Position & Lock Adjustable Wood Baby Gate (Farmhouse Collection)

These gates come just as they look in pictures. They are well made and sturdy. I ordered the darker color and they are nice.

These gates are sturdy, but, not as super heavy duty as the bamboo ones of other brand. I have both kinds. These are perfectly adequate for my needs. I really love the dark brown color. They are very practical, relatively inexpensive, lightweight, versatile, and fairly easy to use-once you know the secret trick! To size the gates to the opening, means you have to stretch out the gate to find the correct notch so the gate will hold firmly with enough tension so the pressure keeps the gate on firmly across the doorway. Mark the correct notch with a marker, so it’s easy to know where the metal bar goes into the groove. It’s a little tricky to adjust at first, but be patient. It will work fine! The adjustable bar will be on top of the bottom one. You’ll need to push down on the top bar until it meets the lower bar. If it’s so loose, or too tight, move one notch either way to get proper pressure. The last step-slide the black plastic clip over to the middle, so it slides over the end of the top bar. It will slip over the end, as it slips inbetween and over the end, separating the two bars slightly. It only slips over the last inch of the bar- until you see the wood of the bar’s end. And, “wa-la,” as they say in French! 😉😆 I saw that there was a high return rate with these gates. I had trouble at first, until I realized that the plastic slider has to slip over the end while also, SEPARATING the two bars! I’ve been using these gates for decades-with toddlers, young children, then grandchildren, now about a dozen cat fur-babies, a big boxer and sausage-shaped chihuahua. I use the gate to keep the dogs away from cat food & litter boxes. The cats can slide under, or jump over the gate. That dang chihuahua decided to be brave enough only to get to the catfood! She must be doing the mambo! 😆 One last point-the tall gate is wonderful for wide openings. One of our cats refuses to get along with the others. I needed a solution to keep her in her own room. I combined two small & one tall gate that keeps her in “her” own room!

Not the highest quality but they are simple ONCE you figure out how to set the lever and lock it in the door space. These are less expensive than plastic versions and i like wood instead of more plastics in our home. They don't require additional hardware and are easy set up and take down to store. They are are low enough to easily step over, but small dogs can't jump over if you don't want to take down repeatedly. We purchased these to keep our small dog in a range while we're gone and they fit the door way space snuggly without marking the walls. I gave it 4 stars because they aren't as easy and good (quality wise) as the originals several years ago...not as tall either. We still have the older ones but one had warped over the years. Good value for the buck, and i liked the color as well. Like i said, wood over plastic any day, as we're learning how bad all these micro plastics are bad and put off gases in our environment. I'm all about organic and natural for my family...pets included.

Below is my original review, which notes the instructions and the latch do not match, yet now that we have had this gate for quite a while, we hate it. It is not user friendly at all. The old Evenflo gate is still functioning perfectly. This new one is for the birds. We put it in the attic and thought in an emergency, but no, I took it out this week to use for a downstairs bedroom so the older kids could play Legos. Nada - it is so hard to set up and then does not hold tight. Hate it, came back on line mostly to look for something different. I think maybe I will screw two hooks on either side of doorway and then lock the gate to a specific width, tape it so it won't move and then hang on the hooks. We need the cat to get under it but the dog to stay out. Hate it, hate it. The price does not make the value factor no matter what. I like the gate, I use it both for little people and for our dog. A white bedspread and black lab do not mix well. We have an older Evenflo gate we absolutely love and wanted a second gate so we were not having to close bedroom doors which cuts down on air flo in the home especially in the summer months. The latch mechanism on the gate receive is NOT the latch on the videos on installation and I could not figure it out on the box either. So, I kept checking Evenflo videos on Youtube and went back to Amazon and looked at the gate ordered which did not display the latching on the gate received. However, the latch mechanism on the black/bronze colored gate matched. By using the zoom feature I figured out how the gate 'latched' snug in the doorway intended. So, it comes down to the gate is great, instructions suck. I would now purchase another and recommend with the catch phrase, call me to install the first time if you have problems.

