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.

• Adjustable pet gate with security latch for safely confining pets
• Made of polished wood and metal; simple pressure-mounted installation
• Lock button and door stopper hold door firmly in place
• Door easily locks/unlocks with 1 hand; rubber stoppers prevent scratches
• Measures 2 by 28.3 to 35.8 by 34.6 inches

Wood One-Touch Pet Gate, Origami White. 28.3-35.8-inch by 2-inch by 34.6-inch

Q:Does this incl the two bare option frame as shown on the picture?

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Yes

Q:can the door be set to stay open for when I’m home and want my dog to move freely about the house?

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There’s no open locking latch to keep it open but I leave the door open and it doesn’t swing closed.

Q:Could a cat squeeze through the rails?

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Our cats dont/cant. We have one monster that obviously cannot. We have a slender siamese, that certainly does not, not sure if he could, but doubt it. We have a calico that is good average size and I don’t think she could. Cats can go many places if they really want to.

We have had the big cat, somehow jump on top, and then get in. Have never seen him do it, have heard him at night, and it sounds ugly.