Etna 3 Piece Adjustable Wooden Gate

I've had this for about a year and I've had to repair it twice. It falls apart easily. I guess if you never move it and just let it sit it's fine. The hinges are very small and fell right out of the "wood" and now I have to buy bigger hinges and hope I can get them in. The scroll stuff that looks so pretty comes apart easily.. falls right out of the frame. Very cheaply made. Don't waste your money.

I bought this to put at the top of our formal main staircase in our 150-year-old house. The staircase is original to the house so we wanted to preserve it by blocking our dogs from walking down it (we have a back staircase). This gate blends right in with the woodwork of the stairs and is easy to move if we need to get up and down the stairs.

You can determine what part of your house is open for doggies wanders with charm with these panels. Sturdy self standing and nicely adaptable to any configuration. Two of these fences put you in absolute control of your space. Door runner ? Hall messes?

Just ordered this gate for my new puppy. The other gate I bought was way too high and heavy. This gate is very light to move and will not break an ankle if knocked over. Other wood gates go up to $150. The price is awesome for how expensive it looks. Going to be ordering a second.

I liked the design and size of the gate. I use it every day and works well. My only complaint is that it started to fall apart about a year after I got it. So I have to buy a new one.

I live in a mid-century cape and wanted something to match the look and feel of the house. This free standing wooden gate fits in perfectly with the vibe of the house. I have two small dogs so wasn't looking for any heavy duty bulky gates.

I used this to keep our year old corgi in the bedroom at night. It's beautiful and well made. It stands on its own. It is not tall but perfect for my size dog!

These are very nice looking however one was a bit discolored the others in good condition I put one in hallway to keep dogs from wandering to back bedrooms and giving my cat some space Then three I put in front and around coffee table and electrical outlets and cords using strong string to tie to furniture legs so they do not topple over and keep puppies from entering and chewing electrical cords They look nice matching furniture

We have had it less than a month and it's falling apart. The workmanship is so shoddy fixing it seems unlikely as well. NOT WORTH THE MONEY. If it cost $5-10, maybe, but they still stink.

It's very ornate but doesn't serve its purpose. I had it set up in the hallway to keep my shitzu from the front of the house. But the first day she figured how to slide the gate aside like an accordion door!!