MidWest Homes for Pets Wire Mesh Pet Safety Gate, Pressure Mounted Dog Gate Measures 44 Inches Tall & Expands to 29-50 Inches Wide, Natural Wood & White Powder Coated Wire Mesh

Nice good and heavy but not too heavy. Wires look to be steel with plastic covering. If setting up in a semiprrmanant area, you can mark the placement adjustments so you don't have to think about them when attaching to doorwayi

We waited until these went on sale and were so happy with what we got for the price. It’s tall enough that my fat dumb cats can’t jump over and fall down the stairs.

When I first put it up it seemed really flimsy, but watch the video. After the video it help tight on both sides of the wall, and I don't have to worry about my cats getting through and fighting.

I bought one and the top side screws were broke, I was able to return it hassle free. I got a new one and it’s awesome. We have 2 Belgium Malinois, one of them is huge, so this is very tall and he can’t pass thru. I wish it was 65 inches so I could block them from leaving my front railed porch. Well I recommend this and I am a tough critic.

Great Product.. No assembly require and easily removed and placed. Both cats are in separate area of the house.

We had four gates but none worked in the area we needed, until (drum roll) we found this one! It was actually wide enough to fit the entranceway and works perfectly for our little pups! The attachments for the wall help it fit snuggly so you don't have to worry about it sliding off. And if you mark where it fits, opening and closing are a lot easier. You have to do it a few times but then you get the hang of it and it's simple! Love this!

I could just be stupid but when something says it is pressure mounted I assume that means it will hold itself in place with pressure alone. You do in fact have to install these cup things on the door frame, measured out to align with the rubber pressure mounts on the gate. You have to open up the gate so that on both sides those rubber mounts go inside the cups that you install on the door frame. The cups are holding the gate. We tested a door frame without the cups attached and it did not work. So I am very disappointed (and probably stupid) as I was looking for something that required no installation at all. Just something to keep in mind if you're considering it, not the end of the world.

I am extremely (maybe even surprisingly) pleased with how well this is working for me. I was looking for something pressure mounting (absolutely not permanent on the wall) , not too expensive (around 60$), and tall enough to restrain my two cats (my townhome has basically no doors across 3 floors). I gotta say that this one works great. It is very easy to mount once you understand the latching mechanism, it locks sturdily and it stays in place even though my cats try to bump in it. It's both easy to open and remove once you don't need it anymore. Also, it well adapts to various widths.Cavieat: Cats will try to climb it. Whether they will succeed is not really the point. I'd be more concerned about their safety if they get a pawn stuck in the net. I wouldn't use it overnight when I am not there to keep an eye on them. I'd say that it's a great product if you need to temporarily restrain a pet while you are around.