Regalo Safety 24"-192" Metal 2-in-1 Super Wide Baby Gate & Play Yard | Adjustable Playpen, For Doorways & Open Spaces, For Babies, Toddlers & Pets, White, Tested & Trusted for 30 Years

My 88 yr old father just moved in with me ... and with Dad came his 50lb dog. Now, I live in an apartment and I have 2 cats and I a granddaughter. This dog has, shall we say, minimal training and she's been known to nip when she feels threatened. So I kinda have my hands full with this dog.Sadly my father and step mom adopted this dog and she would have been a project for a seasoned dog trainer.... they were definitely in over their heads with her as they are NOT dog trainers. She has always been wary of strangers and nips at their legs/etc if they turn their back on her.... bad enough with a grown adult, but if she does this with my Granddaughter or her friends, we're going to have trouble. She has almost no exposure to kids so that alone is a pretty big challenge. On top of that she's got a chase urge and hasn't been around cats in about 8 years. One of my cats is a real "scaredy cat" who hides if you look at him sideways just to complicate matters. I have a lot of work ahead of me.When I knew I was going to have to take her on along with my father, I started researching gate options. I need something that will hold her in (thankfully she doesn't test these things though!), while allowing my father to get through with minimal struggle. His mobility is pretty compromised (he uses a Rollator) and he's a fall risk so he has to be able to get through easily. I realized I likely needed more than one gate. And I realized that until the dog was here, I really wasn't sure exactly how it would work out.When I saw this gate/yard, I knew it was my answer to my problems. I have tons of options with this so as things (hopefully) change I can alter how we set this up. After trying multiple configurations I ended up with 4 panels at one end of the long living room to lock the dog in both when we go out (she will crap if left in a large enough space) as well as a place to put her if we have company to keep them safe while she's learning her manners. We have 3 more panels at the other end of the room to keep her in with us most of the time while allowing the cats a safe space where they can get to their litter and food. (It's ended up also being great for keeping one of my cats from escaping through my sliding door when I'm Bar-B-Quing!) The only thing I haven't used is the actual gate because my father's Rollator won't go through it, but that's ok - it may come in handy in the future. We will be moving to a house soon, so I love that I can take this with us and adapt it to the new space.Dealing with the issue of this dog has probably caused me more stress than any other part of the move... or at least it's right up there with the more stressful parts, because I'm realistic that if she so much as nips at one of my Granddaughter's friends or even an adult that she could well be impounded and even put down. The burden of this feels bigger than the "burden" of dealing with my ailing father. So I'm really relieved that we have this in place now. It's working great! She's already learning to not chase the braver cat who comes and goes through the gap we left so he could get to the Living Room. She also seems to be ok with staying in the smaller space when we go out. I honestly couldn't have chosen a better option for my needs.This thing is quite sturdy yet light for such a big set. There are seriously sooo many ways you can configure this thing depending on your needs. And the price, for a gate with 8 panels, is amazing. I was getting quite discouraged when I started researching for a gate because I really didn't know exactly how I would set things up and I didn't want to have to buy 4 different gates (or more) to figure out what would work.So if you have any kind of situation where you need to separate groups of animals easily and quickly, this is your gate. If you have an awkward shaped space to cordon off, this is your gate. If you are traveling and need to have a movable pen, this is your gate. If you have someone who can't get through the standard gate that most of these things have, this is your gate. I'm going to upload photos in the next day or so to show how we have this set up for our current situation.Although I'm a reviewer here I purchased this item at full retail price as a PERSONAL purchase and am reviewing this because I want to. I have not been asked to write a review and I have no personal connection with the seller. As usual my opinions and experiences are a real and true reflection of my experience with the product. I hope my review helps you in your purchase decisions!

Perfect for what I needed! It was about an inch short so I used a piece of wood to fill the gap and attach it to the wall. Also it came assembled which was awesome and super quick to install. Definitely pet friendly too as it’ll keep our dogs out of the babies area. Perfect height and super stable once fixed to the wall on both sides.

