3.5ft H x 7.6ft W (1 Panel) Freestanding Zippity Lightweight Portable Fence Kit, White Vinyl Picket Fence Panel, Portable Outdoor & Indoor Fence for Temporary Events, Easy Install for Backyard ZP19026

This worked for what we were needing to make our pool safe from baby. We bought the weights to help hold it down. It seriously only took 15 minutes to assemble each panel. We bought 3.

UPDATEDSo it has been over a year and the fence has held up amazingly. Survived through all the snow and wind of a Chicago winter, and we got a lot of snow this past winter. Impressed with how well it has held up that I recently bought another one for the other side of the space.--------------------------------------------------Much sturdier than I was expecting after reading other reviews. Needed a fence to keep my puppy from running over to the neighbors on a connecting terrace. Originally used a wooden dog gate/fence that disintegrated after 3.5 months of rain and strong winds (i.e Chicago spring). My dog doesn't really jump on the fences and is not left outside unsupervised, so really only needed something that would provide a visual and psychological barrier more than it being a strong physical barrier. Despite the item not being for pet use, decided to purchase after people said that it held up year-round and another review that said they used it to keep their dog in their garage/driveway. Came well packaged with all the parts. Had to use a hacksaw to shorten it to fit the space but put it together by myself in less than an hour. Weighed it down and tied it to some cinder blocks and used vinyl fencing brackets that are attached to the concrete walls with 3M outdoor tape to make the top of the fence more stable. It is definitely sturdy enough to keep my mini aussie puppy contained and seems pretty stable when I push on it. But will have to see how it holds up to the windy weather.Will update on how it holds up.

So I was on the fence ( no pun intended ) on buying these for awhile. I knew only the Metal Feet were, well, metal. However, I did not expect the Top and Bottom rails to be so thin of plastic. They are both hollow with the Slat cutouts. So as many mentioned you can simply squeeze them and damage it. I wish this model would go with Aluminum ( which is cheap ) for the Top and Bottom Rails. Then simply extend the Metal feet a bit. This would make a more sturdy fence for those who want to just place it. I Literally had it blowing almost out of my hand when moving it from simple breezes. Overall I will buy some more just to have extra Parts.

I’d been finding it impossible to locate a pet gate wide enough for our front porch to keep my cats in. Even the expensive ones were too short, not wide enough, not good looking, cumbersome to move to allow the humans access... so glad I happened across this product. Yes, it is vinyl plastic so it will blow over if not secured. This is obvious. We have it secured to the posts with bungee cords. The metal feet have holes that tent stakes would probably work with or you could use weights or sand bags to help from blowing over, although we haven’t tried either yet. I plan on ordering another for a wide opening off the back deck to keep the kitties in and we’ll also use the fencing for our food tent business to form lines or block off eating spaces. Also, the product arrived missing two pickets (pretty sure that was the carriers fault as it was delayed/almost lost in transit and the end of the box appeared damaged then taped). I emailed the company and they had them in the mail with a tracking number the following day, arrived a few days later and all is well. Oh yeah, and it looks fantastic!

Very sensitive to uneven ground or slope.

We have a French bulldog puppy who is a runner. Every time we opened the back gate he would appear as if out of thin air and take off. He had been staying on the property but then one day he decided to go all the way up to the busy street. A slide-into-third type maneuver (and ruined jeans and a bruised leg and arm) finally stopped him before he crossed the road. With our hearts in our throats and pounding (from both fear and the exercise after two months of stay-at-home sitting around and eating) we sat down to research a way to keep the little bum from running again.The other reviews state that this will not keep animals in - perhaps not a large strong dog but three sections together with a weight on one end keeps my 30-lb Frenchie in. (And boy, was he mad the first time he "escaped" after we assembled it!)Speaking of the assembly and the feet, assembly was a breeze - super easy and fast. As for the feet, they are not attached! They slide into the post. That's a drag because we do need to move it to get in and out. (Hey, Zippity, please make a gate for these!)Overall I recommend. For our needs they are perfect.

Not much to say, these might make a good fence to put around your daughters Fischer Price playhouse. The wind actually flops these around... and they are bolted to the cement!!! Do yourself a favor and look elsewhere.Update Nov 22, 2023: Bought these in May, 7 months ago. It is in a back yard completely sheltered from wind by high retaining walls on all sides. After 1 month I had to re-inforce all the pickets with stainless steel screws and it still fell apart. Spent 335.00... they are completely destroyed by slight wind, sun, small dog ate 3 of the pillars. Now spending more money to replace with a redwood fence I should have done in the start. I can't express enough how bad these fences are.

Bought 30 and love them! Very easy to put together and very light weight. Use them all the time for events.