Kid Shield, 15' Roll for Banister Safety
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Item #: KS15
Manufacturer: Cardinal Gates Mfg. ID: KS15
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Our Price: $40.95
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Description:
Keep children and pets safe from openings in banisters and balconies. Kid Shield is a clear shatterproof plastic sheet in a continuous roll. It is engineered for a scratch free finish and has a protective film that is removed after installation. It is 33" high and 15' long, a 5' roll is also available. All hardware included for easy installation. Bend and cut to length needed.Product Reviews:
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| K. Stalder of U.S.
Kid Shield |
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Very easy to use, great for blocking off wrought iron gates/railing from babies |
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| Kristyn of Spokane, WA
Kid Shield |
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Very easy to use, great for blocking off wrought iron gates/railing from babies. |
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| Kristyn of Spokane, WA
Kid Shield |
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Very easy to install, great product for making wrought iron railing & gate safe for baby. |
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| Georg Singer of Tartu/Estonia/Europe
Very good product |
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I have recently purchased this product to protect our little one. It was easy to install, you hardly do not notice it and it is a very good protection |
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| Suzette of Malaysia
Kid Shield, 15' Roll for Banister Safety |
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This set of item is very easy to be installed DIY. Our new house's banister is with horizontal rails(similar to another reviewer). The objective is to prevent kids from climbing up the banister. It works effectively. However, it is challenging to punch holes with the tools provided (given different orientation). We used electric drill instead. Works well too. Highly recommend this product. |
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| George Poovey of Charlotte, NC
Kid Shield for Banister Safety |
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This is the best item I have found for keeping children safe around banisters and peace of mind for myself. |
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| Gretchen Chisholm of Battle Creek, Michigan
Kid Shield 15 ft |
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Worked very well for us, the punching tool was not effective. |
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| Radu T of New York,NY
Takes some experimeting with, but it does the job |
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After a decent amount of research I found this to be best option for us due to the minimal visual impact and the ability to use in a wide range of baby-proofing projects.
Since our landing was different than the one assumed in the specs (metal rather than wood and horizontal bars rather than vertical) it took a little experimenting with but things worked out fine in the end.
The only small complain I have is that the hole punching tool is quite flimsy and useless if you need a hole in the middle of the sheet.
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