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Cumbor 36" Extra Tall Baby Gate for Stairs, 29.7-48" Wide Dog Gates for Doorways, Auto Close Safety Gate for Babies and Pets, Easy Install, Pressure Mounted, Fits Doorways, Stairs, Entryways, Black
$179.98
About This
- Extra Tall and Wide Coverage – This baby gate for stairs and entryways boasts a much taller 36” height and adjustable 29.7” to 48” width to keep bigger toddlers, puppies, or dogs from climbing over or accessing areas they don’t need to be
- Enhanced Safety and Two-Way Access – Our extra tall baby gate utilizes a double-lock safety release to keep toddlers from opening the door. It also swings open in both directions with a 90° open and stop and automatic closure for added safety
- Reinforced Carbon Steel Structure – These dog gates for the house are designed to provide 150N impact protection against children or pets leaning or resting against the frame, which makes them ideal for large Huskies, Labradors, or tall dogs
- Pressure-Mounted Installation – A quick and easy DIY install, this child gate can be fit above or below stairs, in doorways, along hallways, and in open spaces. You can install it easily with no hardware or with screws for added stability and strength
- Trusted Award-Winning Design – Recipient of the Mom’s Choice Award, our entry and stair gates make the perfect baby gate or dog gate for parents and pet owners alike. And all backed quality, resilience, and durability your family can trust
Overview
- Material : Alloy Steel
- Color : Black
- Brand : Cumbor
- Product Dimensions : 48"W x 36"H
- Item Weight : 15.8 Pounds
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