Can anyone compare this gate to the Etna Pet gate with paw cutouts?
2012518
I do not recommend this gate it is not sturdy and when falls down it breaks at the hinges
2012519
I am very pleased with this gate I fold in the sides & never had problems with it falling and it looks good too
435029
The gate has screw out pads for quick installation and removal. It also came with hardware to attach it to the wall on each side of the gate. I'm not sure how they work yet because we haven't used them yet. The screw out pads stay tight against the wall. I have a 120 lb. dog. He is quite hyper and jumps on the gate. It remains tight against the wall. So far we are very happy with the gate and it looks very nice. We receive compliments all the time and have been asked several times where we bought it. Good Luck.
169885
These gates, we have two, are metal. The metal is heavy weight enough that it stands up well to our 10 dachshunds and 2 lab mixes.
2031613
2 inches between the bars. You might have an issue with the ends depending on the width of your door. Best gate for chihuahuas!
1744786
I can't answer which is better but I have found I do use the door. My pen is the 36 x 24 (or so) inch. I set the bowls of food/water in next to the door which is slightly easier than leaning over the top of the pen. Dogs also have used the door--of course I need to open it for them and close it after they are in :-) I have no idea why the one w/o door is cheaper! Either one should be fine.
355805
Apologizes for the delay. We do not have an "invisible dog fence" so I can't honestly say if would interfere with either. Try calling the company that makes/sells the door to see what they say. Good luck!
2201646
These are the dementions for the gate I have: 30" H x 37-60" W - the second piece has screw holes spaced about 3 inches apart. So it can be 37 inches at the smallest then about 40 etc up to about 54 inches. There are threaded rods that add another 1/2 to 6 inches to make up any differences between the mounting points. Pet door is 10" H x 7" W Model: 1210PW
2256023
Sorry I'm not really sure. I have a munchkin gate and it worked great. I had another gate (sorry I don't remember what kind) and the holes were too small in the gate for these.
550451
I installed one on a door with a pet panel. I just used a hacksaw to cut it to fit. (MEASURE CAREFULLY!)
1403982
Best gate by far for value! Per my previous post it holds my two 80lb dogs nicely...the extensions are fairly straight forward for you if you can figure out Ikea-like directions!
1422739
As designed, yes. But I used a pair of (about) 6"x30" x 3/4" boards, put the screw eyes in them, hooked one to each end and made the gate stand-alone. Wider boards would add stability. This approach won't work as a strong barrier, but does discourage my min schnauzers from entering restricted rooms :)
1378481
Possibly. Mine was too rigid for y pets to feel comfortable using and when it got windy it flew open. I prefer the pliable version of these doors.
1482153
Hi: If you need to cut the aluminum to get the pet door into the screen I do not think it will work. The pet door separates and you need to re-attach the two halves with the screen sandwiched between the two plastic pet door halves. To secure the two halves I needed to use a hammer and gently hammer the two parts of the pet door to get them to seat together. The aluminum would be too thick to sandwich between the two halves of the pet door. I suppose you could drill holes through the pet door and secure it with small bolts with the aluminum between the two halves but the pet door must be almost perfectly attached or the middle door will not swing correctly. Hi: If you need to cut the aluminum to get the pet door into the screen I do not think it will work. The pet door separates and you need to re-attach the two halves with the screen sandwiched between the two plastic pet door halves. To secure the two halves I needed to use a hammer and gently hammer the two parts of the pet door to get them to seat together. The aluminum would be too thick to sandwich between the two halves of the pet door. I suppose you could drill holes through the pet door and secure it with small bolts with the aluminum between the two halves but the pet door must... » Read More Hi: If you need to cut the aluminum to get the pet door into the screen I do not think it will work. The pet door separates and you need to re-attach the two halves with the screen sandwiched between the two plastic pet door halves. To secure the two halves I needed to use a hammer and gently hammer the two parts of the pet door to get them to seat together. The aluminum would be too thick to sandwich between the two halves of the pet door. I suppose you could drill holes through the pet door and secure it with small bolts with the aluminum between the two halves but the pet door must be almost perfectly attached or the middle door will not swing correctly. « Show Less
1939034
Yes it will fit. You will definitely use both extensions, but this will allow the gate to be centered and look much nicer imo.
2201645
These are the dementions for the gate I have:30" H x 37-60" W - the second piece has screw holes spaced about 3 inches apart. So it can be 37 inches at the smallest then about 40 etc up to about 54 inches. There are threaded rods that add another 1/2 to 6 inches to make up any differences between the mounting points. Pet door is 10" H x 7" WModel: 1210PW
21457
Space wise, yes it should work. HOWEVER, a small pet (my puppy) escaped thru the 4 1/2 inch space at the bottom, where the base of the crooked bar attaches to the extra piece. I would not recommend this gate for small pets at all. I had to block my with acrylic sheets.
1481426
I do not know but when I bought my pet replacement door, I called Pet Safe and the reps were very helpful and let me know which door I should buy. Find them on the net and give them a call.