Supergate Top of Stairs Baby Gate
The stairs can be a hazardous place for crawling babies, wandering toddlers, and some small pets. When it comes to stairway safety, parents know how daring and unafraid their naive little ones can be. If you live in a house with stairs, you need a dependable, top of stairs baby gate to keep your vulnerable loved ones out of danger. The Supergate Stairway Gate by North States is a sturdy, adjustable baby safety gate that offers protection from accidental slips and falls down the stairs.
Design:
The Supergate Stairway Baby Gate is designed for families who seek a well-built, reliable baby gate that is safe for stairs. Standing 27" inches tall, the gate expands to accommodate doorways and other openings spanning 27"-41" inches across. Rounded edges and non-toxic plastic ensure the safety and well-being of curious little adventurers. The stairway baby gate is easily mounted on any wall with the hardware provided.
Functionality:
Parents can easily monitor the activity and whereabouts of their little ones through the plastic mesh panel of this top of stairs baby gate. Designed to be safe for stairs, the gate swings open in only one direction, protecting bold little ones from accidentally tumbling down the steps. Busy parents with their hands full can easily operate this baby gate with one hand. In addition to offering protection at the top of stairs, this gate also effectively functions as a guard at the bottom of stairs, and as a barrier between rooms.
Style:
This simple white gate blends stylishly and unobtrusively with the décor of any home. Constructed of lightweight plastic, the gate swings easily out of the way when not in use.
Storage:
The Supergate Stairway Gate can be quickly removed and stored under a bed, in a closet, or in another compact space.
Versatility:
The Supergate Stairway Gate is an adjustable safety gate that offers reliable protection at the top of stairs, the bottom of stairs, and in between rooms. It is ideal for safeguarding babies, toddlers, and other little ones from potentially life-threatening stairway injuries.
