Toy Blocker, Extra Tall Size Gap Bumper for Under Bed, Stop Pets Toys Going Under Bed or Sofa Couch, Easy to Install, 11.8" Height 83" Length,Black

I actually use these to help guide my blind elderly dog inside our house. It helps keep him in safe areas without bumping into walls, corners and furniture. Very sturdy construction and it looks good too! I even used these to create an enclosure around loose extension cords we have for Christmas lights. Perfect! (See pic). One other neat application is for our bed. Our elderly dog likes to sleep on our bed so when we are not on it, we place these on each side so he is guided down his steps and not have to worry about him falling off! If you are the seller reading this, you can totally market this product as a solution for guiding pets all around the home, not just to prevent toys etc from going under furniture. Also, perfect from keeping puppies or elderly dogs away from the Christmas tree. (See pics). ;)

Bought these for the purpose of keeping my cat off the counter, and they seem to work well so far. They'd be pretty easy to knock over this way, since the wall just goes in a straight line, but they stayed nicely when I had a corner piece connected. Didn't use the zip ties or tape, but will be keeping those materials for future projects. My counter length is a bit wonky with the measurements of these, but idc about having them all connected. Makes it easier to remove a section to access what I need. Material loves the cat hair, but also seems easy to clean. Assembly was also easy, just make sure to push down and inwards to ensure its locked in place. Also, this is 3 packs worth, and I used every square.

Look--it's not for fashion. It's not cute. And you may stub your toe on it from time to time at first. But if you're like me and have a pet who likes to hide out under your king-sized bed whenever you need to give them medicine, or take them to the vet, etc., it does actually work. And so far it is holding up.In terms of assembling it: It wasn't hard and didn't take too long, though the first segment I put up took a while. It's aggravating that they only sell the tall version in the longer (83") segments -- for a king-sized bed where one end is flush against the wall, you need both 2 longer and 1 shorter segment to block it off completely. I had to buy the 83" version in tall and the 70" version in the shorter size and just hope that she wouldn't be able to knock it down or go over the top of the shorter section. Fortunately, having tied it together to the taller segments on the sides with zip ties and all segments secured with the double-sided carpet tape and the taller segments zip-tied to the legs of the bed, it seems pretty stable and secure. My cat has not yet knocked it down or gotten over the top; in fact, though she was pretty intent on figuring out a way to get through it for the first few hours, it seems like she gave up on that relatively quickly and I haven't really seen her trying again since that first day--so that's a plus. I was afraid if she kept working on it she would figure out a way to break in eventually, but I guess it is sturdy and complete enough that she didn't perceive any weaknesses or gaps and just gave up trying.That said, no idea if this will last forever. I'm guessing that at some point I may need to replace the carpet tape, especially if I end up needing to move it to get to something under the bed (because yeah, I also use under the bed as storage for things I don't need very often so...it's likely that at some point I'm going to need to break in myself). But they do provide plenty of carpet tape, so I have a ton left over--not too worried about that, as long as the rest of it stands up to the test of time.Having tried other "solutions," notably "scat mats" (spiked plastic sheets that are supposed to be uncomfortable and keep cats away from places you don't want them) under the bed that did almost nothing, this is definitely the first solution that has actually kept her out from under the bed for more than a few minutes. Once you buy all 3 sections, it's not that cheap; but as long as it continues to hold up and keep her out, I'll go ahead and call it worth it.

Description said for the bed. Also said 83 inch. If you want to block bed from pet you need at least 2 set. I have to order again to match the color and I am not happy with that.Size:Need at least 2 for bed

The blocks are a good size for blocking under beds. They were also very easy to setup. I wish the product came with more zip ties. I had to buy more zip ties in order to secure all of the blocks together. However, the blocks aren’t very sturdy. I would not recommend buying these if you have a pet that is very curious/persistent.Both of my cats were still able to get under my bed by consistently pulling on one block under there was just enough room to squeeze through the crack. Another time, they were able to pull the blocks until a zip tie broke and they were able to slip through.I have only had luck after reinforcing some sides with 10/15lb weights such that they are no longer able to pull the blocks as much.Therefore, I would not recommend this product if you have pets that are very persistent. They will find a way past the blocks haha.My last complaint is the price point. I had to buy 3 shipments in order to fully wrap under my bed.

This product is what I have been searching for to keep my cats from hiding under the bed. The larger ones are perfect height for a high bed. My only problem is that I could use a panel that's about 1/2 the length as I have an odd size bed frame. The panel sticks out beyond the frame in order to cover the whole side of the bed. The footboard side is no problem and I can use a zip tie to hold it to the frame. I expect my industrious cats to figure out how to push the panel that extends beyond the bed frame so they can get under the bed. I tried bending the panel but was not able to do that. Overall I love this product though! It does the job well!