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Cumbor 36" Extra Tall Baby Gate for Stairs, 29.7-54.2" Extra Wide Dog Gate for Doorways Hallways, Pressure Mounted Child Gate for Wide Opening, Auto Close Personal Safety for Babies and Pets, White
$167.97
About This
- Extra Tall and Wide Coverage – This baby gate for wide stairs and entryways boasts a taller 36” height and an adjustable 29.7” to 54.2” width to keep bigger toddlers, puppies, or dogs from climbing over or accessing areas they shouldn’t be
- Pressure-Mounted Installation – No need to worry about drilling into walls or complicated installations. The pressure-mounted design makes it easy to mount our baby and dog gate without damaging walls or surfaces
- Single-Hand Operation – This tall baby gate will automatically close behind you to keep your hands free. It locks at 90° to provide multiple pass-throughs and double locks to prevent kids from opening it, all with one-hand operation
- Heavy-Duty Carbon Steel Frame – Lightweight and durable, our baby gate with a two-way door can stand up to growing toddlers and rowdy dogs alike. It offers a long lifespan with up to 10,000 uses per side, providing long-term value
- Maintain a Safer Home Space – The most important reason to install a Cumbor baby gate in your home is to help reduce spills and falls down the stairs, potentially minimize injuries, and keep growing babies out of dangerous spaces
Overview
- Material : Carbon Steel
- Color : White
- Brand : Cumbor
- Product Dimensions : 54.2"W x 36"H
- Mounting Type : Pressure Mount
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