beeNbkks Pet Gates & Furniture That Hold the Dog and Hide the Cage

beeNbkks builds pet gates and furniture for the home: indoor dog gates, freestanding barriers, dog stairs, ramps, a cat catio, and furniture pieces that hide a crate or litter box. The line covers dogs, cats, and small pets like ferrets. Everly Home Inc designs each piece to read as furniture in a living room rather than as wire-and-plastic hardware.

Everly Home Inc designs and ships the beeNbkks line, with model codes running from EV1005 to EV1093. The brand focuses on furniture-grade pet gear: solid-wood and MDF builds finished to match home decor instead of utility plastic. Buyer reviews rate the line 4.0 to 4.6 across more than 1,660 verified reviews.

A furniture-style pet gate uses wood tones, matte finishes, and trim profiles so it blends into a hallway instead of shouting hardware. The walnut barn-door gate hides nose smudges on a matte panel, and the crate end table holds a lamp on top. You get a barrier that does the safety job without making the room look like a kennel.

The gates cover a wide span of openings. The acrylic small-pet gate fits 22 to 39 inches, the walnut barn-door gate handles up to 40 inches, and the freestanding model stretches to 87 inches with a cat door. Measure your narrowest point first, since trim and baseboards can shave an inch off the clear opening.

Gate height runs from around 24 inches on the acrylic small-pet panel to 31 inches on the freestanding model, with the walnut barn-door gate at 30 inches. Pick height by your pet's jump: a low panel suits a small dog, while a determined beagle needs the taller freestanding barrier to stay put.

Builds run to solid wood, MDF braced with a metal frame, and clear acrylic. The barn-door gate pairs an MDF panel with metal bracing for a 50-pound shoulder, the crate table uses solid-wood slats, and the small-pet gate is see-through acrylic. The catio uses a powder-coated frame under a UV-coated, waterproof cover.

Returns run through the retailer's standard window, typically 30 days, so you can test a gate against your doorway and send it back if the fit is wrong. Measure and dry-fit within the first two weeks rather than waiting. Keep the original packaging until you are sure the size and finish work in the room.

The line carries ratings from 4.0 to 4.6 across more than 1,660 verified buyer reviews. The acrylic small-pet gate and the walnut barn-door gate both sit at 4.6, while the crate end table draws the most feedback at 673 reviews and a 4.5 rating. Each product card shows its own score.

Freestanding and 6-panel gates rest on their own feet, so they leave wall trim undented with no holes drilled, the right choice for a rental. The acrylic gate uses padded tension cups that grip without gouging. Only the mounted barn-door gate uses fixed hardware, which trades a few screw holes for a firmer hold.

Most pieces assemble in 15 to 30 minutes with the included hardware and a single screwdriver. The freestanding gates need almost no setup: unfold, position the feet, and step back. The crate table and litter cabinet take longer since you align solid-wood panels, so clear a flat space and follow the panel order in the guide.

The dog stairs stay planted on hardwood at nearly 29 pounds, heavy enough that an excited retriever charging up does not shove them across the room. The base holds without a wall behind it. If your floor is especially slick, add a thin rug runner underneath for extra grip on the climb down.

Set the catio in a familiar spot, unzip one panel, and let the cat explore at its own pace with a treat on the raised platform. The bug-proof mesh lets it watch birds and feel the breeze while the zippers stay locked. Most cats settle within a few sessions once they trust the enclosure.

The line fits dogs from a dachshund to a Golden Retriever, indoor cats, and small pets such as ferrets. The acrylic gate closes the slat gaps a ferret would slip through, the dog stairs carry a 70-pound climber, and the ramp helps an aging cat reach the bed. Match the model to the pet's size before you order.

Most pieces stay indoors: the gates, dog stairs, ramp, crate table, and litter cabinet. The cat catio is the outdoor exception, with a waterproof, UV-coated cover that holds its color through a full summer on the patio. Keep the wood-finish furniture out of the rain so the surface does not swell or warp.

Every model sits on the products section of this page, each with its dimensions, materials, and buyer rating. Open a piece to read how it handles a real situation, from penning off a Christmas tree to hiding a litter box beside the bed. Check the current price on each before you decide.

Yes. Alongside the gates, the line includes a wooden pet gate and stairs setup: carpeted dog stairs with treads 20 percent wider than standard, plus a folding ramp that adjusts across low and tall heights. The stairs help an older dog reach the couch, and the ramp slides flat under a bed between uses.

The carpeted stairs support a 70-pound dog landing square on each tread, since the steps run 20 percent wider than standard pet stairs. At nearly 29 pounds the frame stays planted on hardwood when an excited retriever charges up. The carpet grips claws on the way down, the moment older dogs hesitate.

