenever the dog jumped up against it. We are pleased with the gate.

I purchased this to use for our German Shepherd. It is absolutely perfect! The gate is tall, the door in the middle of it has a slide lock to ensure it stays closed and the opening of the door is just the right width for us and our dog to easily go in and out (one at a time, of course...haha!). Very happy with this purchase, and I plan to buy at least one more of the gates in the future.

I like the product, there could have been one more extension with small size. It works perfect and sits properly without screws. The locking system could be better. My gate is sitting so tight I need to push little to unlock to open the gate. rest all good.

I laid the pieces out to see how they would fit together. I attached the screws as noted in the instructions, then placed the gate in the opening of the frame. This is when I noticed that it looked skewed. I measured the frame at the bottom and top and found a 1" difference, so this unit isn't close to being square. Picture 3 shows how much the frame is off, when I adjusted the top

My granddaughter has two dog's we watch time to time. We have hardwood floors so we don't let them in the main area of the house. She has two wooden gates that you have to step over to go into the other area of the house. With the gates we just swing open the door and walk through! Much much safer!

My Nephew and his almost 3 yr. old son have come to stay with me until a vaccine for covid is available. (He's high risk). I bought several baby gates, and then tried this one. I like this one the best! He doesn't like being corralled, and he pushes on the gates. He's figured out how to open some of them. He seems to 'respect' this one better. I think part of the reason is that it's taller, and seems more imposing to him. He also hasn't managed to figure out how to open it, unlike the others. I would recommend this gate! It's a good one!

I love the height of the gate, but it is a little difficult to open. I think it says you can do with one hand, but I really can't. The extender is nice, but I don't need. Maybe later. The sides are easy to adjust the size of the opening, but mine is interferred by the door handle. Bars going down are in a not so great position for the door knob. But I moved it over and it works well now. The screw on that side is far out, so not as stable as I would like, but it works for me. I love the opening, but will tell you that a larger person could not fit through the opening. And the slats are small, but my little dogs can still fit through there. But they are only 6 lbs, so very small dogs. I love the fact that I have a gate that I can open my front door and not all dogs go running out. It has helped me tremendously and this gate is very high. No climbing over this. The cat doesn't even jump over it and she jumps on top of the house!!!

So the height of the gate was what was important to me so that we could ensure our cats wouldn’t hop the gate. It’s advertised as 41” tall once assembled, we got the same gate but it’s assembled height is only 36”. We decided to try it anyways and have had a motion sensor camera on it since it’s been set up, so far it still has kept the cats away, they haven’t even attempted to jump over it, so it is working. But I was disappointed that it was 5” shorter than it was supposed to be. As far as the gate itself, it is fantastic. Just be aware that it’s not the height advertised.

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.