Cumbor 29.7-54.2″ Wide Baby Gate for Stairs, Mom’s Choice Awards Winner-Self Closing Dog Gate Indoor for Doorways, No Drilling Pressure Mounted Pet Gates for Kids, Easy Walk Through Safety Gate, White

Excellent investment and nice looking
Easy to install. Only had it up a few days and it has worked great. We have a second installed in the hall upstairs. Great investment, very sturdy and peace of mind with a toddler and pups. Plus no screws in the wall!

Offers great protection for children and pets
Perfect baby gate for the top of my staircase. I needed the extra height so it would fit on a banister and it was perfect. Can put the gate opening on either side. Latch is easy for an adult but difficult if not impossible for a toddler. It was easy to assemble and attach, and it is size adjustable, just leave out one section if not needed. Very sturdy, my toddler pushed on it and it withstood her weight of around 30lb. We also had a German Shepherd dog that wasn’t not able to get over the gate so great for dog prevention and child protection from the stairs.

Easy to install and sturdy
I ordered 2 Cumbor baby gates for controlling access in our house for our dogs.  I was able to install them both in about 30 minutes without reading any directions.  Both fit well into doorways that were about 36 inches and 50 inches.  These were completely worthless for a 6-week old Yorkie who could get through these easily, but worked well for the other larger dogs.  The quality seemed very good and both held firmly and functioned well.  The latch was easy to operate, and the automatic closing from either direction was nice.  I’m happy with them so far, but I’ll update if there are any issues after we use them for a few months.

You absolutely ***CAN REMOVE*** this gate! Read my review!!!!
Once we got the measurements and read the first page or two of the instruction manual, we had no problem installing the gate. It was super easy, easier than I even anticipated. Just want to stress the importance of not messing with the tightening once you’ve cut the red zip tie that has a sign that says do not cut until after install. It messes with the way the gate shuts. Make sure it’s secure, cut the red zip tie and don’t mess with it. It works beautifully. I’m so happy with it. Easily worth the money. We’re getting at least 3 more because we have 3 levels of our home and 2 sets of stairs so we’ll have a total of 4 gates. We simply used the pressure based install rather than the screws because our home is newly renovated and we don’t want to mess up the walls and the brand new banisters. It’s insane how sturdy this baby gate is. I’m thoroughly impressed and I absolutely love how nice it looks. 10 out of 10 recommend.UPDATE:::This update has everything to do with having to remove the gate and then reinstall it. I genuinely believed once you install the gate (using the pressure mounts only) that it absolutely could not be removed and reinstalled. Boy was I wrong. Yes, the initial instructions say not to cut the big red zip tie until you’ve finished the installation, but it’s not as scary as they make it seem. You can literally remove this gate however many times you need to and then reinstall it just fine. The one thing you will need, however, is heavy duty zip ties (or multiple regular but elongated zip ties). Which we had because we had been in the process of moving . Because we moved into our newly renovated home very recently from a super tiny 2 bedroom apartment, we had to buy a lot of new furniture. I was concerned about the fact that we wouldn’t be able to reinstall the baby gates if we had to remove them and we were fully prepared to just chuck these in that case and buy 2 new gates. I mean, what the heck are you supposed to do with a toddler running around? Just not put in a gate because it’s gonna get in the way 3 weeks later when the furniture is delivered??? Of course not. What happens when you remove the pressure from the pressure mounts is that the door part of the gate basically separates and your first instinct is to panic. Which is exactly what I did. But fear not, for I have the answer! You’re absolutely going to need to use some brute force and some sort of zip tie, be it heavy duty or just basic, but what you need with the zip tie is to simply “scrunch” it to the point you can get the gate back into the place you had it installed initially. For us, we had them at the top and bottom of our staircase. As long as it fits, all you have to do is reinstall it like you did the first time. And I did this for the bottom and top of our staircase. Once you get the gate to fit through the space you needed it to fit into, you just keep spinning the little black piece around the screw on both sides and both top and bottom until it’s back into place and BAM it works just like it did before. Because of this, I am an even bigger fan of these gates. They look amazing they function perfectly and you can remove them over and over if necessary. Freaking awesome.Again, this is only for the pressure mount option. I have no idea if this works for the permanent screw mount.