Momcozy Baby Gate, Retractable Baby Gate or Dog Gate 【Easy to USE】 for 33" Tall, Extends up to 55" Wide, for Stairs, Doorways, Hallways, Indoor, Outdoor

Worked great for our wide hallway. Lockability was on par with other gate options. It wasn’t too heavy and didn’t come missing any parts. Very stable and lightweight. Easy to set up, easy to adjust and felt well built. Cool concept… glad we gave it a try.

Amazing. Excellent quality. I have 2 in my classroom and just purchased a third. Super easy to use by adults and older kids (my first graders know how to open them) but secure enough for my younger ones. I have attached them to the wall and to shelves, they are easy to install and uninstall. You can see through the vinyl mesh which offers privacy but also visibility. The mesh is superstrong. I've had them for over a year, and they've taken some abuse. They're still standing. Easy to install, you do need tools, but once in place, they are great. Great quality for the price.

Good quality. Easy to use. Did have issue getting it into baseboards but got it to work

We have been using this for several months now as a barrier for my dog. It works great! At first we didn't lock it and she was able to work her way underneath it. It's held up great even with a lot of use. One of the bracket pieces came out of the wall so we had to anchor it in a little better, but overall it's been a great purchase.

This isn’t my favorite baby gate but I guess it’s fine for the money spent. I feel like it doesn’t stay latched easily and my toddler can get through it. But the material quality is good and it’s easy to install.

I like these gates. It works well at the top and bottom of my stairs as they are flexible with the angles and type of install. Installing was easy and the lock ability is good.

This was not made for toddlers. Literally it took my child 3 days to figure out how to not only crawl under this, but go back & get his toys to bring with him (fisher price garbage truck and fire truck - not small toys). We had it low -touching the ground and locked! My husband is extremely handy (literally builds furniture, puts in flooring, etc) so it was not an installation issue. I even tried to pull it extra tight at the roll before locking it to see if that would help & that did nothing. On top of that, it’s so annoying when you want to go out you have to walk to one end, unlock, walk to the other, unhook and then guide into the roll in & it very easily gets wonky, you have to pull it back out & makes a horrible sound. It’s just not at all functional. We didn't have it stretched all the way either so it wasn’t that. This would be fine for bigger dogs ( I wouldn’t use for a small dog that could get under) or kids that wouldn’t try to get out but honestly it just doesn’t work well. We ended up getting a hard gate & it’s way more durable and was much less expensive. This is overpriced & not usable.

Pros: Easy to use from either side, fits range of opening width, fully retracts well, can stay closed and not be locked, safe for outdoor use, right height for decks, attractive, multiple colors, removable base unit for off-season. Cons: tricky to install, requires drilling on both sides but doesn’t include template for where to drill, requires base pieces to be permanently installed on both sides of doorway, motivated dogs (and probably kids cunder 1) can inch under even when locked because of fabric design. We needed a deck gate to let our dog laze on our outdoor deck without a line getting tangled around deck furniture. It’s at the top of 3 outdoor steps. We needed something that easily opened and closed from both sides (not a pressure gate), was attractive (no plastics), durable for outside, easily removable for off-season, and could accommodate deck height (excluded most metal gates). I prefer the look of dark metal, but the only one we could find that met our requirements, was durable, and fit our deck opening was a very expensive, permanently installed metal gate with an extension. It was going to run around $300 or so. This is so much nicer once we were able to manually line up the drill holes. It’s so nice that it is barely noticeable when it’s not in use, something few gates can offer. It is about 4” or so fully retracted so we don’t bump into it when using the steps and elderly relatives don’t have a problem. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that with a click or two, the whole retracting unit removes leaving just 2 small plastic mounts on each side, so I don’t have to worry about snowy Northeastern winters or it coming off and damaging something during a hurricane. Our dog snuck under it once, but I don’t think he liked the experience especially since a step was immediately on the other side. I suspect he tumbled a little but didn’t see it. Perhaps if we’d installed it a little lower, but sometimes we just put a plant in front of it.

Gate is useful and have to observe proper locking when in use.