Z-Fold Pet Gate

Z-Fold Pet Gate

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Keep pets where you want them with our flexible, walk-through pet gates. Hardwood folding pet gates from Brookstone look like fine furniture with a rich, cherry finish and step-through door. Easy-open gate door swings open in either direction to provide convenient walk-through passage from one area to another--yet pet gates latch securely shut to confine your dog. Adjustable pet gates span doorways up to 70". Capable for blocking off any doorway or area up to 70" wide, these flexible, freestanding gates are ideal for homes with an open floor plan. Zig-zag panels enable these gates to stand freely without wall or permanent attachments. Plus, our pet gates fold completely flat for easy storage and transport. 30" high. Freestanding pet gates from Brookstone offer a simple, elegant solution to keeping dogs in or out of any room in your house. Order yours today!

Features:

Stands on its own without wall or permanent attachments
Spans areas and doorways up to 70"
Easy-open gate door swings open in either direction
Hardwood construction and rich cherry finish
Folds for storage or transport

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Look good but poor quality and could have a better gate locking design Jan 12, 2009
We purchased two of these at the same time to corral our new lab puppy. I cannot imagine this gate working as depicted (notice the lab in the picture) for dogs at the larger end of the small scale and up.

The access gate has a sliding bolt that doesn't even line up correctly on one of the gates. It takes manual fiddling to get it to engage and it is not easy or quick to do. Once engaged, our puppy has figured out that if he nudges the bottom of the gates with his paws or nose the sliding bolt will eventually disengage to grant his escape. A better design would have the bolt spring loaded. We modified ours by putting bungie strap around it...doesn't look good but it does the trick. We also had to anchor the sides to the walls...which is what I had intended on doing in the first place but just be advised this is not a plug-n-play solution. The price seems to have come down on these from when we purchased them but it is still over $100...I would put the value more in the $50-60 range.

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