We have only had this "play yard"/fence for a week or so and haven't had any issues. My wife and I were both pleasantly surprised by the quality and build of this fence. It has far more heft and durability than I was expecting, even based on reviews. So much that I wouldn't really consider it "portable." But I'm not considering that a negative for our needs. If you needed to take it some where or move it, you could do so without issue. I'd say it weighs about 25-30 lbs. Even an adult would be hard-pressed to break one of the vertical metal rods off. The plastic "locks" on the other hand would be pretty easy to break (as an adult). They do, however, stay in place when tightened adequately, our 1yo certainly can't shift how we have it set up.We are using this to divide a larger room into a play area (75%) and an office space (25%), and it works perfectly. This play-yard is exactly what we were looking for (in fact, it was really the only thing I could find that fit the bill). I really didn't want to build something out of PVC, or spend several hundred dollars on a solution.We have not fastened it to the studs in the wall, and honestly, I don't feel it is necessary at the moment. Perhaps when #2 arrives in a month that will change. Rather than removing the 4 extra panels, I have them folded up on the ends so that they act as weights, and it works very well. We have it curved in a wide U shape, stability has not been an issue at all. Note that we have cats jumping over it and our 1yo holding onto it and walking along it. Nothing has made me question our current setup or the strength and stability of the fence.Our 1yo very quickly figured out how to lift the gate latch, but couldn't pull the gate towards her at the same time. Thankfully it has the latch lock mechanism on it as well. The latch and lock are easy to open with one hand, which is great for many reasons.The height of the fence is perfect. The cats can jump over it if they really feel the need, and it's several inches taller than our 1yo. I'm 5'8" and definitely couldn't step over this thing easily or comfortably.As of now that's all I can think to write about this fence.I will update my review in time as necessary in regards to the durability and use, though I don't foresee any problems.

I needed a large baby gate (122”) to section off our living room for my crawling infant. I was hoping to find a pressure mounted gate, but couldn’t find anything that wide that didn’t attach to the wall. Nonetheless, it feels very sturdy and it looks nice.It was very easy to install though you need to make sure you are attaching it to a flat wall. We have large baseboards so I had to mount it slightly higher to get an even surface, but it still worked.The only thing I struggle with is the latch. It is very hard to move with one hand, which is pretty typical when holding a baby and needing to open/close the gate. It took me a while to get used to opening it with one hand. It is easier to push the latch open rather than try to pull it open. Now that I am used to it, it can easily be done; but I do wish it had the easy lift handle that other Regalo pressure mount gates have.Overall, it is a good gate that works well for us. I wish there was a slightly cheaper option, but it is good quality for what you pay.

We have used these gates for 4 years and they have stood up to the abuse of 2 toddlers. My favorite thing about these gates is that I can used a few links in several different spots throughout my house. For example, we had 2 sections in 2 different archways in my living room Then an additional section to separate part of my living room from another for our baby to have a space away from our toddler . With a little creativity you can use these gates for more than just a connected circle or a single straight line. They are easy to install, take apart, move, disassemble. The only time the locking part of the gate opened unexpectedly is when our 3 year old ran full force into it. Other than that both our kids could never get it open. We have a few different regalo products and we would recommend them to others!

I absolutely love this product so far; it is so versatile! It is modular and easy to dissassemble/reassemble. I originally bought the Regalo pressure baby gates to fence my Basset hound pup in the kitchen while he was housetraining, and those worked well also, but the setup just wasn't working for him, as he had too much room to have accidents in. I decided to buy this and place it in an arc shape around the balcony pet door (Ideal Pet Products). The pictures I am posting are of this setup, where he has not only lots of room to move around in and luxury sleep quarters and access to food and water, but also free access to the balcony (which has the DoggieLawn/FreshPatch grass)... so I never have to worry about accidents when he is fenced in, or him having to hold it in too long. The housetraining is going great this week, and I can credit this gate for a lot of it! Before I bought this, he was in a temporary enclosure made by furniture penning him in, and he had no room to move and escaped, wreaking havoc in my apartment all day while I was away (and leaving me several gifts on the carpet!). This was an absolute lifesaver when it came. I took off 2 of the 2 foot long panels and use them outside as part of the enclosure around his grass, and the enclosure is still large enough for him to be comfortable. As others have mentioned, the gate panels themselves are sturdy metal, but the joints are plastic and can break if forced the wrong way. Does not bother me, given the price and the fact that I have a puppy, not a strong toddler or large dog. If you want a higher end comparable gate, there are others available on Amazon (try the North Gates superyard) for almost twice as much, which I've heard are more durable with metal joints, but for my purposes, this is a temporary setup. Your puppy or baby will not need this forever, hopefully, can you justify paying $100 more for it? It's up to you, if you have a strong animal/child you want to keep fenced in, but I don't need all that, and this is perfect for me. This has no pressure gate option, and I do not want to drill into the walls, so I just keep one end pinned down by furniture, and the other end connected by zip tie to the counterpart on the balcony, and I've had no escapes thus far. Puppy has not tried to knock down the gate, but even if he did, I don't have a German Shepherd, and I think it can handle his weight for now, even "partially free standing", as it is now. I use the Cloud Baby Monitor app (iPhone download) to monitor him while I am at work, and he is great, very quiet, seems content in his new home (the last is a screenshot picture from my phone on this monitor). This setup has basically saved me so many headaches from keeping a housetraining puppy while working full time.... highly recommend it to anyone. When he gets bigger, the modular nature of the panels will allow me to enlarge his area, maybe enclose off the entire dining room area, when I use it as a straight gate, instead of an arc.BTW, I was NOT offered a free or reduced price on this product, so you know my review is ACTUALLY unbiased.

