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How do you choose a pet gate or fence?
Measure the opening first. A staircase or doorway needs a hard-mounted or pressure-fit gate cut to that exact width; an open-plan room is better served by a freestanding, folding panel fence you can reshape. Handmade makers earn their keep when your gap is odd-sized — many cut solid pine, oak, or birch-ply gates to order and will match a stain to your trim. Decide on height by your pet: 24-30 inches stops most small and medium dogs, while a determined jumper or a cat needs 36 inches or a roof panel. Walk-through models with a self-closing latch save you from stepping over a barrier all day. Check the listing for slat spacing (under 3 inches keeps puppies and kittens from squeezing through), whether it free-stands or screws to the wall, and the finished width range. Expect roughly $60-$150 for a single wooden gate, $120-$300 for multi-panel freestanding fences, and add 1-3 weeks for custom widths since each is built after you order.
Use the filters to set opening width, mounting type, and material, then tap a related search to jump to stair gates, freestanding fences, or extra-wide barriers.