MYPET North States Paws Portable Pet Gate: 26-40" Wide. Pressure Mount. No Tools Needed. Made in USA. Dog Gate 23" Tall, Expandable, Durable Dog Gates for Doorways, Fieldstone Gray

Great quality easy to install. No damage great fit. Much better than the wooden gate ( our puppy immediately chewed up the wooden gate) cute design. Gate works great, very easy to adjust. 10 out of 10 recommend this pet gate

The product is good for a small dog, feeble one or one who is not like a bull in a china closet! I have a 35 pound Cocker Spaniel. And she is no girlie-girl! The gate fit perfectly and performed as stated it would but not for my dog. The gate was down when I got home and I am back to square one. But this product is not the bad guy here. It is worth the money!

Need a quick doggie gate for a dog I was dog sitting for a weekend. It slipped my mind to buy one earlier in the week, so when do the shopping on a Thursday (doggie getting dropped off Friday), I did not have much options for gates that could be purchased and delivered next day. This was the closest to what I was looking for. I needed a gate to block the doorway that the dog would be staying in during the night. I was hesitate to purchase it as the reviews were not that high, but I was desperate and beggars cannot be choosers! So I said whatever let's just try.I am happy to report that that it did what it was intended to do! I was happy with the product and it was a great separator between the dog and my cats.Minus one star because it was difficult learning how to lock and unlock the gate. Little learning curve, but other than that I recommend!

If you have baseboard molding you will most likely have install the gate above the top of the molding as the bumpers that hold it in place are not thick enough to make up for the thickness of the molding (mine is raised up in the picture - the gap at the bottom will be as big as your molding is tall). So cats or tiny dogs could fit under. You could instead go to the local hardware and find some thicker bumpers to install, trial and error until you find something that works (I'd try the bumpers that go on the bottom of chair legs).If you have read the dimensions, like you should have before buying, then you already know that big dogs could jump over it, so don't complain when that happens.The gate and locking mechanism are plastic if you just put the gate up and push as hard as you can on the locking lever it will break. Instead don't be a moron and take five minutes to see how the mechanism works and how much pressure is required to latch the locking lever. The lever must line up with a grove (you can see the groves on the right side of the mid rail in my picture) and then as you push down the gate expands a little before the lever locks. If you start out with the gate too wide, the lever won't make it all the way down without breaking. Move it back one notch narrower and push the lever down. once the lever get pushed down to the first locking position there are two more that you can push the lever further down to make the gate slightly wider for fine adjustment.Do a test run before you have a pet trying to break out of it, to find the correct adjustment and then mark it with a sharpie for quick easy installation from then on. If you are going to use it in two different locations like I do, then mark it with two different colored sharpies - it's not rocket science folks just a little common sense and pre-planning.Since my dog is big enough that he won't fit under the gate when it is raised above the molding I just rest the gate on the toe of my shoe and snap it in place.I only use it when I am home and don't know that I would trust it to hold up a full day with a smart dog all by himself, but if that is your plan then I would instead spend the additional money for something that could be permanently installed (think metal, bolted in place) the extra cost would be worth the peace of mind.

Not wide enough for any of my entrance ways and not very sturdy

Very well made, good value for money, easy to use.

We used to have gates growing up that had a handle with buttons to open and close it. I'm shocked they don't seem to make these types of gates anymore. This seemed like the next best thing for the cheapest price.Unfortunately...it's nothing alike at all.This gate has no handle, and you have to balance it somehow while also opening it to the right size (which is slightly smaller than the width you need) and then you ALSO need to engage the lock (which extends it the rest of the way). If you don't get the width correct, the lock won't work, and you need to mess with it until you get it right. You need AT LEAST two hands free to set this thing up (but three hands would be preferred). I needed this to be raised slightly off the ground so my cat can go under (the gate doesn't feel sturdy, so I don't want my cat jumping on it and getting hurt), but my dogs can't. This is INCREDIBLY hard to achieve with this awful gate, if not practically impossible. I've only used it a few times because I hate it so much.It's easy enough to take down, but that doesn't help. I need to set this gate up when I leave the house for the day, so I need to leave extra time to hassle with this thing. It takes a few minutes each time.I cannot stress enough just how awful this thing is. Even at the cheaper price end, it's still overpriced. I'm not sure why anyone gave this thing any good ratings. Nothing about it is good. I threw the box out as soon as I got it, because I needed it and assumed things would work, but I had desires to return it almost immediately. I absolutely would have if I didn't throw the box out.I did so much research on Amazon looking for a good gate, and decided this one was the best. It turns out, there are no good gates on Amazon. Go to a real store, or a thrift store to buy second-hand. These new gates are awful to use, and flimsy enough that I wouldn't trust it around pets that are likely to press on it. I'm sure my dogs could knock it down with ease if they wanted to.

Stays in place and super easy to use. Does exactly what I needed.