No Pawblems Pet Gate 71-inch
Product description
Highlights
When a pet can clear a standard-height barrier, a taller gate can help keep a doorway or hallway separated without changing how you move through the home. The No Pawblems gate stands 71 inches tall, with a 16-inch extension net added to a 55-inch standard height. Its narrow 1.37-inch spacing is intended to reduce gaps between bars, while two spacer bars are included for added coverage.
The width adjusts for openings from 29 to 43 inches using the included extensions. A double-lock design, one-handed opening, and auto-close function make it easier to pass through while carrying something. The gate can stay open when positioned beyond 90 degrees, which is useful when you’re moving between rooms repeatedly.
From the way it is set up, this is a height-first barrier rather than a simple, low gate. It makes sense if your pet is a persistent jumper and you need to block a doorway, hallway, or stair opening within the listed width range. A basic, shorter gate may be easier to live with if jumping isn’t an issue.
How to use it
The gate comes with four adjustable bolts for pressure or wall mounting. Choose the mounting approach that suits the opening, then adjust the width with the included extensions. Keep in mind that the opening must measure between 29 and 43 inches, being unusually tall won’t help if the gate does not fit the space.
For example, you could close off a hallway while you bring in groceries, then let the gate swing shut behind you. If you need to carry items through often, the one-handed opening and hold-open position can reduce the need to stop and manage the gate each time. The automatic closing behavior is handy for routine pass-throughs, though the gate’s height and locking mechanism may feel like more barrier than needed for a calm pet that stays behind a shorter gate.
Practical tips
Measure the opening where the gate will sit before choosing it, especially if the space is near the ends of its stated width range. Also think about how people will pass through: the hold-open feature works when the gate is positioned beyond 90 degrees, while the auto-close function is useful when you want it to shut after passage.
The product is described for stairs, doorways, and hallways, and allows pressure or wall mounting. That gives you more than one installation approach, but the available details do not explain which mounting method is best for every stair layout. It might not be a great match if you need a gate for an opening outside the listed width, or if you’re looking for a low-profile barrier that takes up less visual space.
Questions before you buy
How tall is the gate? It is 71 inches tall, including a 16-inch extension net added to the 55-inch standard height.
What opening width does it fit? The adjustable gate is made for openings from 29 to 43 inches, using the included extensions.
Does it close on its own? Yes. It has an auto-close function, and it can remain open when positioned beyond 90 degrees.
Final verdict
This gate is worth considering when extra height is the deciding factor and your opening falls within the stated range. The narrow bar spacing, dual lock, and one-handed operation address practical containment and everyday access, rather than height alone. For a pet that jumps over shorter barriers, it offers a taller alternative, for a pet that needs only a basic boundary, a simpler gate may be the more sensible fit. Measure first, and choose it only if its substantial height suits both the pet and the space.