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Safety gates are a really important part of child safety. They prevent children from entering potentially hazardous areas of the home without permanently blocking them off. Gates are sturdy and long-lasting, can be used all over the home and are suitable for pets as well.
Dreambaby® Chelsea Xtra-Wide Hallway Auto-Close Security Gates are suitable for both the top and bottom of stairways, doorways and hallways. Gates are pressure-mounted, which means fuss-free installation and are perfect for most homes – whether houses or apartments.
The Chelsea Xtra Wide Hallway Security Gates are extra wide, making them perfect for large hallways, wide stairways and more.
Available in stylish black or white.
Measure the opening before deciding on your Dreambaby® safety gate.
A maximum of four extensions (two per side) can be used to extend openings up to 5.04m (198.5").
Block off areas of your home rather than having to move potentially dangerous objects out of reach.
Too high for even the most highly spirited children to climb over and too difficult for them to open.
Gates open both ways.
One-handed easy opening system.
For security, all mounting cups MUST be screwed into place regardless of where it is to be used.
I have a big opening of 185 inch (470cm) across the kitchen area with a kitchen island in the middle of the space but can't be used as a wall or pressure point.
is this possible with either gate opening on the side of the island or 2 gate?
Asked by: tdang
Hi, I use the Chelsea xtra wide gate with an extension piece in a space 176cm across double doors. It works well and stands up to being rattled by a demanding 2 year old! We were not able to screw into the side walls as recommended however we have had no problems.
Answered by: Susan
Date published: 2024-04-11
Hi, I purchased this gate and wondering if it has to be screwed into the wall? We are renting and it isn’t allowed. When I purchased it I thought it didn’t have to be, but after opening it looks like it does?
Asked by: Soph
Hi Soph,
Technically I it's meant to be screwed to the wall, but we have the gate up without screwing it in (although the plastic parts that attach to the wall are still stuck to the wall with the adhesive pads that are provided, so I guess the wall will still be marked when you take the gate down). I can confirm that the gate has worked for us without screws in the wall, but I probably wouldn't rely on it never falling over if enough force was pushed against it.
Answered by: Rob19
Date published: 2023-08-01
Do the extension pieces need to be put on either side of the gate for it to work. I have a 2m span at the top of the stairs and want to gate aligned with the stairs, not in the middle of the opening (which places the gate at the banister).
Asked by: Nickosek
I have an opening at the top of stairs 155 cm wide
What’s the best option gate to accommodate this
Asked by: Lyneo
We have a 3m opening. We have installed as instructed so the gate looks correct with the extensions. Our flooring is tiles. If the gate is pushed or pulled it bows & is not stable. Is there something that can make it more rigid or rubber feet for under?
Asked by: Michele
Hello do you have any gates which can be used outside?
Asked by: Bob27
Can it be installed on the stairs onthe yop step?
Asked by: Haiuk
I have a hallway measuring 119cm at the top and 115cm at the bottom because of the skirting boards. What size extensions should I purchase for this product?
