Senneny 63” Extra Tall Cat Gate Auto Close & One-Hand Open, No Drilling Pressure Mounted Kits and Wall Mounted Kits, Metal Pet Gate Fits Openings 29.5” to 33.4” Wide, Black

Sturdy and well made. Need 2 people to install

This pet gate was fairly easy to install, and has been secure and stable for our cats vs. visiting cats. It is easy to open and shut, and offers just enough visibility for cats on both sides to feel secure enough to stay calm. Very few hisses. It does look a little bit like a jail door but the white color and fact that it is easy to open and later remove, as the cats continue to interact calmly with their friends on the other side of the slammer. This has worked better as a way to gradually introduce 2 sets of cats than our previous efforts with partially opened bedroom doors.

This was a life saver...literally! My one cat insisted on peeing on my sofa, my chair pad, the blankets in from of the wood stove. After lots of searching I dove in on this one. The height is good and while some cats might be able to jump it, most won't. And a valance curtain on a pressure rod (or 2) can be used to deter those that do (one on top and open the seam at the bottom and run one through). For some reason this cat NEVER made a mistake in the bedrooms. Put the gate up and life is good again. She snuggles with me all night and all is well. It's a bit of a challenge to install. I purchased nice wall protectors that were larger and cushioned so to avoid indents on the drywall. The base board changes the base width so consider that during assembly. When I don't lock it my 2 Siamese cats have learned how to open it which is fine, they were not the problem, but it does spring back to closed position. The quality is excellent, it was pricey but buying new furniture is much MORE pricey!

Such a beautiful gate, easy to assemble, and great for what I needed it for. The big issue is it didn’t last me long, only 7 months, and the plastic broke on me. I don’t know if it was a defect or just cheaply made. It’s an expensive gate for it to only last me 7 months. Now I’m left with no gate and can’t return it for a new one since the warranty is done.

To make it clear, you can cut most of the zip ties off. There are two that are holding a piece of the frame together. Don't cut those. It is even a struggle to make it fit WITH those zip ties in place. Without them installation would be very unpleasant. Unfortunately, those two big zip ties are holding cardboard packing that has pieces you need inside it. You'll have to get those pieces out without cutting the zip ties. I just tore the cardboard to pieces. Awkward, but it did the job. In hindsight it was an easy install, but trying to make sense of the directions (the booklet is in horribly mistranslated English, use the info in the Amazon description to help you along). It is sturdy, and doing what we needed, which was keeping two cats separated during early meet and greets, while leaving the door open so the air conditioner unit can blow through the gate.

Love this gate, bigger than I thought- I was happy about that. I measured my door with the measurement app on the Apple phone and had to buy the one with the extension kit which worked out perfectly so don’t recommend guessing. Pretty easy install, some guessing needed to be done but it’s not rocket science. Great for my cats and great for my home. Love it.

Measurements weren’t super clear so I got a gate that was wider than what I needed, so I ended up rigging it so that I could force it in the space. I have cats who learned that they could jump over a regular baby gate to escape off of my porch. So I could never sit outside and relax and I couldn’t keep them in because they meow like crazy so sit outside. They are indoor cats and porch cats, x4, they don’t know what the real outside is like haha. I needed a gate that had three points of contact because on one side of the gate the height is only that of a baby gate. I installed plants along the rails on the lower so they can’t escape that way, so I needed something that would have two lower touching point so it wouldn’t fall down. (This probably sounds confusing) anyway, It is installed and the cats cannot jump over this thing. They tried climbing and everything and to my happiness they were deterred I love the multiple points of contact which makes it versatile as to where you could place it. It’s pretty heavy and the price is what it is for using durable metal. So far so good for me. Now I can sit outside and read and not have to worry about the cats constantly jumping over and going down to the downstairs and under the downstairs where rats live to sniff them out. My stress was outta control. So yes value for the money because peace of mind haha

Getting a tall gate for my cats and this is supposed to be new, but it’s used. Every zip tie were cut, even the ones that say “do not cut until installed.” If you weren’t a household that installs a variety of things then you would be screwed with trying to figure out how to install it without it being crooked or functioning properly. It is not secured; if someone were to push on it, the middle part where the extension and door connect, would bend outwards and the durability would fall apart. I feel like at this point, it being a tall gate, it should have support on the top so that doesn’t happen. The bottom lock doesn’t even match the hole on the bottom, it’s on the side. Very pricey for a flimsy gate. Only using it because cats aren’t that strong, but eventually would have to upgrade since my toddler is strong.