Superyard 2-Panel Extension: 65.5 Inch Play Yard Extension - Works with Superyard Playpens - Ivory

Love this play yard pen. Definitely was something I needed for the baby. Great amount of space. Now all his toys can stay in one place. It already came put together. That was the best part. Oh and it locks really well. Worth the buy. Not the best picture. Buts it giving.

PRO: -Durable, long lasting for small dogs -somewhat easy to clean -does not rust, completely made of plastic -able to take many shapes -detachable panels -waterproof CON: -not for all dogs. do not buy for dogs who can climb, are strong chewers , and/or are medium to large dogs. climbers can stick their claws in the holes and can definitely climb out. - no "ceiling" aka no top cover - gate is locked in 3 ways: a latch, a hook, and a finger release. the latch can be taped to unlock position. the hook is annoying. the finger release is short and not strong enough for strong dogs. i'm sure that cutting off the hook is possible, but it will significantly weaken the gate's integrity. the gate does not open like a door. with the latch taped to the unlock position, you open the gate by sliding and holding to unlock the finger release lock - > lift the door vertically up to unlock the hook lock -> then push the gate outward like a door. this is challenging for my kids and my husband. not the easiest thing to maneuver. I first bought two sets about 15yrs ago when I had two small dogs (10 lb Maltese, 12 lb Poodle): one with fence panels and another set of fence panels w/ 1 gate panel. The maltese was small, so he couldn't get out. The poodle has a longer body and more mischievous / determined and was successful in climbing out one time (the poodle is older now and less determined these days). The maltese chewed up quite a few areas of the fence, but not successful in chewing off any pieces of the panels. all of the panels still function efficiently after all these years, despite looking quite beat up. I now have two 4 lb Cavapoo puppies currently at 9wks old. They need to run around ALOT. i bought a 3rd set of fence panels. i now have 8 panels indoors to create a rectangle (but it can be conformed into many shapes) and 4 panels outdoors square-shape on the lawn for faster, safer potty breaks. I have panels wrapping around our TV stand (puppies wanted to crawl through the shelves). Two-piece panels V-shaped to block off around the kitchen island. 3 fence panels with 1 gate panel to block off a doorway. Remember, these panels are flimsy when straightened out, so some of the panels need to kinked in directions to stay upright. Again, this fence set is fantastic for small dogs and unlikely fit for bigger (obviously stronger) dogs.

This playpen is great and already comes assembled out of the box. Just need to stretch it apart to form a circle. The only bad thing about it is that it's not very sturdy. my child can lean on the gate and it'll start to bend and tip over. the base of the gate is not weighted. but i am 5'5" and can fit laying down while my 10 month old plays. Not a whole lot of room but enough if you decide to take a nap with them in there. the door was a little hard to open at first but after some time you get used to how it works. now if you're multitasking holding your baby and trying to either open or close the door it will be difficult because the door is a little flimsy. meaning that it's evenly light and not heavy so while you're pushing it closed, the bottom part will bend and not lock into place.

I've been using this playpen, the one with 6 panels including the door. you can make it into a Pentagon or you can make it into a rectangle. it can also fold together for storage. For the longest time I thought the door lock was broken, but then I realized there's a little switch under the thumb latch that locks and unlocks it. so the latch had been locked, but luckily it wasn't shut when it was locked so I've just been using the door like normal except without the thumb latch. but now that I know, the door is working properly again and can close fully. which is good, because my baby started pulling to stand and she loves the door.

Exactly what I needed. I use this to keep my dogs out of the kitchen. I habe a stubborn puppy that likes to sneak in when no one is looking. Previously used the standard gate/pen but was tired of stepping over the whole thing every time I needed in/out of the kitchen. This is perfect because I needed something to stretch across 12ft and have easy access through it. It's sturdy. Has a colorful design. Will safely keep children and pets contained (unless of course you have a big jumper or climber, that's different). I purchased while on sale, but even at full price the value is worth it. The gate portion alone is half the cost of the whole gate. And I needed a 2nd one (now I use this for the kitchen and the other will be used as needed, such as the Xmas tree). Gate is a little finicky, but easy to open and close one handed. There is a lock feature for those that need it, and it works well. It took me a minute to realize that's why I couldn't initially open the gate, oops lol. Overall, it's worth it. If you don't want your space to look like a daycare, go with the ivory color (or any option that isn't rainbow). Oh, one dislike: some of the panels are screwed together. I had originally hoped to remove the door gate portion to attach to my gray gate of the same brand. But it was too much of a hassle to unscrew it. My regular play yard doesn't have screws keeping panels grouped and connected.

This is a good setup for us right now with my 8 month old. However, the panels came very dirty out of the box, which is frustrating because there are a ton of little grooves to clean. Not fun to do after spending money on a brand new item - I could have bought one used off of FB marketplace if I wanted to spend the time and energy cleaning it, something I do not have an excess of as a mom to a little one. The gate is a great feature and has a lock that he won’t be able to open, although it’s a little wobbly when opening and sometimes takes two hands, which can be tricky when you’re holding a kiddo. I’m also concerned about the integrity of the panels, because it looks like the box sat with something crushing one side - all the panels are warped out on one side and bowed in on the other side. It’s not that noticeable but it just bugs me to have a brand new, not cheap, item that doesn’t look brand new. A final, petty concern is that the white is more yellow than white, which makes this look old to me instead of clean and new. I feel like maybe these are great and I just got the dud that’s been sitting in the back of the warehouse crushed under something heavy for six years. Assembly was easy and I like the nonskid pads that you can stick on the bottom to help it stay put. I also like that I can clip toys to the sides!

Worth the money. Bigger than I expected. Easy to set up and put away.

They are great! I bought 2 sets to create a 13 x 8 Lego play zone in our game room and it’s working wonders. The only problem is that if you use more than three consecutive panes before a turn, the gate becomes wobbly. It still works great but we just have to be careful with it and opening the little door is a hassle. Definitely thinking of changing the little door to a smaller section.