YOCAN Freestanding Wooden Dog Gate - Foldable Pet Gate for Indoor Use, Doorways, Stairs, Halls, and House - Durable Dog Fence for Pets-5 Panel 16.9"

I have a sunroom where I keep my dog and cats food, litter box, and toys. My dog has a tendency to eat the cat food and try to get into the litter boxes. I was looking for a nice long gate that would separate their spaces and allow my cats to easily jump over without being too high. This is just the right height. To high for a Frenchie and low enough for cats. It is built well, cost-effective, looks nice, and easy to move. Very easy instillation, my 11 year old did it herself. Great for small dog protection, to low for large dogs.

Very well made! Perfect height to keep small Basset Hound in place. It stays in place and covers wide areaor short area. Easy to step over and never have to move it.

Review for the 5-panel, 24x120 inch folding gate (see photo)...I purchased this folding gate to keep my infant (almost toddler) son from messing with electronics on a TV credenza. The credenza also has a glass surface with fairly sharp corners, so I wanted something hassle-free and easy for keeping small hands off of electronics/wires, and for preventing him from being harmed while attempting to sabotage rather breakable electronics.This is a nice folding gate for the $$. Was packaged carefully with Styrofoam on all corners and nylon straps to prevent breakage during transport and delivery. Wood is sanded smoothly, so no finger splinters. The entire gate doesn't weigh much more than 10 lbs, and keeps the baby away from wires & expensive electronics on a credenza. Came with enough floor pads to cover both the top and bottom of the hinged posts to protect wood/laminate floors from scrapes and scratches. The wooden feet aren't entirely necessary but add some stability especially if a toddler or animal pulls at the gate.The "portable fence" comes 100% assembled so just pull it out of the box and set it up where it's needed. Would be good for placing in front of fireplaces (just not too close as pine is quite flammable) or sectioning off rooms of houses where you wouldn't want a dog/cat or baby to crawl or wander into. There were several negative reviews claiming this gate was cheap & flimsy, as if it were made out of balsa wood. I simply did not find this to be the case. The slats all seem firm within the panels and I can't visibly see any hardware used to assemble the gate (such as staples) that some other reviewers griped about. Unless this thing is kicked or abused it should hold up everyday wear & tear. If you buy this for a dog and expect something made of wood not to be chewed up, you're sorely mistaken. Try metal next time.Overall great product, more suitable as a baby gate than a dog gate (since dogs generally chew wood).

Perfect for what i need. My dog is very gentle i just needed a light weighten barrier. Not recommend for dogs looking to escape

It is reasonably solid, but it won’t stand up on its own. The “feet” won’t stay in position. I have to tie or clamp it to something to keep it in position. It is easy to fold up when not in use.

The fence is made of unfinished light wood, with nothing ce rustic hardware. The fence itself light and easy to fold. Perfect for small dogs. I need another one ! Thank you !

The triangle foot is not wood but metal, and the assembly is different from the web description. It is even not stable for a 3 month old papillon

Buyers be aware the wooden parts are staples together and the staplers are exposed outside. It’s a cheap way to put the wooden parts together and bad in quality.Years ago we purchased something look very similar from a local pet shop and the gate was beautifully made - light weight perfect for our chihuahua puppy and durable. We thought this one will be the same since it has the same design from the photos.We were wrong. The gate is sorta usable - the metal L shape parts are laughable. The ad says it stabilizes the gate but it also means you cannot re- position the gate in the way you’d like. It has to be in zig zag shape. Completely defeats the purpose.The worst thing is that he parts are badly put together with staples showing on the exterior connecting joints.If your puppy likes to bite and chew on wooden furniture, I would not recommend this gate. Imagine they inhale exposed staplers