4Pcs Universal Baby Gate Threaded Spindle Rod, M8 (8mm) Replacement Bolt Part for Pet Pressure Mounted Safety Gates, Extra Long Baby Tension Gate Extender (White)

We lost the little ends for our baby gate and were at a loss for a while. I came across these replacements and they work out perfectly! Easy to install, they fit nicely into the baby gate we had. The gate feels just as secure, if not better than it was before!

Works like they are supposed to. I got a gate off fb marketplace but it didn’t have these bolts. Fits great! They are exactly what I was looking for. Easy to use and seem durable

Bought these as a replacement for the parts for my baby gate after looking at the manual to see if they would fit. They were perfect size and very easy to install.

A neighbor gave us a baby gate but it didn't come with these pieces I was so thankful to be able to buy them they are universal and worked great

These are very loose, and don't fit the holes like the originals did....But, they have served a short term purpose. Helpful in a pinch for sure

Fits perfectly, does what I need it to do, well made and sturdy, no issues a few months in and this gate gets a lot of use.

The media could not be loaded. I don't have any human babies, but bought a Regalo baby gate for my rescued FUR babies, over 5 years ago.After having 'the works' done by our vet, I brought in a homeless kitty, and the gate was used to avoid injury of my existing cats, as well as the newbie.Although one of my cats can climb over the gate in a matter of seconds, once he became bored with his new brother/sister, he lost interest. Even so, we erred on the side of caution and closed the bathroom door when we left the house, just in case he were to decide to get nosey.I've been storing the gate in the garage since we used it (temporarily) back then, and ended up losing two of the four spindle rods somewhere within the junk being stored out there.I have no idea what "M8 model" means, AND I assume baby gate designs are regularly being changed/upgraded over the years, so I was concerned these wouldn't work. I'm so glad I was wrong.I'm also relieved to find them to be of high-quality!My boyfriend was ready to spend a lot of money on a whole new gate, even though the one we have is perfectly fine. I was so happy to find this much less costly solution, now that my kids have a new (rescued) brother they needed to safely get to know. :)

This has been wonderful in not only keeping my curious and active toddler safe, but also reducing the mess in the kitchen. At an age where exploring is his top priority, my son’s recent escapades highlighted the need for extra precautions. In just a matter of minutes, he managed to ascend a chair, reach the kitchen counter, and successfully seize a prized treat from the top of the fridge (sugar cookies). While the target was a sugary delight this time, it could have easily been something more hazardous like the knives in the holder or something else.To establish a barrier that would grant us peace of mind and keep him out of potentially dangerous areas, we decided to install a gate. However, our kitchen’s unique layout posed a challenge due to its angled walls. In a stroke of luck, I stumbled upon this product and decided to give it a shot.My initial concerns about its adjustability, sturdiness, and ease of installation were swiftly ended. The spindle rods were able to hold the slight wall angle, and I was pleasantly surprised that a tap with my hand was all it took to secure them as the angle was slightly off. They’ve been in place for nearly two weeks now, and I’m happy to report that they’ve held up admirably.What’s particularly impressive is their resilience. On a particularly frustrated day, my son tugged at the gate with considerable force. While I approached to intervene, I wanted to observe how well these rods would withstand the test. While extreme force might have posed a challenge, they stood strong against his pull. Even in the unlikely event of needing additional reinforcement, I’m confident that anchoring them to the wall will be a straightforward process. I would just need to drill them in place but I don’t think it’ll be necessary.Highly recommend!