Stair Gates

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Stair Gates

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We need to buy some stair gates. Some would do as a standard size but the others will need an extra panel. I don't want to screw them it the wall so they need to be the screw rubber sides. as I'm a short ar*e I would prefer the version with a gate that opens. Does anyone know where I can see such products? :roll:
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LICY wrote:We need to buy some stair gates. Some would do as a standard size but the others will need an extra panel. I don't want to screw them it the wall so they need to be the screw rubber sides. as I'm a short ar*e I would prefer the version with a gate that opens. Does anyone know where I can see such products? :roll:
LICY you'll find most gates open, hence the name! :|
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Re: Stair Gates

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Licy, there is a baby shop in Portimao at Aqua, they had two or three different models last year.
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Leroy Merlin had them last year
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Thanks for that. At least I know where to try. :D it's not something I have ever noticed before in LM where we tend to visit most trips. :lol: :lol:
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pato wrote:
LICY wrote:We need to buy some stair gates. Some would do as a standard size but the others will need an extra panel. I don't want to screw them it the wall so they need to be the screw rubber sides. as I'm a short ar*e I would prefer the version with a gate that opens. Does anyone know where I can see such products? :roll:
LICY you'll find most gates open, hence the name! :|
Think they did not have such gates for toddlers 50+ years ago. :lol: :lol:
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Re: Stair Gates

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We needed some stair gates when we bought 20 yrs ago. We had permanent decorative ones made to match existing railings. Need the occasional coat of hammerite, otherwise look good and don't need storage.
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Re: Stair Gates

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I need one either end of the bridge and on the landing either end to stop George getting near the stairs which are very wide with steel. I only want them in place when George comes out as it would spoil the contemporary style. Thanks though. :D
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There is a man who makes steel gates near to the Fatacil. Going from CVO to FAO you come to an island - the tyre place is straight on and there is a charity place on the far corner. Turn right - think its SP benagil and approx. 50-100 m up on the left there is a window making place. If you pull onto that forecourt and go round to the left side there are a couple of small metal bashing places at the end - one of them - think its the one before the last - certainly makes stair rails and wrought iron metal doors.

Don't reckon it will stop hubby from sneaking out for a pint or two though
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maccasa wrote:There is a man who makes steel gates near to the Fatacil. Going from CVO to FAO you come to an island - the tyre place is straight on and there is a charity place on the far corner. Turn right - think its SP benagil and approx. 50-100 m up on the left there is a window making place. If you pull onto that forecourt and go round to the left side there are a couple of small metal bashing places at the end - one of them - think its the one before the last - certainly makes stair rails and wrought iron metal doors.

Don't reckon it will stop hubby from sneaking out for a pint or two though
Mac are you there now?
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Re: Stair Gates

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I bought the stairs gates at home way cheaper even with the easyjet one way luggage in the hold of £16.50. Very pleased. :D
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Re: Stair Gates

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That is sometimes the wisest thing to do Licy. Well done :)
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pointersister wrote:That is sometimes the wisest thing to do Licy. Well done :)
TBH it was going to cost €250 as opposed to £116.50. The extensions for the pressure ones here were more expensive than the 3 gates. Crazy., but no choice as we did not want to spoil the walls. :cry:
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The expenses that grandchildren put you to. but I believe they are worth it :)
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pointersister wrote:The expenses that grandchildren put you to. but I believe they are worth it :)
Yep. You can't help but keep spending the kids inheritance on their kids. :D Will however be borrowing a travel cot from a friend in September so save a few pennies there. :D
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