Decorative Extra Wide Baby Gate & Dog Gate
Wide openings between rooms need a barrier that actually stays put. Ingenuity built this metal gate with hardware mounts to anchor it firmly into wall studs or baseboards. The walk-through door swings both ways, letting adults move through without having to step over the top bar.
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Reading the piece
- Coated metal frame The metal vertical bars are spaced close together across the entire span. They block crawling babies and family dogs from pushing past, while the finish wipes down with warm water and mild soap when dusty.
- Walk through door A wide center door swings open in either direction so foot traffic moves freely between rooms. Adults can release the latch with one hand by sliding the trigger and lifting the door panel.
- Hardware mount anchors Mounting brackets screw directly into walls or door frames with basic household tools. The fixed hardware keeps the panels rigid across broad spaces where pressure gates tend to shift or wobble out of place.
- Placement options The barrier spans standard doorways, open room transitions, and the bottom of staircases. It attaches firmly across broad openings to divide off rooms once babies start crawling and pulling up on furniture.
What the maker prints
- Size
- 72"W x 36"H
- Material
- Metal
Where this one sits
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