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Very large fireguard needed

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Bellie · 19/05/2005 13:35

Hi - my dd is about to start crawling (earlier than I thought) and I need to get a fireguard quite quickly (big hearth to cover). The width will need to be at least 3m30cms to cover it. I have tried the usual places in the internet - mothercare etc and even with extendable and extra panels in they are still about a metre short. Anyone able to point me in the direction that I can find one - or does anyone have one I could buy??

Many thanks in advance

Bellie

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marthamoo · 19/05/2005 13:39

here?

This comes with wall fixings and you can use as many or as few sections as you need.

Magscat · 19/05/2005 13:42

Argos do one that's probably not long enough on it's own but it comes in 2 halves so you could get 2 and add them together maybe?

here

Bellie · 19/05/2005 16:44

Thanks - do you think that they would be 'sturdy' enough if you join them together?

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sassy · 19/05/2005 16:58

We use a babydan playpen for our fireguard.
it can be configured in lots of ways and has 6 sections, each about 50-60cms long.
Would this be any good to you? If so, Mothercare and the other usual suspects have them for about £70 IIRC.

Bellie · 19/05/2005 17:54

Sassy - thanks I have looked at the babydan - however I am not sure that it will fix on properly and be strong enough once it is used this long - how do you fix yours?
Sorry if I am being thick - but really don't want to spend money on something that may not work

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Magscat · 19/05/2005 20:26

Re. the Argos one - I think it would take a few knocks -I mean it wouldn't collapse like a pack of cards - from memory they clip top & bottom.
Having said that it's nothing like as strong as a stair gate or similar.

I'm pretty sure you can take stuff back to Argos once the package has been opened though so might be worth a try. They must be very common so might be available on ebay or in local paper?

sassy · 20/05/2005 08:46

We haven't fixed ours, just left it free-standing, but it is very stable.

Gwenick · 20/05/2005 23:23

I know I'm a bit late to this - but the Argos one is VERY strong. We've had ours almost 4yrs now and it's still going strong - despite the fact that DS2 likes to crawl across the top of it and stand on it!!! - and he's 27lb!

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