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Cumbor 36" Extra Tall 29.7"-51.5" Baby Gate for Stairs, Easy Wall Through Dog Gates for Doorways Extra Wide, Pressure Mounted Tall Pet Gate Indoor, Safety Auto-Close Child Gate for Kids, White
$190.48
About This
- Extra Tall and Wide Coverage – This baby gate for wide stairs and entryways boasts a much taller 36” height and adjustable 29.7” to 51.5” width to keep bigger toddlers, puppies, or dogs from climbing over or accessing areas they don’t need to be
- SAFE & STABLE DESIGN – Features a dual-lock mechanism and sturdy metal construction to create a reliable baby gate / pet gate barrier. Keeps babies and pets safely away from hazardous areas while giving parents peace of mind.
- CONVENIENT AUTO-CLOSE FUNCTION – Door swings both ways for flexible entry. It automatically closes when opened less than 90°, and stays open at 90° or more for hands-free use—ideal for busy families.
- PRESSURE OR HARDWARE MOUNT – Choose the right installation for your home: pressure mount is wall-friendly and withstands up to 150N pulling force, while hardware mount provides extra security at stair tops, supporting up to 210N pulling force.
- VERSATILE INSTALLATION OPTIONS – Includes Y-shaped bolts to fit round stair railings, plus wall cups for baseboards to ensure a stable fit even in tricky spaces. Perfect as a stair gate, hallway gate, or doorway gate in multiple scenarios.
Overview
- Material : Metal
- Color : White
- Brand : Cumbor
- Product Dimensions : 51.5"W x 36"H
- Mounting Type : Pressure Mounted/Hardware Mounted
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