Round Wall Cups

These work good for the wall but not for the doors, they are to big and the gate will not stay!

seems to work. not wanting to tey screw to wall though

I bought these vmaisi mounting cups to use with a Munchkin XL baby gate at the top of a staircase to increase the sturdiness and have been very satisfied. These mounting cups were very straightforward to use / easy to install. You just stick the mounting cups that came with your baby gate into these cups and turn the adjustment rod on your gate until it is firmly pressure-mounted to the wall. Note that these add a little bit of overall width to your gate, so you'll need to factor in an additional .98" (basically an inch) to your width calculations if you need to figure out gate extensions. I used the bottom cups on a baseboard and the top mounted directly to walls, so I had the top adjustment rods turned out a lot more than the bottom ones. I didn't need to drill holes to attach these to the wall. They are very sturdy without doing that. The larger diameter of these (2 1/3 inches) than the typical mounting cups that come with your gate, along with the riveted lines on the side that faces the surface you're mounting it to is what allows for a sturdier grip to keep your gate in place. It also allows your surfaces to be protected a bit more because the larger rubber grips diffuse crazy kid or animal energy thrown their way. My strong 2 year old loves to try to grab, pull, and shake the gate like it will magically open for him if he tries hard enough (the gate hasn't moved a bit, and you'd think he's learn that he shouldn't bother, but he sometimes still goes at it like his life depends on it.) Update: My child has grown and we no longer need the gates. There were NO marks on the walls when taking the gates off using these at the top of the stairs. We didn't have the mounting cups on the gate at the bottom of the stairs and there were gouges out of the drywall and baseboard moulding. I wish we would have used these on the bottom gate too. I highly recommend this product! I'm glad we had a little extra ease of mind at the top of the stairs and they did a good job of protecting drywall and moulding.

Works well as described, I’m also very happy that I didn’t have to put holes in the wall again. Seems very sturdy and looks great, super easy to just click into place and use your baby gate to hold them up.

These are a lifesaver for so many different things inside and outside the house! Very inexpensive, incredibly easy to use, perfect size, they fit just about everything and the quality is very nice! They keep rods, baby gates, dog gates etc from making those puncture in your walls and keep them securely in place. Can also use them on the bottom of chairs that you don't want moving around. So many different uses for these. They really are a must have.

This 4 pack Baby gate wall cup protector is the best. We bought our: Regalo 56-Inch Extra WideSpan Walk Through Baby Gate, Includes 4-Inch, 8-Inch and 12-Inch Extension, 8 Piece Set four years ago because we have three little girls; a four year old, and twin 21 month olds. We needed a baby gate to keep them off the stairs, yet still gave them freedom to play in the living room. We needed to protect our walls and to give more of a tight fit. So I gave this product a try. It makes the gate more secure, has more of a grip, and it has a damage free design for walls. After the four years of using this, we have not run into any issues, and our walls have been damage free, yet still gives the baby gate more security. I would highly recommend this item!

We put these baby gate wall protector cups on the expandable ends of our pressure-mounted gate so when we crank it tight, it doesn’t dig into or dent the drywall. They basically spread out the pressure so the gate feels super solid but the wall stays clean and smooth. I like that they have a little lip so the gate ends kind of “sit” in them and don’t slide around as kids are pushing on it all day. Only small downsides: they do stick out from the wall a bit, so the whole setup looks a little bulkier than just the gate by itself, and you have to make sure the wall is fairly flat or they can feel a tiny bit wobbly at first until you re-adjust. They’re also just basic looking, nothing fancy design wise. But overall they do exactly what I wanted — I can really tighten the gate without worrying I’m slowly destroying my walls, which is honestly worth the few little quirks.

Serves the purpose but very unaesthetic and bulky.