I ordered this play yard/gate system to block off a portion of my covered carport to give my two puppies a play area outdoors. There is also access to my fenced backyard from the carport. I actually bought two of these, thinking I would need extra panels and a second gate for convenience. But after I set one of them up, I believe this arrangement of using only one will work out fine. I will just use the 2nd play yard/gate indoors to block off portion(s) of the house. The pups are quite young still, so management of their freedom indoors and outside is key.I am very happy with both the appearance and functionality of the play yard. It works fantastically well for the purpose I wanted, and it looks very nice, too. I've had it set up for 4 days and the puppies are really enjoying their play area. So far I have not permanently attached either end of the fence. I need to leave one end detachable so that I can drive my riding mower in and out of the carport. The other end could be permanently fastened to the house siding, but for now I just have it stabilized with large patio stones... one on each side of the fence, so that pups can't nudge it away from the wall. On the opposite end I used caribiners and screw eyes to attach it to a post, so that it can be quickly disengaged and moved out of the way. Once I'm sure this is where I want to keep it, I will probably use the mounting hardware that is attached to it, and go ahead and secure one end to the house. (the birdbath you see in picture is for my fat cat to launch herself over the fence, lol. She first tried to squeeze her head between the bars, but no go. That scared me for a second. Thought I might have to call the Fire Dept to get her unstuck! Luckily she didn't keep trying, and did not get stuck)The gate is easy to open and close, and while it is not especially wide, it's fine for me. I don't bother securing the latch with the red safety catch, like you should do for children. I can very easily operate the latch with one hand. I just let it rest on top of red catch, instead of pulling that red safety catch back and securing the latch under it.I think this is a great system for puppy management. Very versatile and well made! Like other reviewers have stated, be sure to loosen top knobs before repositioning, so that you don't break the plastic. The fence itself is metal, and good quality.

I hardly ever write reviews, so something has to go really great or really bad for me to give my input online.So I moved into a new house with my aging father recently and brought my 5 chihuahuas and I didn't want them roaming the whole house, so I needed a long gate to keep them contained to one half of my office for the most part. I thought this gate would work and went over the measurements and thought everything would fit. It arrived on time and, upon first seeing it in person, I started to become worried that my smallest dog, weighing in at 3.2lbs, could maybe squeeze through. I held her and tried to gently see if she could pass through and I didn't think that she could.When we got into the new house, I opened the box back up and setup was fairly easy and I was confident that this would work. It fit very nicely in the space I had measured out. I put all 5 dogs in, and yes, the smallest one came straight through. Now, by the time I moved into the new house, the return window had passed and even if it hadn't, I didn't want to have to box it back up and ship it back out. So, I decided to try and make modifications to keep my smallest in. I got mesh netting and zip tied it all the way across. This did work... until they chewed through it. By this time, one of my larger dogs, 9lbs, found she was able to squeeze through as well (How? I don't know but she managed somehow).So I figured the fabric mesh wasn't strong enough, so I thought maybe chicken wire but i didn't want sharp edges for my dogs and nieces to cut themselves on, so I got a thick plastic mesh and tried that. Again, they chewed straight through it (They may be small, but they are power chewers). While searching for an alternative, I barricaded the gate with boxes to try and keep them in. They still found ways out by pushing the boxes or jumping onto the boxes. I stacked the boxes higher and one was still managing to get out.Around this time they were trying harder and harder every day to get out, so much so that, with the short screws this gate comes with to mount it to the wall, they were able to pull it out of the wall while it was screwed into the stud. Also, the poles that connect the panels, they are very flimsy and fall down even when screwed in properly upon setup. I would regularly come home and find the connector poles completely unattached and on the floor. My dogs are all chihuahuas and under 15lbs. If they can knock the connecting poles down and pull the connection from the wall, I wouldn't just not trust it around small dogs, but larger dogs or children of any age either. A large dog or child would have NO problem messing and pushing on it enough for the gate to crumble.As if this wasn't enough, the gate locks at the top and has little pegs that swivel out at the bottom to "lock" it in place. I HATE having to bend over and swivel that piece up and down just to open or close the gate. Save yourself the stress and get the pet gates from FXW here on Amazon. MUCH better quality, easier setup, much more sturdy, the locking mechanism is easy but firmly locks the door, top and bottom, and the connections between panels are very strong. Best thing, not one of my dogs has ever gotten out of it, not even the smallest.

Perfect get

Bought for containing a puppy not a baby - brilliant product and could not have survived without it. Would buy again but hopefully I won't need to!

Funcional

Great. Unlike usual baby gate this can make into C or U shape .

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