Lindam Sure Shut Axis Safety Gate

The Lindam Sure Shut Axis safety gate combines quality and value. It comes assembled and ready to install and all tools are provided for the 5 minute installation.
The Lindam 4 point pressure fit U frame means that the gate does not require drilling to the wall, whilst providing ultimate strength when in position for complete peace of mind.
The clever pressure indicator provides you with visual assurance that the gate is installed correctly, keeping your little explorer safe at all times. The wider walkthough is practical as you have more space as you pass through the baby gate, perfect if your hands are full with baby, shopping or the washing basket.
With a double lock, even the most adventurous and inquisitive little one will not be able to open providing you with 100% peace of mind at all times. We are so confident in the safety our gates provide, all Lindam safety gates come with a lifetime guarantee.
- Squeeze and lift handle for easy one handed adult opening
- 4 point Pressure Fit - U shaped power frame provides solid pressure fitting
- Pressure Indicator assures baby gate is installed correctly
- Extra Wide walkthrough section
- One way opening for use on bottom of stairs
- Two way opening for use in doorways
- Optional second lock at the base of the gate
- Strong steel construction
- Assembled and ready to install
- 5 minutes installation - all tools provided
- Adjusts to fit openings from 76cm to 82cm
- Can be extended up to 117cm with separately available extensions
- Lifetime guarantee
- Ideal for use in doorways, and bottom of stairs when used with the one way opening catch
- Safety barrier conforms to EN 1930:2011

[@jencarter6785]

I did not find the simple at all, perhaps next time you get a gate made you need to check that grandmothers can put them together as well

[@linuxforpunks]

This was useful - I thought our gate must be missing a part but it's that the screw forces the steel "gatepost" through a ten-degree (or so) angle until it meets the lock. I'm not sure I like this from an engineering point of view as all that force is going straight into the doorframe at one point. How these should work is that houses's doors and stair-tops should all have a standard mounting bracket and the gates all bolt into them. All this pressure is so they can be held in by friction, rather than doing the obvious and drilling a couple of, what, 20mm holes. Thing is, people might then realise they can make their own perfectly good stairgates with spare kitchen cupboard doors and a £2 hinge.

[@smhn6514]

Can't agree more...not simple at all...instead of trying to sell it being quick;give more instructions and be more honest

[@karyldebolouw74]

Go to stodoys page if you want to learn how to build it yourself

[@marbellacuccia6239]

It Does Not show stairs !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

[@kaichandler]

i diahhroead on the gate

[@kaichandler]

no