Product Description

Safety 1st Perfect Fit Security Gate With a contemporary design, the Safety 1st Perfect Fit Security Gate is a trendy gate. The innovative design helps it fit securely in most entryways. The unique auto-fit extension on one end of the gate allows it to conform to irregular entryways and baseboards. With an easy operation the gate also features a complete-control top handle which allows parents to lock, release and adjust as needed. This Safety 1st baby gate, The Perfect Fit Gate adjusts to fit base moldings and uneven entryways.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #29043 in Baby Product
• Size: L
• Color: White
• Brand: Safety 1st
• Model: 41824
• Dimensions: 30.00" h x 28.00" w x 3.00" l, 12.00 pounds

Features

• Perfect fit for anywhere in the house
• Translucent panel design
• 3-in-1 Lock / Release / Adjust handle
• Auto-fit feature
• Gate panel status indicator

Customer Reviews

PERFECT gate for areas that have base moldings
I needed a gate for my 41" hallway for my dog....tried the safety 1st gate that is $19.99 but turns out that one only works for areas that are perfectly even and do not have base moldings (would work for a door frame but not for my hallway). Also the cheaper one is plastic lattice which my dog would chew on...This one is PERFECT, but you can not see thru the plastic panels as stated in review. Very solid gate, when you press down the lock handle to set the gate up, it custom fits to the space. Definally worth the $30...I did get mine at toys r us though :)

Great gate.
I don't think the reviewer who said their toddler can knock the gate right over read the instructions thoroughly. I'll admit that the adjustment mechanism isn't as intuitive as it could be. But once you understand how the resizing mechanism works you can get a very tight fit. I highly recommend this gate as long as you read the directions first.

Good idea, but bad execution - needs TWO adjustable sides
Once again the world of baby gates shows that they have very little grasp on how real live houses are built. I bought this gate for the "adjustable" feature - I have baseboards throughout the house and needed a gate that could handle those. I thought I had found the gate. Brought it home and discovered the adjustment is available only on one side - rendering it useless. How difficult would it have been to make both sides adjustable? How often is there baseboarding on only one side of an opening? This design strikes me as a good idea but the execution is ridiculously bad. The designers apparently sacrified the 'adjustable' feature of the gate in order to make it both pressure- and wall-mounted. That was a very poor trade-off in my opinion. It's so hard to find gates that can handle uneven fixture points; this gate should have stuck to that feature alone.

Most irksome is that the product's packaging intentionally obscures the non-adjustable side so you can't see it's non-adjustable. I thought that was sleazy. This gate is going back tomorrow.