Cat gate instructions

Take the 2 short rods, and thread half of the bent ball rings onto each of them.

These will become the top and bottom of your Cat Gate. 

Add 2 O-rings to the handles of both the short rods.

Space them about ½ inch apart.

Add end caps onto both ends of the short rods.

These will allow them to grip to your wall or doorframe. 

Make sure the end caps are fully on, you may need to tap them with your hand to pop them into place. 

Use either one of the short rods to make the bottom of your Cat Gate. Place it on the floor, then extend it from wall to wall.

Make sure the handle is fully screwed in. The gate will open from the end with no handle.

Twist the 2 parts of the bar to lock the length. 

Next twist the handle to compress it against the wall. It should hold firmly in place.

Use the other short rod to make the top of your Cat Gate. Place it 72 ½ inches above the bottom rod. Make it level and parallel with the bottom rod, and put the handle at the same end. Make sure the handle is fully screwed in.

Twist the 2 parts of the bar to lock the length. 

Next twist the handle to compress it against the wall. 

Make sure the rod holds firmly in place.

Add 2 O-rings to both ends of the long rods. 

Space them about ½ inch apart.

Extend one of the long rods to 66 ½ inches and lock the length by twisting it. 

Attach the rounded metal clamps to each end. 

Make sure the clamps on both ends align with each other. 

Add 2 oval ball rings to the round clamp on the thicker end of the long rod. Hang it from the top rod of the Cat Gate. 

Make sure this hanging Long rod aligns with the bottom Short rod that makes the bottom of the Cat Gate. 

If it doesn't align, you should adjust the top or bottom Short rods so they are aligned and parallel. 

Add an oval ball ring to the bottom of the hanging rod and connect it to the bottom of the gate. 

It should slide freely, if it doesn't slide you will need to adjust the position of the top rod. 

Now that the top & bottom rods are aligned, and the long bar is sliding freely along them, proceed with tightening the top rod so it stays securely in place. 

Unclip the bottom of the sliding rod and thread it through one of the sleeves on the net, all the way to the top. 

Take the other long rod and thread it through the other sleeve of the net. Make the thicker end of the long rod face upwards. 

The clamp is made of 2 pieces that interlock with each other. Start by connecting the top of the clamp together, then fold them down over the o-rings on the top rod handle. 

Use the allen key to fasten the bolt and the nut together.

Using a fixed clamp the same as the top, attach the bottom of the rod using the allen key.

Thread the ball hooks along the top of the net so they hold it up. They should only go across as far as you need, not the entire width of the net.  

Re-attach the oval ball ring to the bottom of the sliding rod. 

Attach the ball hooks to the bottom of the net, using the same method as the top ball hooks. 

Fit the ultra strong magnets into the magnet clamps. Magnets should always be kept away from electronic devices to avoid damage. 

If you find the magnets too strong to open your Cat Gate, you can slightly set them back in the clamp.

Place the smaller round plastic spacer around the rod, then put the magnet clamp around the plastic spacer.

Attach a magnet clamp to the top rod, as close to the end as possible by placing it on the thin part of the end cap. 

(If your installation area doesn't allow you to attach the magnet clamp to the end cap, you can use the larger spacer to attach it to the rod)

Attach a magnet clamp to the bottom rod, as close to the end as possible. 

Use the same process as the top magnet clamp. 

(If your installation area doesn't allow you to attach the magnet clamp to the end cap, you can use the larger spacer to attach it to the rod)

Attach the velcro stickers to the back of the security channel. 

2 velcro pieces make 1 set. Add 2 sets to the top & 2 to the bottom of the security channel (4 sets in total).

Stick the security channel to the wall or frame where the gate will slide closed. The bottom magnet should sit inside the security channel. 

Press it against the wall for at least 60 seconds. 

Wind the excess net around the fixed pole and secure it with the plastic clips. Use size 32 clips for the top thick part of the rod, size 25 clips for the other thinner part of the rod. 

Don't pull the net tight when winding & clipping it, you should keep it a bit loose and stretchy because this prevents your cat from climbing on it. 

Now you're ready to use your Cat Gate to keep your furry loved one safe! 🐱💗