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Baby Stair Gate(Clamp, no trip, <72cm) Enquiry

smithslist · 2022-08-16 21:25:11

Hi there, would anyone know where I can get a staircase gate that is clamp fix(not screw fix), no trip and fits <72cm(non-standard size) for the top of the stairs. Wooden preferred but would consider white or other as I’ve googled high & low and unable to locate one. this would be for a baby. thanks you

16-08-2022 9:25pm

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smithslist

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Hi there,

would anyone know where I can get a staircase gate that is clamp fix(not screw fix), no trip and fits <72cm(non-standard size) for the top of the stairs. Wooden preferred but would consider white or other as I’ve googled high & low and unable to locate one.

this would be for a baby.

thanks you

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#2 20-08-2022 7:45pm

awec

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Pressure fit stair gates are always going to have a solid bar at the bottom (and the top) because of the laws of physics, so will never be non-trip.

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#3 20-08-2022 9:14pm

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Also pressure gates should not be used at the top of the stairs.

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