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When customizing our cabinets, there were some features we knew were a bit unique but for our family, they made sense. We worked with our cabinet builder to create a Built-In Hidden Dog Gate! The folding motion makes it easy to use this gate in tight quarters, avoiding the wide swing seen in some gates. The plastic materials are perfect for doggos who like to nibble at wood, though the lattice design isn’t ideal for climbing canines.
I tried to explain as easily & clearly as possible so that you wouldn’t face the difficulties I met when I was constructing this gate.And when it’s completely closed, it blends in well with the trim work. But it’s also super easy to slide out the gate and cut off the kitchen from the mudroom. Simply Maggie offers pet parents some inspiration on how to build a simple dog gate with an oak pallet, hinges, and one handle.
The finished products look amazing with a tree design that may catch your dog’s attention as they get restrained from accessing dangerous zones. Andrea made the final product beautiful and you can also follow her steps, thanks to the detailed instructions.The loops at the four corners make it very easy to set up and pull down the gate when needed without straining too much. My personal favorite is laying the vacuum down across a doorway, as none of my gang will walk within ten feet of the dreaded “vroom vroom” as we call it. You may as well take advantage of your dog’s vacuum cleaner fears! The Benefits of Dog Gates This indoor dog fence is a good option for pet parents looking to barricade large spaces within their homes. It features a well-made gate with horizontal slats to prevent your dog from crossing over while keeping them visible to the rest of the family. This self-supporting dog gate is made of four panels linked together with hinges for versatility and flexibility to use if many spaces.
YouTuber Crafted Workshopputs a modern spin on the classic pet gate with this choice. There are no wide gaps, so little pups won’t slip through, and the wall-mounted design makes it perfect for the stairwell. That said, it is made of wood, so chewers may destroy it. Furthermore, the horizontal slats certainly add an aesthetic flair, but climbers may easily scale this one and could get hurt if they climb over it at the top of the stairs. You may also want to pass on this choice if you are more of a novice when it comes to carpentry. If you don’t have a salvaged headway, you can find a suitably-sized vintage headboard from a nearby thrift store or flea market, and configure it to fit the width of your doorway or opening. Simplicity is a winner with this DIY pet gate from the Finding Purpose Blog, which features a traditional slat design. This will help keep dogs of all sizes in without sacrificing style. While dog gates can be wonderful tools for corralling your pup away from trouble, they can be dangerous if used incorrectly.You may not love the idea of drilling holes in your walls or your front door for your dog gates. We have you covered with thisfreestanding DIY baby dog gate. While it won’t be suitable for stairs or households with large dogs, this chic piece can keep smaller pets cooped up where you want them. If you’re not skilled in carpentry and on a budget, you can build this simple cardboard dog gate that actually works.
Extendable design: thanks to the retractable design, this retractable baby gate is easy to pull out and roll up. you can put them away when you don't need them, no worry about taking up too much space. If you have children and dogs, and life is particularly hectic, choose one that is easy to unlatch, rather than one to step over, which could be hazardous. If your dog is a renowned climber/escape artist, you can get extra-tall gates to deter even the most energetic of dogs from attempting to jump over them.
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This dog gate is made using a rustic wood barn door which can be an ideal addition to safety and style in your living room.
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