That being said, you’ll need some tools and a bit of experience using them. But thankfully this guide has videos and layouts to show exactly how to make it. I think it’s safe to put baby gates and dog gates in the same category. Besides, our babies are just a bit more furry (and can jump higher). Either way, this is the perfect gate. The red color pops out but in a good way. This may look like a simple and beautiful custom-built gate. But what you don’t see is this was built from the legs of an old bench. Extra points for creativity. Dog gates generally come in three materials – wood, metal or plastic – or a combination of plastic and mesh. If your dog is prone to chewing or scratching, it's best to avoid wood, plastic or plastic and mesh gates, and opt for a metal gate instead. If you travel or will be adjusting the gate to different rooms in the house, the best option is a portable, free-standing gate. A dog barrier allows you to section off the rear of your car, giving dogs a space of their own and a little more space, all while ensuring they can’t get into the front of the car to hassle and distract the driver.

Keep your furry friends safe, without compromising the aesthetic appeal of your living space. Inside and Outside! It's a great way of keeping your pet secure in a room of your choosing and is suitable for small sized dogs. Yes! The home can be a dangerous place so restricting access for pups and dogs is often a good idea, even with the most well behaved dog. Cooking with a dog under your feet is never ideal or you might want to restrict access to a children's play area, for example. Stairs can be dangerous for pups or you may want to stop your adult dog from going upstairs. Barriers and gates can also be a great training tool, giving pup the chill-out space and separation they need in a way that let's them still see you. There’s no hinges here, no attachments, and no drilling into the wall required. Great for renters or someone who doesn’t want to cause any damage. The bottom is lined with a soft fabric (furniture protectors) that allow for easy sliding (between the railing on the right side). If you’re into the antique look, then look no further. This gate is an old decorative headboard, with a couple of copper pipe straps to use as hinges.

As you can imagine, pricing is one of the most important factors of any purchasing decision. We can find the perfect product for our needs, that fits the brief in every single way. But if it doesn’t fit our budgets, we simply can’t (or at least shouldn’t) buy it. The design of a baby gate and dog gate is similar but will not be the same, simple because babies and dogs are different. Dog gates need to be able to withstand all sorts of jumping and chewing. Pet gates therefore tend to be of a heavier construction and are often a lot taller because, unlike babies, dogs can jump. On the other hand, baby safety gates will need to meet certain requirements and safety standards. We would not suggest using a pet gate for a child or vice versa. The differences are small but important. DogSpace Pet Barriers

Fits openings between 73.5-79.6cm (28.9-31.3 inches). The gate height is 104.5cm (41.14 inches). The distance between the bars is 5.3cm (2.09 inches). If the brand you buy is important to you, our best advice is to spend some time writing up your own list of ideal brands. That way when you come to the point where you’re comparing product options you can filter to only show the products from brands in your list. Easily fit this indoor pet gate to door openings, in corridors, hallways or any other narrow passageways in your home that would be a natural place to install a barrier. What’s so cool about this gate is how pro is looks, but made entirely at home on a small budget. Look closely and you’ll notice the outside ring is PVC, and the bars are actually wooden dowels.More information on quality can be found in this old but still very helpful article from Harvard Business Review. If you have an old door, these clever people cut out the bottom section and added a few finishing touches. It’s beautiful, cheap, and fits in perfectly with your home. A pressure mounted, no screw pet gate is a fast and easy solution to restricting dog access in your home. The Bonnie Pressure Fitted Pet Gateis a non-drill solution meaning no holes or permanency. You can move these gates about in your home or even take them on holiday, giving you a pet barrier wherever it is needed. This indoor pet barrier easily fits inside door openings, corridors, hallways or any other narrow passageways in your home that would be a natural place to install a barrier.

All dog owners know that some places are not always safe for dogs. Restricting certain areas of your home gives peace of mind and much needed safety. These pressure fitted dog gates are perfect for temporary access denial, non-drill solutions and no holes or mess. Whether you only want a gate for those puppy years, one that won't damage your home or a handy barrier that can be moved around or even taken on holiday, the Bonnie indoor pet gate has you covered. With more than 70 years in the baby safety industry, the DogSpace team have used all those years of thorough designing, testing, and fine-tuning to bring the strict regulations of child safety to the pet industry, so you know your pooch is in good hands. If you already have your dog correctly restrained with a seat belt and harness, then this is a question you may be asking yourself. Why use a dog barrier? Introducing the NMN Designs collection of stylish dog gates and pet gate barriers for pet owners who want to keep their pets and doggies safely contained while maintaining the aesthetic appeal of their living space. What is a dutch door? It’s a door that’s cut in half (horizontally) and the two parts open individually. Now, for this project we only need the bottom half for our doggos.With a natural wood finish and minimal zigzag design, this gate is a more stylish option than some of the others on our list.