Wooden pet gate

For pricing and before you order, measure your opening wall to wall, post to post, or post to wall, in the middle of the gate space (at about 20" high) and above any molding. Our pricing is based on width and you'll order from the appropriate width category. We recommend you order our saloon doors for spaces wider than 44 inches and we can also build saloon doors for under 44 inches. Please send us a photo of the setting and we will get detailed measurements after your order is placed…

Build a barn door baby gate! This wooden indoor gate is perfect to keep children and pets safe and restrict access to the stairs, hallway, or any room in your home. Use this DIY baby gate on its own as a half door gate, or add a Dutch door to the top for a full split door setup.

These handmade baby/pet gates come totally customizable. Hardware not included. Gates can come pained, stained, or unfinished. | Tucker Murphy Pet™ Wooden Wall Mounted Pet Gate Wood in Brown, Size 36.0 H x 36.0 W x 1.5 D in | Wayfair

A modern baby or dog gate with zero building involved. Just upcycle this one product you can always find for free and attach a couple hinges.

This free-standing pet gate protects your pet and adds style to your home. It's made of wood with metal hinges and non-slip pads for added protection. This gate features a traditional slatted design with four panels connected with hinges and narrow spaces between bars for your pet's safety. We love that the hinges swing 360°, which makes customizing the gate to your living room, hallway, or bedroom easy. Plus, this gate has rubber pads on the bottom to protect your floors from scratching as…

Parents and pet owners get ready to bring some instant order to your home! This DIY GATE (Baby or Pet...take your choice!) and it has worked out perfectly! Best part? It took a matter of minutes to build. It's also inexpensive to build. And it looks nice.

Evenflo Expansion Swing Wide Gate Extra-Wide Gate Farmhouse, Dark Wood

Needed a baby gate for the top of our basement stairs. I took out the existing basement door, and placed a 29" by 36" wooden baby gate. Made from 1x4 common boards, sanded it down, stained it Golden Oak, screwed it together with 1.25" wood screws, used a gate latch also.