Richell Freestanding Pet Gate, High-Large, Origami White features Freestanding gate keeps puppies or larger size pets contained Self supporting; requires no installation; adjustable width Rubber feet protect floor surfaces; beautiful hardwood finish Supports fold back for easy storage or transport; lightweight yet durable Measures 23.6 by 39.4 to 70.9 by 27.6 inches; 90-day warranty

Perfect containment for both puppies and larger size pets. Self-supporting and requires no installation. Supports fold back for easy storage or transport, and rubber feet protect floor surfaces. Beautiful hardwood finish, lightweight and durable, and easy to assemble. The width is adjustable from 39.4 to 70.9 inches. Overall dimensions are 39.4-70.9-inch by 23.6-inch by 27.6-inch.

Q:What is the shipping box dimensions and weight? Thanks!

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I ordered the gate last December 2012. I do not remember the exact dimensions or weight of the box- but i

I do not remember the exact dimensions or weight of the box but I do know I was able to carry the box from my front entrance into the house without any trouble. We use the gate daily and it is like new after 6 months.

Richell Wood Freestanding Pet Gate, High-Large, Autumn Matte Finish features Satisfaction Ensured Your Pet will Love it. Makes for a great Gift.

Designed To Fit Doorway Or Hallway Openings From 39.4In To 70.9In Wide. Recommended For Small To Medium Dogs 6.5 To 33 Lbs (3-15 Kg). Like Richell’s Original Freestanding Pet Gates, The Hl Has The Same Special Features To Keep Your Pet Safely Confined. Place It Anywhere You Need It, Any Time. Side Panels Are Designed To Keep The Gate From Tipping Over, Plus The Rubber Feet Keep It From Sliding. Side Panels Fold In For Easy Storage Or Transport. Its Beautiful Hardwood Construction Complements Richell’s Other Fine Wood Pet Products! Also Available In Hs, Small, And Large Sizes.
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Richell Wood Freestanding Gate, High-Small, Autumn Matte Finish features Freestanding gate keeps puppies or larger size pets contained Self supporting; requires no installation; adjustable width Rubber feet protect floor surfaces; beautiful hardwood finish Supports fold back for easy storage or transport; lightweight yet durable Measures 23.6 by 28.3 to 47.2 by 27.6 inches; 90-day warranty

Q:i have a boxer pupply, now 5mo old, she just moves other gates back with her paw, is this gate any better

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this arrived broken, but
i thought it was flimsy and did not replace it but returned it. So
i never used it, but I can’t see it doing much good for a boxer pup, who could quickly get over it or just knock it down.

Q:Would this gate be satisfactory to prevent todlers from going down a stairway with a 45-1/2 inch distance between the newels?

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I wouldn’t suggest this for stairway use as it is a free-standing barricade. Although heavy, it will slide when pushed. Also, the stabilizing legs are serious tripping hazards. I suggest that you look for a baby gate that is specifically designed for stairway security. Unfortunately, I have yet to see a manufacturers that didn’t recommend drilling into the wall/posts to ensure safety.

Q:What are the dimensions for the individual panels, especially the two end panels, and how long are stabilizing legs?

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The “Front” panels are ~27″ H by 26″ wide (each), but that doesn’t mean that when you put them together, they’re 52″ wide as they need to overlap each other. Side panels are the same height as the front ones and ~13″ wide/ deep. The stabilizing legs protrude ~9″.

Richell Wood Freestanding Pet Gate, High-Large, Autumn Matte Finish features Freestanding gate keeps puppies or larger size pets contained Self supporting; requires no installation; adjustable width Rubber feet protect floor surfaces; beautiful hardwood finish Supports fold back for easy storage or transport; lightweight yet durable Measures 23.6 by 39.4 to 70.9 by 27.6 inches; 90-day warranty

Perfect containment for both puppies and larger size pets. Self-supporting and requires no installation. Supports fold back for easy storage or transport, and rubber feet protect floor surfaces. Beautiful hardwood finish, lightweight and durable, and easy to assemble. The width is adjustable from 39.4 to 70.9 inches..

