Works in front of stairs

UPDATE: We have had this gate for 1 week, and my dogs knocked it over. When they did, the end panel split off from the other panel (broke off). The pictures you see posted of the broken gates is exactly where mine broke, except mine broke completely off. We are making it work because 2 panels fits perfectly ok front of my stair entry. We still have the feet on the two panels. So it breaks easily, but I'm not too upset. I'll use this until I find a wrought iron gate! ************* Works in front of my stairs! I got the smaller height hoping it wouldn't be too short. It's perfect in front of the bottom step of our stairs. The dogs don't even try to jump it, but they are generally good with respecting a gate or barrier of any sort. It is still tall enough for them to not see it as an easy jump. They are Pitt Bull/Lab and Pitt Bull/Boxer mixes so they are considered medium height. If you plan to put it in front of something and are trying to just step over the gate, probably go with the shorter height gate like I did. We don't typically move the gate unless we are carrying something up the stairs. We just step over onto the next step up. I have wood laminate floors, and I'm really glad I bought the feet that are recommended or listed as "people who buy this also buy..." I think they are worth it. If you plan to keep it completely straight against something, get the feet. The gate's stability, when stretched out completely straight, is compromised. I didnt need the linger version either. I got the three panel. I have a standard size stairway opening.

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