RegaloEasy Fit Plastic Adjustable Extra Wide Baby Gate, Award Winning Brand, 23 Inches Tall, Fits Openings Between 28 to 42 Inches, Pressure Mounted

Does a good job keeping baby out of trouble! Adjustable to any width and tall enough to prevent climb-over. Very stable when used as instructed.

Buy This! It Is THE BEST! Sets up in seconds, is lightweight, and very secure. You can't be this gate for the price either. I bought 2!

This gate is pretty sturdy and does what it is supposed to do - keep our toddler from getting into the room with the cat litter.I did not use the included wall mounted brackets but it still works just fine with the rubber pieces already on the gate. I’m sure the wall mounts would give extra security but we have had zero issue with the gate staying put.The locking mechanism is different from others I’ve seen. You have to lift up a piece and unscrew a plastic cylinder in order to slide it over to unlock. Definitely takes longer than ones with a latch that just pulls out and up. So I didn’t care for that feature. My husband still has trouble remembering how to open it so mostly just steps over it. 😂Overall a good product, keeps baby safe and the cat can still easily jump over it and adults can step over it.

Works great. No issues with it. I got a similar one at Petco but at a lower price here. Will purchase again.

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Bought this and another brand (got the other one because we needed asap). This was, by far, the better one. Easy to open and it's sturdy. Get this one.

First of all the whole product description talks about how easy it is to put up and take down and how gentle it is on your walls because of the rubber grips and the truth is that if you do not use the enclosed hardware to mount it to the doorway the instructions warn you it will not be sturdy enough and could give out and cause injury to a child that may be holding onto it. So plan to screw four separate pieces to your doorway making permanent holes to repair later once you no longer need a gate, or... use the gate at your own risk. Secondly the mechanism that supposedly locks the gate will give out easily if you try to take the gate down and put it back up as needed. We have had the gate 3 months and the mechanism is shot. We only put it up and take it down once a day and the holes the pin is supposed to fit into will not hold it the pin pops out and the gate will fall right over without being touched. I tried raising the edges of the hole with pliers so this might not happen but it did nothing. As it is I've had to try to hold that piece down with one hand and screw the plastic piece to tighten with the other but even with my small hands this is near impossible because of the tiny space you're working with between the pin mechanism and the sliding part of the gate it's trying to tighten to. More often than not there is a pop noise and the whole mechanism slips out of place and the gate tries to fall if I'm not holding it. This is extremely frustrating. Now it doesn't fall as bad with the screwed in wall pieces but it's not sturdy at and will fall because the mechanism isn't doing it's job. I would say this gate worked the first month and a half I had it and then the mechanism started failing. Thirdly, if you have a doorway that isn't completely smooth, you can't use it at all. Our kitchen doorway used to have a door and there is a thin wood molding piece all inside the doorway that the old door would close against, this means our door frame has about two inches or so on either side of this one inch molding piece, so the way this gate is would never work there because of how it's width is on the two sliding pieces which do not seat across from each other in the door frame.Either way, this product description states the gate is easily removed and installed and won't damage walls and yet when you get the instructions to install it tells you if you don't screw the pieces in the hardware kit to your doorframe the gate is doomed to cause damage to your child because it isn't sturdy enough without the pieces you screw in. Which the instructions tell you to put up the gate first without the hardware, then, when you're sure it's even (I'd use a tape measure to make certain if I were you), trace the rubber grips on your doorframe, take the gate back down and screw the hardware pieces in fitting in the places you traced... I warn you it isn't even easy to trace the bottom two grips to do the install this way. Doesn't sound like such a simple install to me, now you're needing tape measures, drills and screw drivers, or you can put it up without and wait for the moment the gate falls with your baby clinging to it.This gate is beyond frustrating and I would never recommend it.

Easy to use. Keeps my small dog from chasing people to pester.