Name: MyPet Extra Wide Wire Mesh Gate For Dogs &amp; Cats
SKU: Y2HLD 83470
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Original price was: $39.99.Current price is: $27.99.

SKU: Y2HLD 83470 Categories: Crates, Pens & Gates, Gates

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Ideal for wide openings, like the entrance to the kitchen or living room.
No hardware needed to secure mounting so it’s easy to setup.
Position gate, and lock it in place, it’s really that simple.
Side bumpers don’t mark walls this is great for rental properties.
Adjusts to fit extra-wide openings 29.5 – 50 inches wide and is an extra-tall 31″ high.

Give your pet his very own paw-sonal space with MyPet’s Extra Wide Wire Mesh Gate! Designed for those extra-wide openings in your home, this wooden gate is ideal to keep your pet safely contained. The gate is 31 inches tall and uses pressure mounts to easily and securely keep it in place—that means no hardware or drilling required! The rigid vinyl-coated brown wire mesh panels easily adjust to fit openings in your home that are between 29.5 to 50 inches wide. And best of all, the frame of the gate is purposely designed with a neutral color to help keep your walls clean and free of marks.

Specifications

Item Number	83470
Weight	8.5 pounds
Dimensions	1.5 x 50 x 32 inches
Lifestage	Adult
Breed Size	Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, All Breeds
Material	Wood, Metal
Gate Type	Pressure Mounted

Measure the width of the opening where your gate will be used.
While holding the gate with the locking bar toward you (numbers will be upright), lift the locking bar and slide the locking pin into the slot that matches the opening size.
Push down on the locking bar. This should put pressure on the 4 rubber bumpers holding the gate in place. If the gate is still loose in the opening, move the locking pin to the next slot until you get a good, solid fit in the opening. Do not force the locking bar down. This could put too much pressure on the gate, causing damage to your opening, the gate, or both. (The locking bar will have a slight bow. However, if the bow is large, ease off one slot, making sure it still has a good, solid hold in the opening).
To open the gate, simply pull up on the locking bar.