For reference, a cat owns me, and so I ordered 3 gates so we could have the door open, stacking them one above another. So the first gate i ordered worked great, came with mounting pieces to help secure it, little plastic bracket things that you use double sided foam tape to secure, and they hold the gate in place. The next week I ordered the next one and 2 days later the next - neither came with any hardware. Not only THAT but the next 2 gates didn't want to lock right, wouldn't go flush with the doorframe. I thought maybe the door frame was uneven but the first gate, when I moved it up the door in the same position, it was fine. So 2/3 gates had no hardware and difficult to get into a good locking position that a 6 pound cat can't knock over - if used for a baby that would be very very bad. And lastly, baby gates have changed since 15 years ago when I had a baby, because extending the gate is a pain, but especially in the actual doorway, for some reason it is easier to move when you're holding it sideways in your hand so its just sort of an annoyance. Secondly, the locking part has a hard time getting back over the wood piece so it's another annoyance. Consequently we leave gates up all the time except one so we can get the mail and use the backdoor, its way too much effort to remove a gate and put it back up. While this was the cheapest and prettiest gate I could find and with the virus, they're not in stores for some reason so I am glad I bought them, and we make due, if you have any other option, I would not recommend these gates. Like I said, first batch was great. I need 2 or 3 more for the back door and I am afraid to order more, I don't know what I'm gonna get

Love these gates for our dogs. They are easy to move around the house and not permenant like other gates. Easy to use and the dark brown looks better than the natural wood ones.

Perfect for my Yorkie.

Over all quality of the product: 2/5 Points of criticism: - Wood used seems very flimsy and breakable, almost similar to what matches are made out of. - The "Mesh" is actually a flexible plastic. When pushed on will flex (I'm assuming by design) It places noticeable stress on the wood structure itself (Heard the wood creaking as it flexed). - Locking mechanism is utterly useless in applying equal amounts of pressure over the structure of the gate to even deem this product usable. I placed this in a doorway that is level on all sides. Only the bottom of the gate could fasten moderately tight, while the top could be wiggled freely. - The locking mechanism uses a slider system with a metal ring that fits into notches on the top and bottom piece of the slider. The slider pieces are held together with a metal ring so that the sliders move simultaneously. - Locking the slider into place once the gate was in place was definitely a stretch and took quite I bit of effort to get the gate secure. **NOTE: If this system was applied to both the top and bottom of the gate, I could see this being a practical gate.** Other Side notes: My 9 month old was tugging on the mesh (He grabs everything he sees) and was able to unlatch the top slider lock allowing the top end of the gate to come unfastened. He was then able to pull the gate to the floor. I placed the gate into another area for a dog test. I tightened the gate and called my dogs to the other room. My dog walked and barely pushed on this gate and dislodged it. (She is a 45lb Husky but is old, slow, and very gently) Final Thoughts: This gate is good for show and nothing else. I would suggest looking elsewhere. On another note though. I installed screw hooks on the doorway and screw hoops on the gate and am able to use it using this system but the gate with some wiggling will dislodge the center locking mechanism.

我が家の廊下に 簡単装着 幼い子供が 目を離さない範囲の部屋で遊んで貰うのに購入 取り外しも簡単です

Attractive simple non destructive barrier gate that we use to keep kids and dogs out of our crawl space. Not robust for the aggressive child but a good visual barrier that makes that off limits space more difficult to reach. Great colour on the wood. Would buy again if needed.

Muy buena reja para mantener aislado a los niños y mascotas

This gate might not hold against a focused assault, but it is plenty strong to support a baby trying to stand up. It looks very nice and is easy to set up and take down with one hand. It comes with pads to glue on the wall — these are actually very handy when you need to set up the gate at an angle to the wall. This was a must for us.

was ok but also a pain in the arse