Q:Will this gate move when the dog tries to jump over? What holds it in place while the dog is jumping on it?

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There are legs on each end of the gate to help it stand up. You can see the front ones in the picture. The back ones are the same length. It is very difficult to tip it over, but it can be pushed aside. Our 2 dogs (both mastiff mixes) do not jump and there is a chair that prevents it from being pushed into the room.

Q:what is the exact height of this gate?

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Hi Denise, I measured my gate and it’s 27.5 inches high. And if you’re wondering about the quality of the build, this is a really well finished piece of furniture.

Q:What is the depth of this gate not including the stabalizing part of the leg?

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About 13 inches. This would represent the space |___| with the 13 inches being the length of “|”.

Q:Will this gate work for a 70lb lab?

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Well personally I wouldn’t think so, as he could probably jump the gate. In our home, it’s more a symbol for the dogs; large dogs. They could jump it but they know why it’s there and would only jump it in times of emergency.

Q:Is there a gate to walk through in this?

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No, not in this model.

Q:Is there a one touch opening gate that can be added to this freestanding gate?

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I don’t believe so. It’s fixed at one length by screws. Whatever length you set it up at.

Q:Can you connect more of the same fence together?

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I think it could work, if you took the sides off one of the gates, you could connect those pieces in between the two pieces of the second gate. Not sure how sturdy it would be if it was that long.

Q:Is this price for the Large or the Small version?

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The larger version.

Q:We want to put up something like this for our dog, but we don’t want to limit our kids’ mobility between rooms. Is that a problem with this gate?

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It will be a problem unless your kids are tall enough to step over the gate.

Q:Can this be used as a baby gate?

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That’s a great idea. I don’t see why not. We were using baby gates prior to this for the dogs, and this is much sturdier and better looking. On the down side, it requires more room, as the feet are about a foot long and rely on floor contact for stability…

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We have 3 large dogs and use this st the bottom of our stairs. It has proven to be very sturdy.

Q:How difficult is it to slide one side over to walk through?

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You screw the gate so that it’s a fixed length, so you can’t really slid it over unless you unscrew the whole thing (and I think there are like 4 screws). It’s not very tall though, so walking over it isn’t really a problem. You can also flip the sides in if you want to walk around it.

Q:What is this gates HEIGHT?

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about 30 inches

Richell 94135 Freestanding Pet Gate with Autumn Matte Finish, Small features

• Pet gate keeps your furry friend confined to his special area
• Beautiful hardwood construction with rubber feet to protect floor
• Self-supporting gate requires no installation
• Ideal for puppies and small or medium-sized pets
• Fits openings 26.4 to 40.2 inches

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It does have increments but the side wings are hinged and help make up any difference in needed width. Its light and easily moved.

Q:baby

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If you are asking if it can be used to block an area from a baby, I think so. It stands pretty firmly in place and would be hard to topple over. My 50 lb dog has not moved it yet and I have it mid-way down a hallway to slow her down. It is nice looking also.

Q:will this work for shiba inu dogs range from 18lbs to 27lbs then i have a mixed shiba who’s 44lbs but he’s 16yrs weill this work for them?

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It works great for 2 mini Australian Sheppard they weight 24Lbs

Q:I wanted to know the approximate weight and how hard it would be to push over by a 10 lb dachshund?

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I’m not sure of the weight but it would be impossible for a 10 pound dachshund to knock I over. The design on the feet of the gate makes it withstand quite a bit of pressure. I have an 18 pound bishop and a 19 pound shi-tsue (sp?) and neither of them can tip it over.

Q:what is the distance between bars

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1 and 1/4 inches

Q:To go through the gate is it only right to left or vice versa moving the sides or is there a middle

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It is solid, you must move the entire thing or step over

Q:How heavy is this gate?

