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Gerry, Plastic Mesh Security Gate, Pressure Mounts Securely Without Hardware, 24" Tall, Expands From 26" To 42" Wide.
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This wood-and-mesh baby gate is a quick, light, easy solution to those gaping doorways through which baby can crawl. It isn't a substitute for semipermanent metal gates--especially at the top of a stairway, for which it is not recommended. And it can't really be opened and closed with one hand: there isn't a frame independent of the gate itself, so releasing the pressure releases the entire unit. On the other hand, its sheer lightness makes it ideally portable, and its simple pressure mechanism will safely fence off any doorway or opening between 26 and 42 inches wide. The four rubber bumpers on the sides are positioned to miss baseboards. And the plastic mesh is more durable than it looks. --Richard Farr
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Great Buy!
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I bought this baby gate not for a baby but for my puppy. It works better then I could have imagined. She doesn't jump over it even though I know she could. Mostly because I think she is scared of it. I would totally recommend this for any dog owner trying to confine their dog to a room without putting them in a cage.
Rating: 
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-11-29
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Great Gate for Active Baby
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We use this gate to contain our 10 month old son. He likes to play in the hallway so we set it up at the end of the hallway and close all the doors. He spends a lot of time standing and pulling on the gate but it doesn't budge. It's easy to use and it's a design that has stood the test of time; I worked in a daycare 15 years ago and this is the gate we used!
I will say that this gate did not hold up well to our very active schnauzer. He could easily jump over it. When we stacked the gates, he destroyed the plastic screen and escaped in less than an hour.
Good choice for baby, bad choice for dogs.
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-10-26
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easy and affordable
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this is the most affordable and easiest gate to use. i have one at my kitchen entrance, bottom of the stairs, and one at the top of the stairs. the only thing i don't enjoy is that everyone must step over it, but it does its job at a good price.
Rating: 
(4
out of 5) @ 2008-09-06
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Lasts forever, better than the plastic one
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Cheap and works like a charm! My Mom bought one of these things back in the day for use with my brother, who is now 20 years old. (And was VERY tough on this gate.) I am STILL using this thing at her house for my son! (Who is just as tough on the gate!) It works 100 times better than my "first years" plastic one. Yes, the adjustable bar is kind of a pain in the butt to set; but once you set that thing, it is there for good!
Rating:
(4
out of 5) @ 2008-07-13
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Can you say "crappy?"
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I'm very disappointed by this gate. I purchased it to enclose my dog in the kitchen. My current gate (Four Paws brand) is only 32" high and my dog jumps over it. So I decided to purchase this one to place on top, thus creating a 5-foot barrier.
This gate feels flimsy and doesn't fit properly, even on the same exact width setting as the Four Paws gate.
I have a feeling this gate is going to break after a few uses. The price is cheap and so is the quality. I should've bought another one by Four Paws for a few dollars more.
Rating: 
(1
out of 5) @ 2008-07-11
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