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Your cart is empty.Fully adjustable tubular steel Guardian Gear Vehicle Pet Barriers help to promote road safety by keeping pets safely contained to cargo areas. Strong and versatile Guardian Gear Vehicle Pet Barriers keep pets contained in the cargo areas of SUVs, minivans, and station wagons. • Pressure-mounted barriers install in minutes without tools • Frame expands from 35" to 61"W and 26" to 44"H • Made of heavy-duty tubular steel with a black powder-coated finish Rubber end caps at contact points help to protect vehicle interiors. Each is packaged for easy retailing. Material: Steel tubes, rubber caps Size: Barriers adjust from 35"-61"W and 26"-44"H Care: Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Directions for Installation: • Attach rubber caps to the tops and bottoms of the legs. • Place barrier inside cargo area of the vehicle and fit it to the roof. • Extend the legs until they reach the floor of the vehicle. • Rotate the thumb screws to tighten legs in place. • Extend the U-shaped ends on each side of the barrier frame until they fit the width of the vehicle.
Russell Krom
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2024
It is in my 2023 Honda Pilot Trailsport.Easy to put together. So far, doesn’t rattle.Keeps an 80 lbs dog in the back. No sharp edges.
Gregor714
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2022
We generally let our Husky ride where he wants in the car, but after he hopped into the way back and ate $70 worth of groceries when I ran in to pick up our son from class, and then proceeded to throw up on the front seat on the way home, I needed something to segregate the car. This took 15 min to assemble and install. I have had no rattle issues as others have mentioned, and it hasn't budged from where I put it. I have removed and reinstalled it 3 times to accommodate large cargo. Takes 1 minute to remove, and 2 to put back. It's not going to keep a felon, or a really determined large dog, in your trunk, but so far it's worked well for a dog that an escape artist and too smart for his own good.
Mom 2 Labs
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2021
Husband said easy to assemble, but not necessarily easy to install (firmly) in my 4Runner. I've taken my anxious lab out in my car 3 or 4 times since installing this barricade. Its sturdy, but each time it seems to become a little lose (probably from my dog leaning on it or applying pressure) and requires some tightening. Glad it doesnt rattle or shake while driving. My 80 lb lab would give this a terrible review since I used to fold the seats down and he had freedom with the entire back area of my car. LOL. Those days are gone and I feel much safer driving down the highway with him confined to only the cargo area.
Ranger Scott
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2020
Bought for 2019 Subaru Outback. It fits well.Pros: It does keep my dog in place. Bars don't block my view through the rearview mirror as much as I thought they would.Cons: Really poor quality of parts. Design is bad. I cannot get the two vertical legs to adjust as advertised. I was fortunate that even though it would not adjust I was able to wedge it into place. It won't come out and go back in as advertised.If I could return it I would. I bought it when we got our puppy in July and just installed it this week. Possibly mine was defective.
Customer
Reviewed in Mexico on October 31, 2019
Solucionó mis problemas, aunque es un poco complejo de ajustarlo bien, una vez puesto funciona perfecto, yo lo tengo en mi camioneta de forma permanente y cuando subo a los perros no lo tumban y se quedan en su lugar. Buena compra
Jill Selvia
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2017
This looks really nice in the back of my 2017 Ford Explorer. The inner packaging had been opened and from the scratches, had been assembled before. However, it didn’t effect the functionality but it was irksome. This barrier has ALOT of flexibility in adjustment for different size vehicles. It works well. The down side is assembly. The horizontal bars are held in place by silver wing nuts. The wings of the nut run into the bar while tightening. My fingered were chewed to bits trying to tighten the nuts with a needle nose plier on the bolt side and a work gloves hand scraping the wing nut over the nearest bar. Ouch! All is well that ends well and now that it’s assembled it is easy to put in the truck or remove when necessary.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2016
Purchased to keep our 65lb samoyed out of the seats in our Yukon XL. To be fair he has been allowed to ride in the back seats.The barrier assembled easily and has a nice appearance. It adjusted to fit the cargo area well.I put it in the middle of the cargo area away from the rear seat. I positioned the bars evenly with the lower bar less than a foot off the floor.First try. I put the dog in for an hour. He crawled under the lower bar.I then moved the guard up to the seat back and re-positioned the 3 bars to block him above the seat back. A much tighter spacing.Second try. I put him in again for 10 minutes on a pizza run.I found him on the seats again.He forced his way between the bars. They were displaced vertically on one side for him to fit. He just got up there and forced his way past.I then tightened everything up and duct taped the bars to stay in position vertically and pulled out the slides to an inch of the glass.Third try. I put him in for an hour. I found him on the seats again. He had pushed in the slide bars inward for an easy escape.They have only friction to stop them and I failed to tape them. I wasn't able to watch him, but I bet it only took a couple minutes to get through each time. I figure he must be wondering why I put him back behind bars when he knows he should be on the seats.I'm not sure if I try to secure the slides with tape he will try to go through some other way and i'm not sure I want to test it for fear he will do damage. I think I goofed by not making it as tough as possible the first time. Also I think he might have been watching "The Great Escape" with us once too often.I had been successfully using a piece of plywood before I got this barrier,but tough to see past it.I'm afraid this dog needs a kennel to secure him which is also hard to see past. Back to the drawing board.
Angela T. Harrison
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2014
This product did not seem super sturdy out of the box, but I had read some good reviews, so I thought I would give it a chance. It doesn't work. You can build it and put it in your car and it looks fine, but my 27 pound 7month old puppy got through it every time. The cross bars that can be adjusted up and down to block the dog just don't stay put. The screws are as tight as they can be and he can still push down the cross bars and climb over the top. Also, the top and bottom ends that tighten on your floor and ceiling don't stay put. Just by leaning on the top or bottom of the barrier, my puppy causes the barrier to lean, making it not sturdy anymore. The only reason I give it a star at all is that if you have a really small dog, it might work.
PTMac
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2014
This pet barrier is easy to install and very adjustable. I am sure it will fit a variety of SUV's. Not only does it adjust in height, but the cross bars adjust in width for a custom fit. It is of good (maybe not great) quality - definitely acceptable. The only thing that might be a drawback is that the barrier must be set straight up and down, car roof to bed floor. As a result, if your seats lean back a bit, the bottom legs will be positioned out into the cargo space about 8-10 inches depending on the angle of the seats. However, this has not bothered me, so I would definitely recommend this product.
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