6 PCS White Plastic Triangle Support Feet for Pet and Baby Gates, Fences - Reinforcement Fittings for Free-Standing Dog Gates and Configurable Wood Panels

These work SO much better than I anticipated. We use them to hold in place a very large baby gate. Lately my 1.5 yr old has been shaking the gate very hard for attention and they haven’t budged! We’ve had them in place for months. Now, I can’t speak to whether or not they leave residue or damage the flooring (on wood) but so far these have been the absolute best. Dog hair does seem to always find its way into the grooves but still 100% worth it

Not impressed with these support feet for my pet gate. They have a small opening and 3 of them broke and had to use tape until I bought new ones. Don’t recommend them for the wood pet gate.

I used these support feet to make a gate feel a little more stable, and they did help with that. The shape works well for adding some extra support without taking up much space. My main issue is that the adhesive is not as strong as I expected. A few of the pieces started loosening after regular use, so I had to press them back into place. The plastic itself feels decent enough for light reinforcement. They are useful overall, but better adhesive would make them much more reliable.

Great legs for baby gate keeps it sturdy

We have a 17 year old doxie with weakened back legs. There are times we block off the kitchen for our dogs’ safety, using a gate that has a door that opens or locks shut, which was pressure-fitted in place all the time. Our elderly doxie would catch his back legs on the lip of that gate when he went over it. We finally replaced that gate with a panel from another fence, but needed a way to stand it up. Putting these ‘feet’ in place stabilized the gate, but only with the wall behind it. Even though the gate stands up with these feet, the gate will tip over if pushed, because the feet aren’t quite long enough to keep it from tipping. However, the bottom of the feet have a peel and stick option, but since our gate is only up when needed, we didn’t want to stick it permanently to the floor. This still works well for our needs since we are able to place it in front of the wall, which keeps it from tipping over if our dogs bump against it.

They did not fit the wood in the gate.

Used to help secure a wooden baby gate against the wall and they are working perfectly.

they aren't very strong and your gate will blow over in teh wind. I used THREE on each gate and still the wind blew it over.