Cupount Dog Gate for Stairs: Mesh Screen Gate, Black, Polyester, 38x29 inches, Hook Mount, Suitable for Dogs, Ages 3+

Ok if your dog is very trained and well behaved enough to not just walk right through it.

Background: Ok... so... I have three dogs in the house that only MODERATELY tolerate one another. The Schnauzer mixed with lord-knows-what is 21 years old, blind deaf and has no idea she's invading someone's bubble - the Maltidoodle is a psychotic ball of energy that constantly wants to chase everyone and bite their tails (in a playful fashion) - the Blue Heeler/Lab mix is a crotchety old female that would like the other dogs to just leave her alone while she takes a day-long nap. Review: These nets are SUPER easy to install (be sure to stretch them TIGHT as they do loosen a tad over time). They are NOT adjustable once the hooks are placed without taking off a nice patch of paint (so be aware renters), but, once installed, these will do A LOT less damage to the walls than any other dog/baby gate. Putting the net up and down (opening/shutting) is simple and has become a quick one-handed motion for me. Being that they are black and I am old, neither I nor the Schnauzer hardly notice them and both laugh hysterically when the other walks into it (which hasn't ruined them or ripped the hooks from the wall though we've both done it a bunch - so solid build quality!) All in all, I'm SUPER happy with this cost-effective (frankly, cheap) solution to what I thought was going to be a significantly more expensive headache to solve. FULLY RECOMMEND!

Useless product broken after a couple of hours Spend more & get something that works

Disappointed. Flimsy and breaks easily.

I was initially drawn to this mesh gate for its seemingly easy installation and the promise of keeping my dog out of certain areas. While the setup was indeed straightforward, and the gate seemed reasonably durable at first, it unfortunately didn't hold up to my large dog. Within a few months of use, my dog was able to easily push through or maneuver around the mesh. It simply wasn't a strong enough barrier for a determined, larger breed. I ended up having to purchase a larger, more robust plastic gate shortly after, which has proven to be a much more effective solution. If you have a smaller, less persistent dog, this gate might work fine. However, if you own a medium to large-sized dog, especially one that's determined to get through barriers, I'd recommend looking for a sturdier option. This mesh gate, while convenient, ultimately wasn't a long-term solution for my needs.