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The Savic Outdoor Dog Barrier provides a simple and effective way to keep your dog safe. If there’s an area of your home or garden you want to stop your dog going into, simply attach the barrier across the entrance, and your dog won’t be able to get past it. Your dog will stay safe inside, but can still enjoy the view through the barrier. The barrier can easily be adjusted to fit passages of up to 152cm in width. The bars have a special weather proof coating, making the barrier ideal for use both outdoors and inside your home. The barrier is also equipped with a two-way gate, allowing you to get through easily. The gate can then be securely closed again by simply pushing it shut. The Savic Outdoor Dog Barrier is easy to assemble, and comes with an assembly kit and detailed instructions. It is recommended that you use an electric drill. The barrier is screwed tightly into place, ensuring that your pet won’t get through unless you want it to! The Savic Outdoor Dog Barrier at a glance: Height: 95cm Width: 84 - 152cm Bars: Diameter: 1cm Spacing: 5cm Ideal for garden and patio Can block even wide passages With weather proof coating Solid and secure Also suitable for indoors With integrated two-way gate for people For medium to large dogs Easy assembly Includes assembly kit and instructions Colour: black Material: metal Dimensions: Height: 95cm Width: 84-152cm Bars: Diameter: 1cm Spacing: 5cm Please note: This product cannot be delivered to Northern Ireland!
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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.
