The XpandaGate (EX100) is a hardware-mounted, high-quality, expandable safety gate designed to provide a secure barrier in various indoor settings. Crafted with durability and versatility in mind, this gate is ideal for parents and pet owners seeking a reliable solution to keep children or pets safe in designated areas. Setup can be configured in a C, U, or zigzag shape and can be extended to any desired length with additional extensions (EX15). It’s door latch features push button technology that is easily operated with one hand. Available in White and Black. Extra Wide Pet Gate – Perfect for containing your pets in a wide range of spaces. Includes one 30.5-inch door panel and two 30-inch side panels. The door opening measures 23 inches, and the bar spacing is 2.5 inches. Adjustable to fit openings from 30 to 90.5 inches wide. Easy to Install – Comes with sliding, adjustable mounting brackets for easy installation, even above baseboards. One-Hand Operation – Opens in both directions with a convenient one-hand operation. Features push-button technology for added safety without sacrificing convenience. JPMA certified, ensuring superior quality and reliability. Versatile Design – Ideal for both child and pet safety, as well as supervision and accident prevention. Perfect for stairs, doorways, hallways, bathrooms, kitchens, and more. Constructed with durable all-steel and finished with a powder-coated surface. Extensions Available – For even wider openings, purchase a 15-inch extension (model EX15). Add unlimited extensions to cover larger areas. Refer to extension instructions. Not Recommended for Top of Stairs: Gate bumper poses a safety hazard at the top of the stairs. For installation instructions and helpful references, please view the PDF under the “Instructions” tab. Shop with confidence when you shop at Southern Agriculture. All of our items are in stock and ship from Tulsa, Oklahoma. If you have any questions you can email us at [email protected] Would you prefer to shop in-store? We have six locations located in Tulsa, Broken Arrow, and Owasso, Oklahoma.
