LWFCOEE Mesh Gates for Kids or Pets, Magic Pet Gate for The House, Portable Baby Puppy Safety Fence Guard for Stairs and Doorways, Easy Install Anywhere, 43" W x 30" H, 8 Hooks

Absolutely useless. Stickers used to hold it up didn’t work and ripped paint off when i tried to remove them.

It’s cheap material, the strap on one side broke when I put it on the hook. The straps on the net don’t stay on the hooks good. The hooks adhesive tore paint off of my wall. The mesh doesn’t go all the way down on the floor even with the hooks on the floor, my cats can go under it. It’s crappy!! But a gate instead! Might work for small dogs but they might knock it down easily. So just don’t waste your time and money and don’t ruin your walls like I did mine!

This work from my dog but if I can't use it outside on the porch because the animals a sidewall tear them up

Faulty item. The item is not stitched as a rectangle. One side is longer than the other creating gaps. Not suitable for cats.

🐾 Overall Experience: I really wanted this mesh dog gate to work — the idea is wonderful, especially for creating a quick, non-damaging barrier in the home. Unfortunately, it just didn’t hold up for my small dogs. I read mixed reviews before purchasing but was hopeful it would be a good fit for us. ✅ Pros: • Lightweight and easy to set up • Portable and doesn’t require drilling or wall damage • The concept is convenient — perfect if it had better grip and strength ⚠️ Cons: • The adhesive hooks were inconsistent — some stuck too tightly, while others wouldn’t adhere at all • The mesh slipped off the hooks easily; a proper latch or closure system would help tremendously • My smallest dog (2 lbs) was able to crawl underneath it, and my larger ones (up to 8 lbs) could knock it down with minimal effort • The material and structure don’t provide enough resistance for even gentle pressure 💬 My Experience: The first time I installed it, it looked promising — neat and tidy, and I appreciated that it didn’t damage my walls. But as soon as my dogs started testing it, the hooks popped loose or the mesh detached. I even tried repositioning it several times, but no matter how I adjusted it, my pups either squeezed under or knocked it over completely. This product might work better for dogs that are already well-trained to respect visual barriers. However, for curious or energetic dogs (even small ones), it just doesn’t provide a reliable boundary. 💡 Suggestion: If the manufacturer added a wrap-around latch system or more secure anchors, it could make this design far more effective. I genuinely appreciate the idea behind it — it just needs stronger engineering.