Lindam Two Way Safety Gate

I brought this gate especially for use on the kitchen door to stop roaming toddlers from escaping outside. This gate cost me £35 from littlewoods and was very easy to fit, all you have to do is put the gate in the door way then turm the metal spokes with the suckers on to the width of the door and it will use suction to hold it in place. There is a handle to be able to open the gate so that you dont have to remove the gate each time you want to walk through it which is realy easy to operate once you get the hang of it. Although the suction cups worked quite well on this gate and were strong enough to stop my toddler pulling the gate off ...  Read the complete review

I have safety gates everywhere in my house. 1 at the kitchen door, 1 at the bottom of the stairs and one at jack's bedroom door (he gets up before 6am and trashes the whole top floor of the house!). I already had various different gates lying around from when the older kids were toddlers. These ranged from fairly modern ones to ancient ones that you need 42 inch legs to climb over without doing yourself an injury! I decided to get a couple of new gates and get rid of the older ones. I had a look through the Argos catalogue, as it's pretty reliable and reasonable for items like this. They have quite a large range of gates for sale at a range of ...  Read the complete review

"Aww what a cute baby" .. Yes and then they grow up a little and begin to crawl, then walk, then fall down stairs, bang their heads, get into your cupboards, shoot out the front door. I need help QUICK !! Ahh yes a safety gate! Whoever invented these is a genius! As parents we all know that as soon as our little ones start moving about whether it be crawling or walking there are hazards everywhere. Now without locking them up completely, the only other way really to keep them from harm but let them have freedom to is by using safety gates in them naughty areas. We need to be able to move about freely without having to worry every second of ...  Read the complete review

When you first have child, things like safety gates, don't really cross your mind, until the dreaded moment your little treasures start crawling and you suddenly realize your house is full of hazards to your baby. I looked into stair gates when my first started crawling and went for the Lindam two way safety gate because it had so many different features that we needed. The house we where in at the time had quite wide doorways therefore we needed a stair gate that would be extendable to fit our doorways. When we brought the gate in side the leaflet Lindam does offer the chance for you to get extendable fitments sent to you at no extra cost ( apart from postage) ...  Read the complete review

We have had this stair gate fitted at both upstairs and downstairs since our daughter learnt to walk. It really is very simple to install, and use. The door opens (either way) by the adult squeezing a little handle in an upwards motion whilst pushing on the gate door itself. This is a very difficult procedure for a child to do, added to the fact that the door itself is quite heavy. This automatically deters any toddler from doing it. The bars are also quite close together, but not too close that the little blighter gets his head or arms stuck in the railings! When purchasing the item from a catalogue company (like I did) it is very difficult to ...  Read the complete review