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Please read these instructions carefully before attempting to fit your safety gate. Please
check that all parts listed have been supplied.
(See fig. 1)
Check that you have all the contents as per the list.
A) Your pressure fix gate
B) 4 Screw Adjusters
C) 4 Locking Nuts
D) Bag containing 2 Fixing Cups with 2 Screws, 2 Wall Plugs and 2 Sticky Pads.
E) 1 Spanner
fig. 1
A
Please take a few minutes to read your instructions fully to ensure the full safety benefit
of your gate. If any parts are missing or damaged do not attempt to fit or use your gate.
Please call our approved supplier Lindam's customer careline on 0871 702 1000 (Monday -
Friday 10am - 4pm UK only) to obtain replacements. Non-UK residents please contact your
retailer. Only use parts supplied by Lindam with your gate.
where to fix your gate
(See fig. 2)
The smallest opening this gate is suitable for is 75cm and the largest opening is 82cm.
IMPORTANT: Do not attempt to use this gate in openings larger than 82cm. For openings
greater than 82cm, extensions are available from our approved supplier (see 'extending
your gate'). Due to the nature of the pressure fixing method this gate must be used in a
strong and secure opening. Ensure all surfaces are clean and free of loose materials.
Once the safety gate is installed, please read the instructions again and check the safety
gate is correctly fitted and secure.
fig. 2
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7 5 c m M I N
8 2 c m M A X
1 3 8 c m M A X ( w i t h e x t e n s i o n s )
(See fig. 3)
WARNING: The position of your safety gate in relation to the stairs is very important for your
child's safety. Your gate may be better positioned across your landing to prevent access to
the stairs completely. If you do require your gate to be positioned at the top of the stairs to
prevent your child descending, the gate must be fitted on the very top stair. You should turn
down one gate stop (F) to prevent the gate swinging out over the stairs. If you intend to use
the gate at the bottom of the stairs then it must be placed on the lowest stair, towards the
front of the step, away from the 2nd step.
fig. 3
F
When passing through a gate at the top of a staircase, particular attention should be paid
to the bottom bar of the U shaped frame to avoid tripping.
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