No Pawblems
No Pawblems Extra Tall Gate
Listed on Amazon as: No Pawblems 55" Extra Tall Pet Gate, 29"-40" Wide Tall Dog Gate, Black, No Drilling Pressure Mounted, 1.37" Narrow Bar Spacing, Auto Close Tall Cat Gate for Doorway Hallway, One-Hand Operation
4.2 · 949 reviews
#84 Best Seller in Door & Stair Gatesverified Oct 29, 2026, 3:46 PM UTC
$129.99
Price verified Oct 29, 2026, 3:46 PM UTC
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At 55" tall, this is built specifically for dogs that jump or climb over standard 30-36" gates. The bar spacing is 1.37", narrow enough that small dogs and cats can't slip through, and it auto-closes with a double-lock, one-hand release.
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Is This For You?
Who Should (and Shouldn't) Buy This
Get it if…
You've got big, determined dogs that lean or jump on gates regularly, and you're willing to take the extra care to center and tighten the install correctly.
Skip it if…
You want a gate you can take down and move between doorways often, or you regularly need to carry bulky things through the gate, the walk-through door is narrow and the mount isn't built for repeat relocation.
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Highlights
- 55" tall, taller than standard gates
- 1.37" bar spacing with two spacer rods
- Auto-close with hold-open past 90°
- Double-lock, one-hand operation
- Pressure mount, no drilling
About No Pawblems Extra Tall Gate
Check the height and strength claims against your dog before relying on it, and install it carefully: center it and tighten it so it does not shift. The one-hand latch is a convenience worth testing when it arrives. If you want extra security, it can also be re-mounted with screws into the door frame instead of relying on pressure alone.
The part to check is the small walk-through door built into it, rather than the tall frame or the pressure mount. The door slide may feel delicate, so don't force it. The plastic hinge notch that holds the door open may wear with daily use, and the spring hinge, held in place by pressure rather than a screw, may work loose. The hinge appears to be a sealed, proprietary part, so if it fails you may not be able to replace just the hinge.
Specs
| Height | 55" |
| Width range | 29"-40" |
| Bar spacing | 1.37" |
| Mount type | Pressure mount |
The Honest Take
What I Like and What I Don't
What I like
- 55" height clears most dogs that jump standard gates
- Narrow 1.37" bar spacing blocks small pets too
- Auto-close with double-lock
- Extra-tall design, worth checking against how high your dog can jump
- The one-hand latch is easy to operate, and the built-in walk-through door lets you pass back and forth without removing the whole gate
What holds it back
- 949 ratings, fewer than the other picks in this guide
- 40" max width, narrower range than the other pressure-mount picks
- The small pass-through door's hinge is largely plastic, so it is worth checking over time; the hinge notch may wear with regular use and let the door come loose
- Installation has a specific trap: you have to leave the factory zip tie holding the internal spring mechanism in place until the gate is fully mounted, and the pressure plates need to be centered precisely or the gate rattles
The verdict
The extra-tall height and pressure-mount design are the main draws. The thing to go in aware of is the small door's plastic hinge, which is worth checking when it arrives, since a worn hinge may mean replacing the part rather than a quick fix. For a wider pressure-mount option, see our dog gates guide. Gates and playpens solve different problems, our dog playpens guide covers the pen-off-an-area side of it.
What to check in the reviews
We don't republish customer reviews. Read them in full on Amazon, and look for these points first.
- Whether the small pass-through door is big enough for the pets that will use it
- Whether installation went smoothly, including leaving the zip tie on until the gate is mounted
- That the pressure plates can be centered in your doorway or opening
- How narrow the walk-through door is for carrying bulky things
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I actually need a 55" gate instead of a standard-height one?
Only if your dog can clear a standard 30-36" gate. If your dog has jumped or climbed over a shorter gate before, the extra height here is the specific fix. For a dog that's never tested a standard gate's height, it's unnecessary cost.
Is the narrow bar spacing useful if I don't have a cat?
It still matters for small dog breeds and puppies, who can slip through wider-spaced bars the same way a cat could. The 1.37" spacing is tight enough to block most small pets, not just cats.
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