BabyDan No Trip, Covers openings between 72-78.5 cm/28.4-30.9 inches, Basic Stair Gate/Baby Gate/Safety Gate, Metal, White, Made in Denmark - (Pet Gate/Dog gate)

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Gates at the top of a staircase should always open towards the landing, not out across the staircase Pressure-fit stair gates are ideal for use in rented accommodation as installation requires absolutely no drilling. This type of stair gate comprises a U-shaped metal frame, which squeezes against your wall or bannister, holding the gate in place through pressure alone. It often requires a small cup to be applied to your wall with an adhesive, which the bolts of the gate then sit in. Retractable stair gates: formed from a flexible material like mesh that rolls or folds up when not in use. Always keep the barrier in the closed position for the safety of your child and yourself as well as other users Although the BabyDan Guard Me is safe for use anywhere in your home, the best stair gate for use at the top of the stairs is the Safety 1st Wall Fix Extending Metal Gate, which is also the best screw-fit stair gate we tested.

Extending stair gates: These can be adjusted to fit a range of doorway widths without the need for any additional extension pieces Day-to-day use: Does the gate do the job it’s supposed to? Does it withstand a toddler’s weight? Is it easy to open and close with one hand? Assembly: How easy was the gate to install? Were the instructions clear? Were any additional tools or fixings required?If the safety barrier is used at the top of the stairs, it should not be positioned below the top level We think the BabyDan Guard Me Auto Retractable Satefy Guard gate is the best stair gate available to buy right now. It scored the highest in our product testing and has received many glowing recommendations in the Mumsnet Talk forums. The retractable feature offers a neat option for leaving the gate folded away when not in use and it has a simple opening mechanism. About the author The most popular recommendations were pulled together to include in a longlist of approximately 30 stair gates, then whittled down to form our final shortlist. How we tested the stair gates Be aware of hazards associated with children using or climbing over the safety barrier. Never climb over the gate. Never allow children to swing on the gate

If your child is on the move, this wall mounted BabyDan MultiDan safety gate is a great way to create child friendly areas in your home and keep your little one safe. The safety gate opens both ways and you can open it with just one hand. It’s the perfect fit for you if you want a safety gate that is easy to remove if you don’t need it anymore or simply want to remove it for a short period of time, for example, if you’re having guests. Since you don’t need any tools to remove it, it doesn’t get any easier.Stair gates can be used at the top of the stairs (to prevent your baby from falling down) and at the bottom (to stop them from climbing up). They can also be used to close off unsafe rooms and to temporarily add additional barriers to your home, whether that’s across a doorway or another narrow opening. When deciding which stair gate is best for you, it helps to work out what’s important to you before you buy. For example: While pressure-fit gates can be used at the bottom of a staircase, or in a doorway or other narrow openings, they’re not suitable for the top of a staircase, as the bottom bar of the frame can pose a trip hazard.

No Trip Bar: The gate is designed with a bottom bar that sits flush with the floor, minimizing the risk of tripping hazards when walking through the gate. The BabyDan Guard Me is the best stair gate to buy overall, but the retractable screen does have a bit of give to it, and it needs to be installed at least 9cm from the top of the staircase. Within these two categories, there are a few other features that can form part of the identity of a stair gate. For example: Please note that this products not necessarily prevents accidents to happen. Never leave your child unattended Pressure-fit gates are very safe for use at the bottom of a staircase or in a doorway, as long as they’re installed correctly and regularly tightened as necessary.Which type of stair gate you choose will depend on your home and your needs. Generally, screw-fit gates are more reliable, so if you’re planning to have a stair gate in place for a relatively long time, and you’re able to drill into your walls or bannister, then a screw-fit gate will be the best choice. You’ll be left with a few small holes to fill when you eventually remove the gate, but nothing that a bit of filler can’t fix. Products with the statement "Due to hygiene reasons, this item is non-returnable" on the product card. Some stair gates boast specific safety features, which can help to ensure your gate is installed and used in the safest possible way. When testing and selecting the best stair gates we considered, safety, ease of installation, suitability, fit and value.