🐥 Little Chicks Winston Baby Safety Gate - Pressure Mounted with Stay Open Feature, Adjustable 29.5-39 inches - Model CK037 Review

The appearance and idea of this gate is very similar to others, but simply cannot be compared. The latch is awful, cheap plastic and very uncomfortable to manoeuvre. I guess that was her response to the gates being open both ways, but not well thought out. I have other gates from a different brand that have a much more secure latch and still allow the gate to open either way. I have a feeling you need to use mounting hardware with this airtight seal to be effective. Unlike my other which…

This is my first review of the Little Chicks Winston Pressure Mounted Security Gate and I will keep updating as I use it. I wanted this gate to keep my little one out of the basement. He was very active so all the stairs must be closed. The extra tall height was key and my door opening is only about 30 inches so I didn't have to use extensions. Installation was easy but can be a little confusing as some parts were already fitted into the top and bottom of the gate and/or extensions. I have no…

I have to give a very bad review. We installed it late last night, it wasn't particularly easy to install, my husband put a lot of effort into it from the start to make it stay. We finally got it as good as we wanted to get it. The deadbolt barely closes on the door but it does close so we figured it was good enough. Well, in less than 24 hours my son who is 20 months old already figured out how to close and open the gate 🤦 completely pointless. We wanted that gate to be used so we could leave

This is a sturdy white metal gate with nice mounting brackets and gray plastic corners. It is designed to be screwed into the door frame but is only very strong with the included screw tension brackets. I use mine as a dog guard, not for children, and the instructions that came with it warn you to use a child-safe screw mount. The downside of this gate is the latch. Inconvenient to use. To open the latch you have to use the sliding thumb latch and lift it at the same time, which is inconvenient

There are two main types of subordinate gateways. You have the cheap ones that only rely on tension and then you have the heavy ones that need to be installed. These gates claim to be tension gates with gates. It seemed suspicious, but I agreed. I received this item, unpacked it and followed the installation instructions. You're immediately told that if you don't screw the brackets into your walls or door frame, you won't keep the child from tipping over. What do we learn from this? In fact…

There are 3 other gates in my house very similar to this one. The main difference lies in the type of lock. In all cases, the latch is plastic and quite thin. I have forgotten the brand of my other 3 although they are still the same brand. I like this gate but the latches don't work anymore so we keep climbing over the gate instead of opening it. At least it's great exercise. Anyway, I see the same with these gates. You just have to remove the plastic fasteners. they don't last. It is…