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Just a few pounds, maybe 2 or 3

Q:How tall is this gate? I’m looking for something free standing to put at the top of our stairs to keep the cats from going up there.

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20″ tall

Q:When free standing, what is the length from the tip of the leg to the end of the side panel? i.e. footprint

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It’s 17 1/2 inches from tip of leg to tip of side panel ( aka total depth while in my doorway )

Q:Does this come in other colors? Need a cherry or espresso wood

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I am sorry it does not at this time.

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It is about 20″, but my one dog is a cross between a Pit Bull, Lab, and whatever else. She will not jump over it. My daughter has much bigger labs, and they won’t either. It is a really nice gate and stand up so you don’t have to keep moving it. My cocker spaniel can get through it on the side and so can I. Hope this helps.

Q:can a dachsund puppy fit through the bars?

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There is a 1.25″ gap between the bars.

Q:How deep are the side wings?

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they are 10 inches

Q:How tall is this gate. The other one is 28 inches tall. The website doesn’t give height for this gate.

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My gate is 20″ tall. I thought I saw it somewhere in the description, at least back when I purchased it. We love this gate, as it has worked out wonderfully with our chihuahuas.

Q:How tall is it?

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20 inches

Q:the gate door open for family access or do you have to move the entire gate?

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You can just pick it up and move one end or the whole gate. The ends are hinged but not to open as a gate. My daughter has cerebral palsy and she hangs onto the wall and steps over it easily.

Q:will it “gate” an English Bulldog 75 lbs???? 3 yrs old…not high energy….

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If he isn’t a jumper, yes. Although the bulldogs I have been around may be able to push it.

Q:I can’t imagine my puppy not knocking it right over-do they?

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I use it for my son. He can drag it around but not knock it over.

Q:how tall is the gate?

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20 inches.

Q:Would a 14 lb bichon be able to push this gate from the side with her face and get around it? I had a similar gate to this (without the side panels) and that’s just what she did.

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We bought this for our disabled cat and have had no problems with it. We do have a 12-lb. dog but he has not tried to move it; it is fairly substantial.

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The gate is about 20 inches tall.

Q:how tall is this gate?

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About 20 inches

Q:What is the maximum with the side panels perpendicular to the middle (front) panel?

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The maximum you can secure the panels to be open is 40″. Any larger opening you will have to get the “Large” model.

Q:Does it ome in 23″ heights.

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It comes in an 27″ height. It is called the Richell Freestanding Pet Gate HS.

Q:how tall is it?

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About 20 inches.

Q:how tall is this gate?

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The gate is 20” tall and works well with out med size dogs

Q:how tall is this gate?

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approx. 20 inches.

• Freestanding gate with side panels for safely confining pets
• No installation necessary; adjustable width from 39.8 to 71.3 inches
• Wide base prevents tipping; rubber feet protect floors; folds for storing
• Low enough for people to stride over; beautiful hardwood finish
• Measures 39.8 to 71.3 by 17.7 by 20.1 inches

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I would say no as the weather would probably hurt the wood, as it is not all metal.

Q:Does the expanded width of 71.3 include the sides opening up? I have a large opening to fill and I like the sides closed for stability, but need the 71.3 x 2!

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The sides do not open all the way. They open to a 90 degree angle and it’s designed that way so that it has the stability to stand on its own. If you don’t open them, you’ll have to lean it against something. The expanded width remains the same with open or closed sides. I hope this helps.

Q:Are there gates 84″ wide and so that a 3 1/2″ dog can’t squeeze through?

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The gates were wide enough for my kitchen and dinette area. The issue is the height. The quality of the gate was excellent. Assembly super easy. I highly recommend this product. But my chihuahua could easily climb this gate. He is y lbs as nd a puppy. Wish the gate was at least 24 inch high

Q:Weight?

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I would guess-amate under 10 lbs. I have severe back issues and I can easily move it, while both sections are attached.

