Love it but not lockable
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My Doberman Is Now 10 Years Old; His Back Legs Are Showing Signs Of Wear/Weakness, Due To His Age. I Needed A Solution, In Order To Limit His Access To The Stairs. I Have Used “Baby Gates” In The Past, Although You Have To Measure And Acquire One That Will Fit Correctly. They Are Also Heavier, Louder And Don’t Exactly Improve The Look Of Your House/Room(s). We Stayed In A Dog-Friendly Holiday Cottage Which Had A Mesh/Material Barrier At The Top Of The Stairs, Which You Just Pulled-Out And Hooked Onto The Fittings At The Opposite Side. I Found This Product On Amazon And After Looking At Countless Options Of Every Type, This One Was Most Appropriate. It Comes With Two Long Paper Strips Which You Tape To The Wall, Where You Decide To Fit It. Each Has The Corresponding Diagram Printed On Them For Each Fitting. You Simply Drill Each Hole Through The Paper; This Ensures You Have The Correct Location And Spacing For Each Element. Once Fitted, It Was Easy To Use; It Pulls-Out Quite Smoothly, Isn’t Loud And Rarely Snags [The Rare Occasion It Does, You Simply Allow It To Roll Back In And Then Pull It Out Again, Slower] It’s Likely You've Pulled It Out Too Fast, Or You Have Pulled It Out At An Angle; It Needs To Be Kept Straight. It Pulls-Out Quite Far, So It Can Also Be Fitted In A Location Which Is Wider Than A Standard Door Frame; As You Can See From My Photos, I Have Fitted It At An Angle And Across A Wider Area Than A Door-Frame [It Isn’t All The Way Out Either, There Is Still More Material Available] Check The Item Specifications For The Exact Length. Obviously It Isn’t As Strong As A Metal Gate. My Doberman Is 50-55Kg — He Understands That When It Is Across, It Means He Isn’t Allowed Upstairs; He Would Never Try To Get Past It Or Jump-Up. IF Your Dog Is Likely To Try To Get Past It, Depending On Their Size, This MAY NOT Be The Option For You. Other Than That Exception, I Would Highly Recommend It For Anyone Who Is Looking To Section-Off A Room Or Part Of A Residence.
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I would say this stair gate is good much better and less intrusive than a plastic gate however it's more of a deterrent to stop my daughter's dog coming up our staircase to get to our not so dog friendly cat than being a substantial barrier if she really wanted to get through it she could go underneath as the material bends easily
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Gate fixes easy enough and slides back and fourth quite well but dog can scramble underneath because of the flexibility.
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The media could not be loaded. My 4 month old puppy worked out how to escape in minutes. All she has to do is put her nose under the mesh and lift it up. Useless. Instructions were confusing and the springs inside are very noisy. A total waste of money. I wish I had bought a normal baby gate. (I didn't train her to do that btw. She's untrainable! I can't get her to do wees outside, but she can escape from that! Grr! )
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Good quality, easy to fit.
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We bought this for our campervan it works a treat, great product
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I had such high hopes for this gate. Unfortunately not fit for purpose as our puppy just slips right underneath it. A good feature would have been adding a locking device once expanded to prevent give when pet pushes against it. They are smarter than we give them credit for. It only took him moments to figure out he could just push it out of his way.
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