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Gate BabyDan Premier Indicator 86-93.3cm

BabyDan Premier Indicator 86-93.3cm

Gate, Black, White, Silver, Pressure Gate

£37.03

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Gate DreamBaby Glide Hide Xtra-Tall Xtra-Wide Retractable Mesh Gate 60-140 cm

DreamBaby Glide Hide Xtra-Tall Xtra-Wide Retractable Mesh Gate 60-140 cm

Gate, Black

£39.99

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Gate Safety 1st Easy Close Metal Gate 73–80 cm

Safety 1st Easy Close Metal Gate 73–80 cm

Gitter

£34.99

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DreamBaby Ava X-Wide Safety Gate Fits 99-132.5cm White

DreamBaby Ava X-Wide Safety Gate Fits 99-132.5cm White

Gate, White

£55.99

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Three tips for buying a baby gate

  • Classic safety gate. A lattice gate in metal or wood that has either a clamping function that eliminates the need for drilling, or brackets that are screwed to a wall or door frame.
  • Textile gate. A tensioning gate saves space as rolls to one side when opened. Nor is it a tripping hazard, as it has no bottom frame and therefore also works in homes with robot vacuum cleaners.
  • Folding gate. Saves space as it opens upwards and not to the side.

If you don't want to drill (and thus in the long run fill and repaint), there are many gates that are clamped to the sides instead. They fit well, but you are still advised not to have them at the top of a staircase in case they come loose.

If you have metal railings, uneven walls, or asymmetrical openings, they also work better.

In addition to not installing a clamp gate at the top of the stairs, it is also a good idea to consider the design of a fixed gate. Many baby gates have a frame on which you can easily bump your feet and lose your balance. A gate that is lifted or rolled to the side is therefore a safer choice.

For more useful tips about child proofing your home follow the link to NHS.uk.

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