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Cumbor 29.7-59" Extra Wide Baby Gate for Stairs, Pressure Mounted Dog Gate for Doorways, Auto-Close Easy Walk Through Safety Child Gate for Kids Toddler, Tall Pet Gates Indoor, Brown
$190.48
About This
- Safer Baby Gate, Peace of Mind – Cumbor steel safety gate with dual-lock handle and sturdy frame helps block curious toddlers and medium dogs, giving your family a reliable child and pet barrier for hallways, doorways and stairs.
- Adjustable Width, One Gate Fits – Cumbor extra wide baby gate includes removable extensions to span from 36.6 to 59 inches, so one gate fits standard doorways, wide openings and stair landings without buying multiple sizes.
- Flexible Mounting, Stress-Free Setup – Choose hardware mounting for extra security at the top of stairs, or pressure mounting for rental-friendly wall protection, letting you install the gate safely in more locations around your home.
- Auto-Close Door, No “Did I Shut It?” – Walk-through door swings in both directions and auto-closes when gently pushed, helping ensure the baby gate is not accidentally left open when you carry your child, groceries or pet supplies.
- Wide Walk-Through, Easier Every Step – A generous walk-through opening and low-profile pedal make the extra wide baby gate easier to pass with strollers, laundry baskets and pet beds, reducing tripping risk while keeping little ones contained.
Overview
- Material : Metal
- Color : Brown
- Brand : Cumbor
- Product Dimensions : 59"W x 30.5"H
- Mounting Type : Pressure Mounted/Hareware Mounted
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