Q:Would it work for a child?

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Maybe for a baby that is crawling

Q:Distance between bars? How much space is between the bars on this one?

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The spaces are only one inch wide.

Q:Are extensions available? My opening is 80″.

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You can only extend to about a 76 inch span….maximum.

Q:Can the side/supporting panels be removed?

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They are the only thing that holds the gate up. It is not a pressure mount gate. However the measurements include the width of the foot and side panel. Mine works beautifully and doesn’t fall even when my twenty pound doggie jumps up on it.

Q:is there a warranty on this product? one of the sides has come off (dowels broken)

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Yes

Q:How tall ?

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It’s about 20 inches high. You can step over it very easily if you have to.
Jerry

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The measurements for this listing are as follows: Measures 39.8 to 71.3 by 17.7 by 20.1 inches

Q:can you use it on carpet? will it still be sturdy?

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I don’t have carpet but I would think it would be fine. It’s not tippy in fact it’s quite sturdy on regular floors. But I don’t think it would be any less sturdy on carpet.

Q:How deep are the side panels?

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About 11 inches

Q:i have a french bulldog… can it pull or push it out of the way? would the dog be able to bite and pull the gate out of position ?

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If he is smart enough to figure it out…yes. We have four dogs, two large and two small. They pretty much do what we tell them so they leave it alone. The gate can be moved pretty easily. Love this gate because it isn’t a tension gate and won’t ruin your walls and door jambs.

Q:Would this keep a beagle in (she is 15 lbs) or could she push it over?

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I have a Jack Russell mix 14 lbs, a Chihuahua 10 lbs and a Pomeranian mix 15 lbs and they have not pushed this gate over yet. It is in a wide doorway (55″ wide). Hope this helps!

Q:Are holes predrilled to attach the sides? One from Best Choices needed holes drilled. Wonder if this is the same gate or if Rochell is different?

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On mine, there was no drilling necessary for anything. Sides were simply “slip in” hinges. The width has pre-drilled holes at varying widths. One side has pre-set female screw threads, so that you just pass the “male” screw through the hole at you desired width, and screw it in. Good luck in your search…

Q:Do you have any free standing that are 100″ wide?

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Q:toddler

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Designed for pets, not children. It slides out of place if pushed directly. I can see it tipping even though it has flat legs on both sides. Short answer; not for children.

Q:Is it easy to slide this open? Would it be reasonable to slide it open several times a day to allow passage?

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It doesn’t slide, it’s stationary gate. It’s so easy to pick up and put in any position, so you can move it to allow your to come out.
I sometimes move it to accommodate the back being open and my two pets can come and go from the kitchen to the yard.

Q:If this product was used as a fireplace hearth safety gate, would the metal get hot to the touch at 12 inches? I have a glass enclosed gas fireplace.

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Yes it would get hot, but it will sit roughly 2 feet out from the opening, so it shouldn’t be too bad.

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Metal screen

Q:What are the measurements of the “feet” and the side panels? Are the side panels fixed or can they be folded out?

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The large panels are 40 long inches and 20 inches high. You may screw them together at different spots to accommodate your doorway. The ends are 11 1/2 inches and 20 inches high. The ends attach with a small l shaped screw that keeps them open and solid. There is also a stabilizing foot on the ends that is 6 inches. I have three large and one small gate. My dogs are Yorkies,one age 7 and and one, 7 months. The larger is 7 lbs and the smaller is 3 lbs. They do not try to jump over or climb out. These gates work on carpet and on porcelain titles very well. The rubber feet keep them from any…
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The large panels are 40 long inches and 20 inches high. You may screw them together at different spots to accommodate your doorway. The ends are 11 1/2 inches and 20 inches high. The ends attach with a small l shaped screw that keeps them open and solid. There is also a stabilizing foot on the ends that is 6 inches. I have three large and one small gate. My dogs are Yorkies,one age 7 and and one, 7 months. The larger is 7 lbs and the smaller is 3 lbs. They do not try to jump over or climb out. These gates work on carpet and on porcelain titles very well. The rubber feet keep them from any damage to tiles. The gates look much better than metal and match well with cherry, oak or walnut. I am happier with the larger gates because of the variety of different doorways it will fit. I can easily step over the gate. I would definitely recommend these Richell Wood Freestanding Gates.
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Q:need fence with gate 84 inches long

