- Fits a gap between 30-130cm without extensions
- Only stair gate in the market that is retractable
- Screw fitted / No trip bar / Wipes clean and is easy to mount
- One handed operation gives parental control of toddler safety near stairs
- Toddler-proof catch for security, locks open or closed
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Model Number12502
Batteries requiredNo
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The Lascal Kiddyguard is a roller blind style baby gate that recoils completely when not in use yet provide an effective child safety barrier.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
We love our KiddyGuard - an expensive option but well worth it. When open we never really notice it's there, closed it feels much more friendly than the usual bars - never liked the prison feel!! Plus, it's always seemed crazy to fit something that puts in a trip bar at the top of the stairs, so for me the Kiddyguard was a no brainer (it leaves the top of the stairs completely free). Fitting it wasn't too bad, had to screw it to the wall, but that feels safer than just pressure pads. To make it straight we needed to find a piece of wood that matched the skirting, but that took seconds, and now we have a gate that looks great and is really easy to use.
8 of 10 people found the following review helpful
You see how the illustration shows this gate fitted to a wall without skirting boards? Ever seen a wall like that? No, me neither. We bought three of the previous model of which two have broken (the spring to refold it went), and this to replace one of those. Now that there's a long rail to hold the gate open it's made fixing it to a wall with a skirting board impossible where before it was merely unsatisfactory. It would cost them a few pence to include spacers for a variety of skirting widths, so to fail to do so is unforgivable. Instead they build a mock house for their marketing photos which overcomes the problem, and presumably expect mums and dads to make their own spacers (i.e. buy wood, cut it, prepare it, paint it, fit it, and attach gate fixings through it - a total drag.)
OK when they work, but very annoying to install, very unattractive, and unreliable. Avoid.
OK when they work, but very annoying to install, very unattractive, and unreliable. Avoid.
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