3ft H x 4.2ft W (1 Gate) No Dig Zippity Baskenridge Gate Kit, White Vinyl Picket Fence Gate Kit for Baskenridge Fence Panels, Gate for Backyard, Patio, Outdoor, & Garden Fence, ZP19038

It’s a good minute to install, but it was very easy, very flimsy not very strong. So I had to add another piece of fence in front of it to help keep my dog out.

I bought this to retrofit into an existing porch to keep the dogs from walking away and not to be used with their fencing.It’s well made pvc and it’s a very clever design which is easy to assemble and pretty sturdy.I’m happy with the purchase overall but I can’t give it 5 stars because of the hardware they provide.The hinge is so small and thin there’s no way it’s going to hold up to frequent use.I already purchased replacement hardware to switch out.They came so close to a 5 star review but I can’t with this flimsy hardware they provide.

Fence/gate is perfect! As mentioned in a lot of the other reviews the hardware is questionable. My friend who installed it purchased other hardware and made it work perfectly. He was also able to tweak it a bit to make it a bit longer, since the gate was a bit short for the space. See photos.

The Zippity fence concept is a good one. It is easy to install and to remove and makes great sense where a permanent fence is not wanted.The fence is of reasonable quality, but the hardware furnished with the gate is substandard. While the hardware furnished with the fence panels is stainless steel, the hardware for the gate is not, and the hinges rusted through and failed in less than a year.Zippity has good customer service and will replace the hinges, but who wants to continually have to replace hardware? I purchased my own replacement stainless steel hinges.

Great product!Easy to assemble and install

BEWARE! TERRIBLE PRODUCT . Difficult install (I build from scratch all of the time but bought this because install was supposed to be easy - it took me 3x longer than it would have to build from scratch). It looks okay when completed but very flimsy. One step of the assembly (after doing quite a bit of drilling in to hard plastic that does not have pre-drilled holes) is to use a small piece of wood and hammer the stakes down. When I did that the screws ripped right through the plastic and the horizontal bracing piece slid down and the screws broke through. It is a total waste of money and junk. I want my time back.

This is just what we needed. Keeps med dogs contained in the front part of yard

I bought the fence panels that go with this gate. They are described as a semi-permanent fence, made of vinyl, which means it’s not as sturdy. So I knew it wouldn’t be solid and was okay with that for what I needed. The sliding latch on this gate is a joke. I bought another self-locking latch and put it on. I’m not sure how the hinges will hold up as they are small but those can always be replaced too. The fence panels and this gate must be assembled and come in surprisingly small boxes. Assembling them takes several minutes each but is straightforward and easier as it goes. Get an earth auger bit to attach to your cordless drill to put some holes in the ground which will make it easier. I am happy with it. These are solid enough for what I needed.