Hauck Baby Gate for Doors and Stairs Open N Stop, Child Stair Gate for Widths 75 to 80 cm, Stair Gate Pressure Fit - No Screws, One-Handed Opening to Both Sides, Metal, White

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It states that it has sent this model of gate to three different independent test houses confirming the product conforms to the EN1930:2011 Standard.

It’s an extra safety measure to prevent your kids from tumbling down the stairs. Where to buy baby stair gates If you use your home traditionally (i.e upstairs for sleeping, downstairs for everything else), and your child does not use the upstairs area of your home, then you could probably get away with having a baby gate at the bottom of your stairs. This is an excellent baby stair gate, at an affordable price, and is the winner of the best UK stair gates with no screws for the stairs.This baby stair gate is suitable for both top and bottom of the stairs, as well as doorways. It comes in 3 size options, of 75cm-80cm, 84cm-89cm and 96cm-101cm, which will suit most stairs in an average home with an average staircase. It stands at 77cm tall, which is great for all babies and most toddlers up to the age of around 3 years old. Pressure mounted gates tend to have a step over bar, which should only be used on door frames or on the bottom of the stairs. Never install them at the top, as they may pose a trip hazard.

And the opening of the gate is perhaps the widest of the ones in the top 3 list, owing to the design of the frame. ONCE your baby is on the move, they will be off exploring at every opportunity and it becomes more of a challenge to keep them safe. You could install a door or a sturdy screen for example, although it will likely cost more than a baby gate.

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This is another excellent choice of no screw baby gate for stairs or doorways, at a decent price, with lots of size variation, and additional extensions you can buy to ensure it fits even in the widest door frame or stairway. Pressure mounted baby gates can also be pushed out of the way more easily than a screw fit gate; another reason you don't want to install one at the top of your stairs. It also features a one handed opening and closing latch, that is easily opened with one hand by adults, using a lift and pull motion to unlatch the gate. The gate itself alos opens both ways, which is extremely handy especioally if you are carrying items or even carrying your child. However, for safety, I would always recommend a baby gate at the bottom of your stairs and the top of your stairs, but ultimately the choice is yours based on how your home is used. How To Measure Correctly For A Stair Gate Some parents only install baby gates at the top of the stairs, but then you might be faced with the issue of a curious baby repeatedly trying to climb the stairs from the bottom - and putting themselves at risk of falling.