Pet Gate - 4-Panel Indoor Foldable Dog Fence for Stairs, Hallways or Doorways - 72x24-Inch Retractable Wood Freestanding Dog Gates by PETMAKER (Brown)

My cat used to like to run out our front door and down our steps (she is an inside cat with no claws and caused us older folks a great deal of distress trying to get her back in), but once I got this gate set up (no assembly required) and put it across the top of the stairs, it has stopped her in her tracks COLD. She has tried escaping about 6 times now, stops cold and confused looking at this gate and turns around and goes back inside. She has basically stopped trying! I love that it is so easy to move around, I make it zig-zag like in the picture most of the time as it supports itself easily. Just one note ... the wind can push it over, especially if it is straight across, since it is pretty light and there is nothing holding it strong in place other than how you have angled it or leaned it against walls, etc. Love that I do not have to attach it to anything to stop her escape plans!!

Arrived on time, no damages, well packed. We use it as an extension for one of our dogs crates (her crate is appropriately sized for her but she likes to stretch out at night). It also keeps her from wandering around & getting into mischief while allowing some extra wiggle room, too. I wish it had feet/small side bars to make it a bit more sturdy but, with the current configuration we’re using (“c-shaped”), it’s fine. I also like that it’s foldable. It’s not super skinny/flat but it’s not too much of an issue for storage. I would recommend this. (Note; we have a 4-year old English shepherd if you’re concerned about the height - she’s never once tried to get over it but has tried to push it so we just put a crate in front to prevent this).

I purchased this 3-panel gate to keep my 9 lb Chi-mix foster pup safely contained in the kitchen, which has a wider opening than a standard doorway. It’s stylish, lightweight, and super easy to move around. For smaller dogs like mine, it works beautifully.That said, I wouldn’t recommend it for larger dogs or for use around young children—it's not sturdy enough to withstand a strong push. I'm even considering adding a hinge or some sort of fixture to secure it to the wall for added stability.Overall, I'm really pleased with the look and general functionality of the gate. It suits my needs perfectly, and it’s a lovely addition to the space!

I absolutely love the Pet Gate - 3 Panel Indoor Foldable Dog Fence! I use it at the front door to keep my two weenie dogs inside, and it works perfectly. The panels are sturdy yet lightweight, and I can easily fold it up and store it when I don’t need it. It’s also the perfect height for my dogs—tall enough to prevent them from slipping through or jumping over.The design is sleek and blends well with my home décor. I appreciate that it’s easy to set up and move around, and the material feels durable, so I know it’ll last. If you’re looking for a simple and effective solution to keep your pets contained, I highly recommend the Pet Gate - 3 Panel Indoor Foldable Dog Fence!

Not worth the money: Seems really flimsy and lightweight. If this falls, it will break. Is easy to setup- as it just unfold and is free standing. The smell out of the box is pretty bad.

So light but pretty sturdy. It's across a 32" doorway, positioned so that my 6# Dachshund can't jump over it, knock it down, or wedge his way past it on either side. So easy for ME to move and put back in place. Perfect.

Easy setup and affordable! Wouldn't recommend for bigger dogs as they can easily knock this over or even jump over it. I use it to block off my living space when we work from home upstairs and our dog is 25lbs and haven't had any issues yet. Folds up super easy and doesn't take up a lot of room and can be easily stored.

I like the way it looks, simple and stylish. It is light and easy to move around. It is simply a barrier though, so keep in mind, some dogs will be able to nudge it and move it. It’s not supperrr durable, some of the screws have come loose…. now, the dogs haavee attempted to jump over it, and us humans, have tripped over it a few times. It was an easy fix with some new screws, but something to keep in mind.