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I need one 96 inches long. I have had this gate before. It’s very nice looking and my dogs tried to get over it and through the sides, then gave up and never bothered again. I have a new puppy so now I need a gate again, but this time I have a wider opening so I am thinking of getting two gates and putting them side by side and just not opening them fully.

Q:I have 2 dauchsunds…Would this work for them?

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Yes. It’d be a great height for them!

Q:Has anyone used this young toddlers? I am trying to keep my 9 month away from our Christmas tree this year.

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Patricia, I purchased this to keep dogs from going into my front room and is great. Very sturdy and also attractive. I think it is a great product.

Q:Does it come in white?

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Yes, it does.

Q:Can my 63 lb Lab Mix knock it over/down/aside?

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Yes. This particular model is meant for small dogs.

Q:What is the exact highth of this unit?

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It is 20 1/4 inches high. It is very well made.

Q:I need to know if the total width with the base is 17.7 inches. Thanks!

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The return is 11.5 inches but the return plus stabilizing foot is 17.7 inches.

Q:Would this work to keep a toddler away from a small entertainment center and tv? I’m nervous the baby will find a way to pull the flat screen over.

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i don’t know about toddler, i use it for dogs, it keeps a 10 week old lab on the porch and is balanced with “feet” to keep him from toppling it over. However, remember kids are much smarter and if they want to find a way around this, they will. the “wires” are thick so they can use it to use for support to stand. The gate is durable and the end portions swing out, so the toddler can possibly pull these open to enter where they aren’t supposed to be. Hope this helped

• Universal Free Standing Pet Gate
• Ideal for keeping your pets confined while still keeping your home elegant
• Built with solid-wood and triple hinge construction, these gates are both durable and versatile
• Double jointed hinges allow the gate to be configured in either a C ? Shape or Z ? Shaped configuration
• Dimensions 36″ L x 53-69″ W

Universal Free Standing Pet Gate by Majestic Pet Products is ideal for keeping your pets confined while still keeping your home elegant. Built with solid-wood and triple hinge construction, these gates are both durable and versatile. Double jointed hinges allow the gate to be configured in either a C – Shape or Z – Shaped configuration (as pictured). Gates are ready to use right out of the box, no assembly required. Cherry stain wood with a wire insert.

Q:How easily could this be tipped over to fall down? Could a cat pull it over by jumping on it or trying to climb it?

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Its pretty substantial. I suppose a strong cat could do it – but its pretty stable. I love it.

Q:Can the gate be setup in a L shape?

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Yes each section is hinged. However, keep in mind as a free standing unit the L shape will be less stable than the staggered configuration. I have used the L shape only when it was in a doorway near stairs where the shorter section was against a wall.

Q:I would like to buy 2 of these gates. Is there a kit to assemble them?

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They arrive completely assembled. Couldn’t be easier.

Q:The opening I want to close off is 48″ Would this gate work for that width? Also, how tall is this gate?

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Hi Sarah, Absolutely! Our space is 63″ and is set up exactly like the picture on Amazon in the “z” format. It is 36 1/2″ in height perfect for very large dogs.

Hope that helps.

Blessings,

Pamela G.

Q:would a small dog be able to push this gate or knock it over?

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The gate is a nice height, therefore it would be hard to knock down in the Z shape or U/C shape. My dog has never open the gate, however my cat knows how to pull it open. I put little weights at the bottom to stop the cat from pulling it open. I have a 50lb boxer. I hope this helps.