Primetime Petz 360 Configurable Pet Gate Support Feet, 2 count

This gate (and the feet) are a complete waste of money!! First of all, the feet should come with the gate! Making you purchase them separately is completely ridiculous. My 2 medium size dogs can easily get through this gate without a problem. The gate is light and easily movable and the walk through opens with the slightest nudge.

I originally bought the 360 gate without the feet. I ordered them about 2 weeks later. Huge difference. The gate is so much more stable when our pup wants to jump on it. Ordered 2 sets. So we have 4 on our gate.

would be ok for some gates, but didn't fit mine--distance of "cut outs" was too short to floor---live and learn love the gate--cat doesn't

While the pet gate does stand on its own, the support feet add stability that helps keep the gate from moving when I touch the sides of the door. The color matches the gate perfectly and the feet fit well. I was glad to see they had felt bottoms on them so my floor is protected too.

These need some redesign – they are good in theory, but are actually useless. Since they are only about 1/2" wide and the distance between each rail on the gates are just under 2", the feet simply tip over and roll to the side. They do not stay upright in order to keep the gate panels standing as intended. Not even if you have a dog that leaves the gate alone; merely bumping into the gate makes them turn. They should really be just shy of the width of the distance between the rails so that they cannot tip in this way. I will be making my own, it's just a shame I had to waste approximately $17 and now more on new materials. I do NOT recommend spending the extra money on these feet. You'd These need some redesign – they are good in theory, but are actually useless. Since they are only about 1/2" wide and the distance between each rail on the gates are just under 2", the feet simply tip over and roll to the side. They do not stay upright in order to keep the gate panels standing as intended. Not even if you have a dog that leaves the gate alone; merely bumping into the gate makes them turn. They should really be just shy of the width of the distance between the rails so that they cannot tip in this way. I will be making my own, it's just a shame I had to waste approximately $17 and now more on new materials. I do NOT recommend spending the extra money on these feet. You'd be better off making your own or finding another clever way to keep the gate supported. However, my pup thinks they are great chew toys. ;) … more

These support feet fit my new pet gate perfectly. I put them on over the lower bar, and they give much more stability to the gate. If you have a "rompy" dog, they may not be what you want, but my 60+ pound guy leaves the gate alone. I use them only for stability, not strength.

Cheaply made, the color isn't even and now they're falling apart. I'm trying to glue them but it's hard because no wood clamps and it would be difficult to clamp anyway.

This feet do a great job of keeping the primetime pet gate stable. I actually ordered four of them one for each panel of the gate.

The add extra support for the gate and allow the gate to stay firmly in place.

The feet are not the same brand (Primetime Petz) as the 360 Configurable Pet Gate, and do not fit securely on the bottom support bar, rendering then somewhat useless as a stabilizer.