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Cumbor 29.2–43" Baby Gate for Stairs, Wall-Mounted (Drill Required), Expandable No Bottom Bar Dog Gate, Auto Close Extra Wide Walk Thru, Pet & Toddler Proof Gate, Top & Bottom of Stairways(Black)
$89.99
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- 【Drill-Mounted for Maximum Safety – Strongest Protection for Stairs】This gate must be hardware mounted with drilling (not pressure installed). Drilling provides maximum strength, making it the safest choice for the top of stairs to protect your child. For drywall, always anchor screws into a stud. Not suitable for metal surfaces.
- 【Expandable & Adjustable Fit – One Gate for Any Opening】Fits openings 29.2–43 inches wide at both top and bottom mounting points. Please measure both points before purchase, considering baseboards and bannister shapes. With an adjustable width, this baby gate fits various doorways, stairways, and hallways, providing flexibility for your home. Ideal for keeping children and pets safe in high-traffic areas.
- 【No Bottom Bar – Safe, Seamless Walk-Through】The no bottom bar design eliminates tripping hazards and allows easy access. Perfect for homes with pets or active toddlers, the gate opens fully for a wide walk-through space, ideal for places like the top of stairs
- 【Durable Build & Double-Lock Safety – With Curved Sides for Extra Protection】Standing at 28" tall, this dog gate includes a double-lock safety system that prevents toddlers from opening it easily. Made from high-quality materials, it ensures durability and reliable protection
- 【One-Handed Operation – Convenience for Busy Parents】The gate features one-handed operation, allowing busy parents to open and close it effortlessly while holding a child or carrying items. This makes it a perfect solution for parents on the go
Overview
- Material : Metal
- Color : Black
- Brand : Cumbor
- Product Dimensions : 43"W x 28"H
- Item Weight : 4.65 Kilograms
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