Features:

• 26" high,convenient carrying strap included
• 6 panels, hexagonal shape- offers 18 ½ sq. ft. of play area
• Can be used indoors or outdoors
• Sets up in seconds
• Lightweight and portable

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
Whether you're at the beach or in the backyard, make sure your child's play area is safely enclosed. Great for indoor or outdoor use, the Superyard XT Gate can enclose an area up to 18.5 square feet. Gate includes six interlocking panels (Note: 8 panels shown pictured - 2 extra panels not included) constructed of durable reinforced plastic. Comes with built-in carry strap for transportation and folds flat for storage. Certified by the JPMA. Each interlocking panel measures 26" x 31."

Amazon.com Product Description:
This playard from North States is a great choice for parents who spend time outside and need to keep an eye on baby while gardening or enjoying the sunset. The weather-resistant plastic allows it to stand up to Mother Nature and most toddlers up to the age of 2.

North States’ playard folds up easily for convenient portability.

Other benefits are that the playard is durable and lightweight for easy portability (a carrying strap is even included), it is easy to clean, and it offers quick access to baby. Should you want to prevent baby from getting into something not meant for them, you can also reverse the playard’s setup. For instance, placing it around the Christmas tree or outdoor plants can keep children away from trouble. The Superyard is certified by the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association (JPMA), assuring you that it's safe for your little ones.

Rating : - it's a gate.
well, i'm not as impressed with this gate as most of the other reviewers seem to be. it does seem durable enough, though perhaps a little too much so -- it's almost impossible to open and close it. i've given in to just always stepping over it, which is a pain, especially with a baby, and sometimes more, in my arms. it's very heavy and NOT something you will easily be able to move from room to room. i'm also not certain of how hard it will be for my son to knock it over when he gets a little older and a little stronger...
lastly, it's pretty much necessary to buy the extension, b/c the space is just too small without it. which is annoying.