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UniPaws Gray 6 Panel Wire Pet Gate, 132" W X 32" H
Description
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Unipaws Pet Playpen with 4 extra support feet and 6 Panels can be set up in a rectangle or a hexagon to meet your needs and provides enough space for your puppy playing. Simply using the doggy door can easily walk through the pet gate instead of moving aside.
- - Versatile Configurations: Free-standing gate with 6 separate panels and sturdy hinges allowing to be folded into a Z/U-shape configuration used in front of entryways, halls, and staircases or placed as a rectangle/hexagon shape to become a play yard for dogs
- - Safety Gate: Constructed from a durable wooden frame, strong steel wire interior and a spring lock made from strong and durable metal to securely confine your furry friends
- - Easy Step-Over Design: Features a built-in swinging door with a spring lock that allows pets to walk through easily without removing the entire gate
- - Anti-Scratch Protection: Rubber pads at each pet gate bottom to prevent scratch the floor & enhance the stability
- - No assembly required: Fully assembled and ready-to-use in 30 secs! Extend the playpen and place it anywhere as pet divider
Specifications
| SKU | 3168870 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | UniPaws |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 41 LBS |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Gray |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | Large |
| Material | Metal |
Item Dimensions
| Adjustable Width Max | 132 IN |
|---|---|
| Adjustable Width Min | 22 IN |
| Height | 32 IN |
| Width | 132 IN |
No assembly required, just extend the gate and place it on a flat surface in your desired location as a pet divider.
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Questions
Will this fence stand upright in a perfect straight line? Will it knock over easy if it does?
Will the gray color transfer onto white walls if it scrapes the wall?
Do you offer a taller version of this or any other stylish indoor 6 or more panel gate?
Are you able to purchase additional panels to make it longer?
- Dear Sandy, Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, the additional panels for 6 Panel Wire Pet Gate are not available for sale on Petco currently.
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Are longer options or extra sections to make it longer available ?
- Dear Boxers4, Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, the extra extended panels for 6 Panel Wire Pet Gate are not available for sale on Petco currently.
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Is this fence weather proof?
- Dear TRM1968, Thank you for your question. The pet gate is made of medium-density fiberboard (MDF) and we recommend using it indoors. Hope this helps.
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