Please note: This product might take a little longer to arrive as it may be shipped from outside the UK. The Savic Dog Barrier for indoors provides an easy way of keeping your dog within certain areas of the house, while giving you full access through the two-way access door (50cm width). Installation is very easy and requires no drilling into walls or door frames. The Savic Dog Barrier is available in two different heights, 75cm and 107cm. The barrier can be extended to block off openings from 75-84cm. If you need it to extend further, up to four additional extensions are available to reach a total width of 112cm. Savic Dog Barrier at a glance: Integrated door (50cm wide) for the dog owner Two-way door Door opening angle: 90° Adjustable from 75cm to 84cm Maximum length 112cm (using four extensions, available separately) Easy installation (no drilling) Includes wall rings approx. Ø 4cm Bar spacing apprx. 5.3cm Passage width: approx. 52cm Colour: light brown Material: Bars: metal Handle: plastic Dimensions: Dog Barrier 75cm: 75-84 x 4.5 x 75 cm (L x W x H) Dog Barrier 107cm: 75-84 x 4.5 x 107 cm (L x W x H) Dog Barrier Extension 75cm: 7 x 4.5 x 75 cm (L x W x H) Dog Barrier Extension 107cm: 7 x 4.5 x 107 cm (L x W x H)
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: savic
- Price: £7.67
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
Also available as
- Size 2: 107cm High, 75 - 84cm Wide: £48.39
- Size 1: 75cm High, 75 - 84cm Wide: £52.15
Good to know
- Never put a pressure-fit gate at the top of stairs. Use a screw-fit gate there.
- Measure a doorway at the top and the bottom, as skirting boards often make it narrower lower down.
- Choose a kennel with a raised floor so your dog is not lying on cold, damp ground.
Common questions
What size dog flap do I need?
Measure your dog’s height from the floor to the highest point of its back and its width at the widest point. The flap opening should be slightly bigger than both. Keep the bottom of the flap low enough to step over easily, roughly no more than a third of your dog’s height.
Can I use a pressure-fit gate at the top of the stairs?
No. Pressure-fit gates have a bar across the bottom that is a trip hazard, and they can be pushed loose. At the top of stairs, use a gate that screws into the wall. Pressure-fit gates are fine for doorways and the bottom of stairs.
