Easy to Install: This dog gate measures 29 x 30 inches and fits gate widths from 24 to 27 inches. Installation is simple—just attach four hooks on both sides of the gate and use the four elastic hooks on the mesh to secure it firmly in place Tips: Please measure the size of the required installation area before purchasing, and reserve 1-2 inches of space for placing hooks to avoid inappropriate mesh size and installation area Dog Mesh Gates: Our mesh gates are suitable for most dogs and can serve as isolation gates to create a secure, enclosed area where you and your family can relax and enjoy time with your furry friends. They also work well for keeping pets in designated spaces to stop them from roaming freely, helping encourage the development of positive habits Upgraded Material: Our pet gate uses sturdy hook materials and damage-free tape, ensuring a firm hold on the pet net without breaking off. The net itself is made from strong tensile fiber, which can withstand pets’ grasping and biting without tearing Versatile Usage: Our pet gate can serve in a variety of settings, including staircases, doors, corridors, aisles, and even near fireplaces. The included hooks can be firmly fixed to flat, solid walls or wooden railings, making installation a breeze. Please note that this gate is not suitable for application on wallpaper, wet walls, dusty surfaces, or rugged walls Our mesh gate is a great solution for keeping your dogs out of areas where they shouldn't be, and it was incredibly easy to install. Simply cover your stairs with the mesh gate and secure it with the four hooks that come with sticky pads for attaching to your wall. It works really well and is incredibly convenient – you can easily take down the gate from the hooks when you or your dog need to go through, and then quickly reattach it. Made of sturdy polyester fabric, this mesh gate is not only strong, but also allows you to see through it. It's not intimidating for dogs, making it a great option for pet owners who want to keep their dogs from getting into trouble