Ni Safety in the Home
Clippasafe’s new range of safety gates
a home must-have Clippasafe, the family-run child safety specialist, has added to its extensive product portfolio with a new range of elegant and practical safety gates. A must-have for any family with young children, the gates are perfect for use across the home.
With over 50 years in the nursery industry, Clippasafe truly appreciates and understands the need for quality products that keep babies and young children safe, so the new range has been developed with safety, reliability and functionality in mind.
The new safety gates are available in a range of styles, including the Extendable, Dual Fix, Push-to-Lock Gate, made from 100 per cent natural beechwood. All are designed to fit easily into both doorways and stairways and are available in a range of finishes, including white metal and natural wood, meaning the gates offer a stylish safety solution that is both hardwearing and flexible.
Natural Wood Play Pen Extendable No-Trip Gate
Extendable, Dual Fix, Push-to-Lock Gate
Clippasafe’s unique Natural Wood Play Pen can also be used as a barrier or stairgate, covering gaps up to 3.67 metres wide, or even as a fire surround or travel cot.
The gates are the latest additions to Clippasafe’s extensive Home Safety Range which includes everything from socket covers, cupboard locks and drawcord shorteners, to fireguards – all specifically designed to keep inquisitive little ones safe around the house.
Clippasafe’s Home Safety Starter Pack contains 30 essential items including plug socket covers, cupboard/drawer locks, corner cushions, a multi-purpose lock, fridge/freezer lock, toilet lock and a door stopper. Instantly making the home a safer environment, the Home Safety Starter Pack is a must-have for new parents.
Tel: 0115 921 1899 Web:
www.clippasafe.co.uk Email:
sales@clippasafe.co.uk Twitter: @clippasafe
Home Safety Starter Pack
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