Finally, there's a way to
protect children from the dual hazards
of heat and fire from fireplaces,
wood burning stoves and barbecues,
as well as the dangerous corners
and hard, rough surfaces associated
with hearths.
The Child Safety Gate is the solution
for layouts that do not have mounting
points straight across. The standard
gate fits hearths 6' wide by 2'
deep. Larger fireplaces and wood
burning stove areas may require
additional sections.
Five interlocking sections adjust in 10°
increments and can be angled or
set in a straight line as needed.
Included in the 5 piece basic
set is a walk through section
that opens in either direction
with a simple one hand adult release.
The HearthGate is 29½" high and
constructed of strong tubular
steel with a black, non-toxic,
heat resistant finish that is
easy to maintain and blends with
any decor.
Model G70-24 - 24" Optional Extension.
Model G70-8 - 8" Optional Extension.
No limit to the number of added extensions.
G70-8
8"
Optional Extension
Regular Price $39.99 Our
Price - $26.99
G70-24
24"
Optional Extension
Regular Price $49.99 Our
Price - $36.99
K10
Safety
Gate
Installation Kit
Regular
Price $19.99 Our
Price - $14.99
Safety
Gate Installation Kit Model K10
Required
for the safe installation of
almost any safety gate that
is not being mounted in a wooden
doorway frame. This kit includes
the materials and fasteners
necessary to install the gate
to wood banisters, hollow walls,
or wrought iron. More than one
kit may be necessary, as in
the case of wrought iron.
KidCo
has assembled the materials and
fasteners necessary to properly
install any child safety gate
to wood banisters, hollow wall
(drywall) or wrought iron. The
KidCo Gate Installation Kit can
save several trips to the lumber
yard and hardware store. When
mounting the gates to unusual
surfaces such as brick or concrete,
KidCo recommends that you consult
a hardware professional, baby
shop or baby proofing specialist.
One
kit is required for each side
of the gate that is not being
mounted into a solid vertical
wood surface and only the most
basic tools are needed to assemble
any good child safety gate.
Pictures
show the following types of
installations:
Finally, there's a way to
protect children from the dual hazards
of heat and fire from fireplaces,
wood burning stoves and barbecues,
as well as the dangerous corners
and hard, rough surfaces associated
with hearths.
