Toy Blocker, Extra Tall Size Gap Bumper for Under Bed, Stop Pets Toys Going Under Bed or Sofa Couch, Easy to Install, 11.8″ Height 83″ Length,Black

Works Great!
I got this to prevent my rabbit from getting under my bed, so far he doesn’t seem like he will be able to yank it down but he’s a determined little bunny. It’s easy to set up, I didn’t use any of the adhesive tape since it seems sturdy enough without it, but I am saving it just in case. They give 2 large zip ties and a bunch of small ones, I used the big one for the top going around a corner and the little ones for in the middle. I’m not sure why the directions say to put the zip ties up top, I recommend putting them in the middle section that is left open (pictures included). They include extra zip ties and connections which I really love, I had a good amount left over. My only concern is that my rabbit might try to chew threw the film (idk what to call it) I put a bed skirt over it to hopefully prevent that, but honestly I don’t think he’ll be able to get it into his mouth to even try to chew it. I used to have the metal grates and he would constantly grab the bars to yank it down so I think this will hold up great. I do think it’s a little bit overpriced, it doesn’t even go around the entire bed, luckily I don’t need it to, however I can’t really find anything of good quality for cheaper so I suppose it’s worth it. All measurements are included so if you want it to go all the way around your bed make sure you buy enough!

Best solution I’ve found so far for keeping my cat out from under the bed
Look–it’s not for fashion. It’s not cute. And you may stub your toe on it from time to time at first. But if you’re like me and have a pet who likes to hide out under your king-sized bed whenever you need to give them medicine, or take them to the vet, etc., it does actually work. And so far it is holding up.In terms of assembling it: It wasn’t hard and didn’t take too long, though the first segment I put up took a while. It’s aggravating that they only sell the tall version in the longer (83″) segments — for a king-sized bed where one end is flush against the wall, you need both 2 longer and 1 shorter segment to block it off completely. I had to buy the 83″ version in tall and the 70″ version in the shorter size and just hope that she wouldn’t be able to knock it down or go over the top of the shorter section. Fortunately, having tied it together to the taller segments on the sides with zip ties and all segments secured with the double-sided carpet tape and the taller segments zip-tied to the legs of the bed, it seems pretty stable and secure. My cat has not yet knocked it down or gotten over the top; in fact, though she was pretty intent on figuring out a way to get through it for the first few hours, it seems like she gave up on that relatively quickly and I haven’t really seen her trying again since that first day–so that’s a plus. I was afraid if she kept working on it she would figure out a way to break in eventually, but I guess it is sturdy and complete enough that she didn’t perceive any weaknesses or gaps and just gave up trying.That said, no idea if this will last forever. I’m guessing that at some point I may need to replace the carpet tape, especially if I end up needing to move it to get to something under the bed (because yeah, I also use under the bed as storage for things I don’t need very often so…it’s likely that at some point I’m going to need to break in myself). But they do provide plenty of carpet tape, so I have a ton left over–not too worried about that, as long as the rest of it stands up to the test of time.Having tried other “solutions,” notably “scat mats” (spiked plastic sheets that are supposed to be uncomfortable and keep cats away from places you don’t want them) under the bed that did almost nothing, this is definitely the first solution that has actually kept her out from under the bed for more than a few minutes. Once you buy all 3 sections, it’s not that cheap; but as long as it continues to hold up and keep her out, I’ll go ahead and call it worth it.

Looks good, easy install.
I like this, seems sturdy enough and was easy to install. I’m not exactly sure if the measurement fits the description as I never got out a tape measure, but one box was good for one side of my sons queen bed and was an inch or two over the end. So maybe it was about 83 inches. Time will tell how it holds up to a preteen.

Great
Easy to assemble. When I got this I was skeptical on how it was going to work because nobody put the instructions in the reviews, but it’s super easy. You just click the black pieces together. Zip ties are optional, my ferrets are diggers so I zip tied it to prevent them from digging under it. They are MOSTLY potty trained, however they occasionally can’t resist to go under the bed. Now, they cannot get through, and my youngest tried his hardest. Very satisfied, would recommend for animals that will try anything to get under your bed. I wrapped it around one long side and one short side of my queen bed (yes they were connecting) and I needed to order two to fit. As a note, I did consider docking a star because wayyy too little zip ties, specifically the big ones, and the double sided tape was awful, however I have zip ties and didn’t need the double sided tape

I had to buy 3 packs to be able to go around my double bed, so it turned out to be quite expensive. However, if you only need it to block the underside of a small 2 or 3 seat couch, then one pack should be enough. I do like how easy they are to install and it does a really good job at preventing my cat from going under the bed while not being a total eyesore.