KISKIZ42 Inch Tall X 100 Extra Wide Retractable Baby Gate for Large Openings Dog Indoor Outdoor Gates Doorways, Black TB-852196

This was easy to install and easy to just pull open and closed. I ended up purchasing a second one!

I've had this gate up for about a month now and I love it! It's on my bedroom door to keep my senior cat and energetic (also senior) dog separate, so I use it multiple times a day with no issue. There is a small gap at the bottom but I just put a door draft blocker in front of it that I has and also the cat really doesn't try to get out at all in the first place. We were a bit worried about it holding up since we had to attach it to the door frame but no issues at all. I've loved having it to allow airflow since my room gets basically no AC in the summer so keeping the door closed all day isn't much of an option. Good product that is easy to use and install, and works really well for daily use!

We have an extra large opening for our basement stairs and this gate works perfect for it. Looks nice, easy to work and easy to install.

This was a gift I requested for my birthday for the following reason: I have a mostly-fenced yard that doubles as shared parking for me and my neighbors (two homes; four cars). My neighbors have a dog. I have a dog.We agreed that it would be nice to be able to have a fully fenced-in yard for each of our dogs to play in. We also recognized that we'd need to be able to re-open the fence at a moment's notice if one of us needed to get in or out of the parking area. The gap in our yard is at the driveway.This gate is being used outside as a quick and easy way to close the fence off (to make the yard playable for the dogs), and to open easily if someone needs to move their car through the driveway.GAP AT THE BOTTOM:Luckily for us, my dog is giant (110 lbs) and their is medium-large (between 40-60lbs), so the gap on the bottom isn't an issue for our babies. Though they could very well fit through the gap, they'd have to try fairly hard, and there would be PLENTY of time to get them. I couldn't install the piece in the middle that's meant to solve this issue (I'm not qualified to drill into concrete/gravel ground), so I cannot speak on its effectiveness. It might solve that issue, but, if it doesn't: this would NOT prevent small-medium dogs, cats, nor babies / toddlers from crawling underneath. There's plenty of space, and it's fabric (very push-able)EASE OF INSTALLATION:I installed this by myself and had no issues relating to the product (my drill broke, but that's because my drill is old)EASE OF USE:It's SUPER easy to get the gate set up. It's much more difficult to get the gate put away. Setting it up takes less than 30 seconds. Putting it back takes 3+ minutes. When you want to open the gate back up, due to the height of the fabric (a height that's necessary for our dogs), the fabric crumples a bit. It's nearly impossible to keep it completely taught and smooth when you're opening it. The folds in the fabric cause a jam--the fabric gets caught when attempting to roll around the storage pole thing. It's a lot of pulling, re-pulling, re-pulling, and manual-twisting of the pole thing. Even then, it doesn't always go all the way back (sometimes there's a flap of fabric that just refuses to twist back around the pole).STURDINESS / WEATHER:It feels fairly sturdy, and has experienced no visible nor mechanical changes in the 2 months it's been outside (it has experienced a great deal of storms in those 2 months, and still feels and functions the same as when I first installed it). Though this hasn't been tested, I feel certain it would rip, or fall down, or the plastic would break if my dog (the giant one) tried to jump on it. If she put her two front paws on this, I have no doubt I'd be supergluing the plastic clasps back together--and that's only if the fabric doesn't tear. I can't tell if it's a sturdy-enough fabric to not-rip in a situation like that. I get the sense that the plastic clasps are weaker than the fabric, and suspect they'd break before the fabric is damaged, but, again, no clue.WOULD I RECOMMEND?H*ll yes, I recommend this. Even with its quirks and difficult bits, it's absolutely amazing. It's long enough to close our 13ft gap (and you still have fabric left over), it's quick to get down (though not quick to put away), and it's tall enough that our dogs can't get over it (even though some dogs/cats/children could get under it when it doesn't have that middle security piece installed). This changed my life, and my dog's life, for the better. 9/10 recommend (-1 for the difficulty and the gap; +9 for every other aspect)

Installs quickly and easily. One hand open or close. Keeps the dogs where I want them. Very durable.

This is so much better than a traditional baby gate. It is very well made and great price. The retracting is great and leaves so much space when it isn't needed ,unlike traditional gates. Also great for odd areas or large opening . I purchased this to block a staircase along with bookcases ect near my front door . Tried several other gates and nothing worked. I highly recommend this gate . And it is very high ,I have a Cane Corso so it helps and my grandson likes to throw things over th other baby gates , he can't with this one . Nor put his arms and legs through it .

We have tried many different gates, and this has been our favorite so far. It is sturdy and keeps our st Bernard out of the other room, he isn't a jumper though and we haven't had pushing or pulling on it. I am giving four stars because it doesn't always roll back up all the way. Other than that, it does its job, its tall enough and it's got a good lock.

We got this to keep our dogs out of the living room at night, we have a mastiff and needed a talk gate and this is perfect! The retractable feature is so nice. Only downside is the anchors that came with are super cheap and broke immediately so we had to go to the hardware store and get our own. Would recommend the same for it to be installed securely