The acrylic small-pet gate weighs 8.49 pounds and lifts out one-handed when you carry laundry through, then snaps back into its tension cups. The wood and MDF gates weigh more for stability but stay light enough to reposition between rooms. Freestanding models fold down flat when company comes over.

The freestanding and 6-panel gates stand on their own feet, so a rental wall keeps its trim with no holes drilled. The acrylic gate uses pressure-mount tension cups instead of screws. The walnut barn-door gate mounts to the frame for a firmer hold, the right pick where a strong dog leans hard.

The litter cabinet stands at bed height and holds a standard covered litter box inside a wood enclosure that doubles as a nightstand. A side entry lets the cat in, and an interior wall blocks dug litter from spraying onto the floor. The door swings wide so you scoop without crouching at a tiny hole.

The folding ramp collapses to 2.2 inches thick and slides under a bed when the vacuum comes out. It adjusts across four heights from 13.1 to 17.2 inches, matching a low couch or a tall mattress without a tool. The non-slip surface grips a dewclaw so a dachshund holds the climb.

Each gate uses rounded edges and a latch sized for adult hands, not a toddler's, and the wood finishes are chosen for low odor indoors. Check the listing for the specific safety details on any model before you buy. For a pet with separation anxiety, pair any barrier with crate training rather than relying on the gate alone.

Warranty terms vary by model and appear on each product listing, so confirm the coverage on the piece you want before ordering. If a part arrives damaged, the retailer's return window covers the freight problem. Hold onto your order confirmation and the packaging until the gate is assembled and standing.

The line sells online, and each product card links to the current listing so you see live pricing and stock. Click through from the model you want to check today's price. Buyer ratings and review counts shown here come from those verified buyer reviews, so you read real owner feedback before you order.

Open the wide door, lift the litter box out, and wipe the interior with a damp cloth, since the wood enclosure keeps granules off your floor in the first place. The side entry and interior baffle catch most tracking. For the crate end table, pull the removable tray for a quick rinse after muddy-paw season.

Most cats learn the side entry within a day, especially if you set the cabinet where the old litter box stood and leave the door propped at first. Drop a treat inside for the first few visits. The interior is dark and quiet, which most cats prefer to an open tray in a busy hall.

Spread the support feet fully and set the gate on a level floor so the base carries the load. On the 6-panel model, angle the end panels inward to form a self-bracing shape rather than a straight line. Rubber feet grip hardwood without scratching, and the wider the footprint, the steadier the barrier.

The six-panel barrier bends on 360-degree hinges, so you reshape it from a straight run to a square or an L as the room changes. Wrap it around a Christmas tree in December, then pen off a play zone in January. Expanded fully it stretches across a wide living room.

Regalo and Carlson lean toward metal-and-plastic utility builds priced low. beeNbkks trades that for furniture-grade wood and matte finishes that suit a living room a guest sees, plus designs like the crate end table and litter cabinet that no basic gate maker offers. Compare the finish and the room fit, not just the span.

For a jumper, pick the taller freestanding barrier at about 31 inches rather than a low panel a beagle clears mid-stride. The walnut barn-door gate at 30 inches holds a 50-pound shoulder leaning into it. Match height to your dog's best vertical leap, and add a panel to widen the run if needed.

A freestanding pet barrier suits renters and wide spans, since it stands on its own feet with no holes in the trim and folds away for guests. A pressure or mounted gate holds firmer against a strong dog that leans, the better pick in a doorway you use every day. Match the mount to the wall and the pet.

A wire crate ventilates and folds cheap but looks like a cage in the den. The furniture crate end table hides the kennel under a solid-wood top that holds a lamp and two mugs, with slatted sides for airflow. For a small breed up to a French bulldog in a room guests see, the table wins on looks.

A damaged or missing part falls under the retailer's return window, so you can request a replacement or send the unit back. Photograph the damage and keep the packaging until the issue is resolved. Check the carton against the parts list in the guide before assembly, since a quick count catches a shortfall early.

Replacement hardware and panels depend on the model, so check the listing or contact the seller through the retailer for the specific piece you need. Keep your order number handy. For minor wear like a loose tension cup on the acrylic gate, the seller can usually source the small part without a full return.

The 6-panel gate expands to 132 inches on its own, enough for most living rooms straight out of the box. To pen a larger area, reshape it into a square so the same panels enclose more floor. Check the listing for whether extra panels link to your model before you count on adding length.

The cat catio and the freestanding gates fold flat, so they slide behind a door or onto a garage shelf in the off-season. Wipe the catio cover dry before storage so no damp spot sets in over winter. The folding ramp folds thin and tucks under a bed year-round.