Dog Gate for Stairs Pet Gates for The House: Dogs Screen Mesh Gate for Doorways Stairways Indoor 29 inches Tall, 38 inch Wide, Fits 32-35 inch Openings

I have six (yes six) German shepherd's ranging between 80 and 95 lbs. they respect the boundary and it works as advertised. Here's a problem I think most of the negative comments come from. If your dog is not trained, this won't work because it can be torn by their nails. If your dog is not trained to respect boundaries, they can run right through this because even with it being screwed in or taped on, the eye hook is elastic and will pop off. This is a well made sturdy product and performs exactly as I expected it to but this is not for all dogs. It will not work for puppies (they are still learning boundaries) or untrained adult dogs of any size.Opening and closing is simple. You may want to position your hooks in different directions to keep them from slipping off when you open. For example, my bottom hooks are sideways facing opposite each other. One of my top hooks, the one I use to open and close is facing up whereas the opposite hook is sideways. This keeps them from coming off when I go in the kitchen.The product comes with extra sticky backs because you will probably need them. I did because I had to play around with the direction of the hooks. Once you pull the hook off, it doesn't stick right anymore.For the cost, this is peace of mind. It keeps the dogs from laying around in the kitchen. The value of this item is worth the small cost of it. They don't counter surf but the hair omg. I don't cook often but I have to clean everything in the kitchen before I cook. This saves a lot of work.It's super light weight and easy to use.

This gate worked really well when it was newer. Once the dogs put some wear and tear into it, it quickly broke down. The plastic hooks broke at one point, and the material for the gate is easily shredded, which makes it hard to close up. A pretty good gate especially for the area we needed it to cover!

I was initially drawn to this mesh gate for its seemingly easy installation and the promise of keeping my dog out of certain areas. While the setup was indeed straightforward, and the gate seemed reasonably durable at first, it unfortunately didn't hold up to my large dog.Within a few months of use, my dog was able to easily push through or maneuver around the mesh. It simply wasn't a strong enough barrier for a determined, larger breed. I ended up having to purchase a larger, more robust plastic gate shortly after, which has proven to be a much more effective solution.If you have a smaller, less persistent dog, this gate might work fine. However, if you own a medium to large-sized dog, especially one that's determined to get through barriers, I'd recommend looking for a sturdier option. This mesh gate, while convenient, ultimately wasn't a long-term solution for my needs.

Background:Ok... so... I have three dogs in the house that only MODERATELY tolerate one another. The Schnauzer mixed with lord-knows-what is 21 years old, blind deaf and has no idea she's invading someone's bubble - the Maltidoodle is a psychotic ball of energy that constantly wants to chase everyone and bite their tails (in a playful fashion) - the Blue Heeler/Lab mix is a crotchety old female that would like the other dogs to just leave her alone while she takes a day-long nap.Review: These nets are SUPER easy to install (be sure to stretch them TIGHT as they do loosen a tad over time). They are NOT adjustable once the hooks are placed without taking off a nice patch of paint (so be aware renters), but, once installed, these will do A LOT less damage to the walls than any other dog/baby gate. Putting the net up and down (opening/shutting) is simple and has become a quick one-handed motion for me. Being that they are black and I am old, neither I nor the Schnauzer hardly notice them and both laugh hysterically when the other walks into it (which hasn't ruined them or ripped the hooks from the wall though we've both done it a bunch - so solid build quality!) All in all, I'm SUPER happy with this cost-effective (frankly, cheap) solution to what I thought was going to be a significantly more expensive headache to solve. FULLY RECOMMEND!

I was on the hunt for an inexpensive yet functional dog gate for the top of my stairs, as many options out there range from $40 to over $100. I stumbled upon this mesh screen gate and immediately felt it would be perfect for my needs, and I was right!Shipping & Included Items (5/5 Stars):The order arrived promptly, which was fantastic. It came with four self-adhesive hooks and screws for installation.Installation & Functionality (5/5 Stars):While the gate included hardware, I opted for a different approach. I used bungee cords to loop around the gate and through my stair spindles, which works absolutely great at keeping my dogs off the carpet on the 2nd floor. This method proved to be highly effective and perfectly suited my specific setup.Overall Value & Recommendation:I'm incredibly pleased with this mesh dog gate. It's a testament that you don't always need to spend a fortune to get a functional and effective product. The price is unbeatable, and it performs exactly as I needed it to. If you're looking for an affordable and practical solution to secure your stairs for your pets, I highly recommend this mesh gate!

Received an open boxed item, no instructions, quality is mediocre, didn't stay in place. Damaged wall. The hooks are supposed to be like command strips, but it actually damaged my walls as it got pulled off.We buy the dog pushing into the screen