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PawHut Pet Safety Gate 5-Panel Playpen Fireplace Christmas Tree Metal Fence Stair Barrier Room Divider Walk Through Door Automatically Close Lock

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PawHut Pet Safety Gate 5-Panel Playpen Fireplace Christmas Tree Metal Fence Stair Barrier Room Divider Walk Through Door Automatically Close LockThis pet gate from PawHut is designed to provide a safe and comfortable space for your lovely furry friends. It can be used as a pet playpen, safety gate, stove and room divider. You can build it into various shapes to meet your different requirements. Thanks to its knockdown design, the playpen is foldable for easy transport and storage when not in use. The automatic lock provides more convenience and keeps pets safely inside. Give your pet a home

This pet gate from PawHut is designed to provide a safe and comfortable space for your lovely furry friends. It can be used as a pet playpen, safety gate, stove and room divider. You can build it into various shapes to meet your different requirements. Thanks to its knockdown design, the playpen is foldable for easy transport and storage when not in use. The automatic lock provides more convenience and keeps pets safely inside. Give your pet a home with this pet playpen!

Features:

  • Can be used as a freestanding gate or mounted on the wall with included accessories
  • Can be used as a pet playpen, safety gate and room divider etc
  • The door can be closed automatically when its opening angle is less than 90° and stay open when goes over 90°( The door won't close when its angle is less than 15°)
  • This pet gate can be formed in any shape you want, L-shape, U-shape, pentagonal, etc
  • Pull back the button and lift to open the door
  • Strong metal frame with powder coated finish, safe and durable for long-term use
  • Foldable design for easy storage and transport
  • Suitable for small and medium sized dogs between 25cm and 50cm in height at the shoulder

Specification:

  • Colour: White
  • Material: Metal, Plastic
  • Fully Extended Size: 300L x 3W x 74.5Hcm
  • Foldable Dimension: 60L x 11W x 74.5Hcm
  • Overall Dimension (Pentagonal): 97L x 92W x 74.5Hcm
  • Single Piece Size: 60L x 3W x 74.5Hcm
  • Spacing of Fence: 5.8cm
  • Panel Quantity: 5
  • Item Label: D06-100WT

Package Includes:

  • 1 x Pet Playpen
  • 1 x Manual
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