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Safetots babydan flexible gates £40

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Brand new unopened flexible gate panels. Ideal for fire surround but can be used to block kids access to doors, BBQs, ponds or other areas. 
 

RRP £79, selling for half price £40
 

https://www.safetots.co.uk/babydan-configure-gate-large-black.html?utm_source=google_shopping&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiA2eKtBhDcARIsAEGTG41Y78uRKaFvSgBB1xPnfsXXqhrxawS2xbSzv3BN-9fOMB1d2fIxS5AaAoxQEALw_wcB

The BabyDan Configure Gate Large is a metal gate that is ideal for larger and irregular doorways, staircases and fireplaces. This pack contains the 72cm gate opening panel, two 72cm extension panels and the wall mounting kit. It provides more space and easier access for parents to walk through with the extra wide doorway, one handed operation and two way opening. This flexible safety gate is made up of three sections that can be used in many different ways, with the gate panel having free placement as a side or middle panel. The configure gate can be mounted on straight and angled walls and fits openings from 72cm to 223cm. The configure gate large can be extended by using additional 33cm or 72cm extensions available to purchase separately. Extra gate panels can also be purchased separately if you want more than one opening on your configuration.

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