Should it not be possible to keep the recommended distances, separate sections are available at your supplier text": "Safetots has a range of wooden fire screens for sale. Naturally, if a product is made from wood, it is essential the fire surround is positioned at a sufficient distance from the fire to prevent it from not only reacting to open flames, but also to protect it from the heat of the fire. There is not a set regulation to determine the exact distance a fire surround should be installed from a fire. Safetots recommend a common-sense approach when installing a wooden fire screen. The first step is to recreate the maximum amount of heat from the fire before selecting where to install the fire surround. This will provide a guide of how close to the fire a surround could be positioned without reacting to the heat. Safetots always recommend placing the fire surround as far from the source of the fire as is both possible and practical. If you are installing a fire guard screen around an open fire, is it vital you eliminate the risk of any debris being emitted from the fire which could reach the fire surround. Using an additional spark guard will prevent any sparks or embers from reaching carpeted areas or the wooden fire surround. The vertical bars in all fire surrounds are approximately 6cm apart. It is important to consider that a small child can reach through the vertical bars with an arm, and therefore you should ensure that any hearth or fireside tools are not reachable, and obviously the source of the heat is significantly beyond this distance." Please note that this product not necessarily prevents accidents to happen. Never leave your child unattended Panel Pre-set Sizes: Ideal when you don't have a hearth on the floor or if your fire is in the corner. see below for more details This gate is designed for children up to 24 months. However, this guidance should be constantly monitored against your child’s own development, as individual children’s skills do develop at different ages

text": "A fire guard screen is a non-toxic, heat resistant, steel construction designed to encase any fire, particularly open fires and log burners, to protect businesses, homes, and families from any potential fire-related hazards.Apart from keeping your child away from the hot fire– a great benefit of our baby fireguard is that it prevents your child from the hard surface of the hearth/ plinth. You’re going to want to choose a size that sits outside the hearth – not on it, so your child cannot become injured on the hearth. For travelling, BabyDan has designed a range of stylish and practical items such as the BabyDan Head Rest Mounted Tablet Holder, and your little one can relax or play in the cosy BabyDan Cuddle Nest Baby Pod, suitable from 0 to 6 months!

Traditional mesh fire guards such as the Safetots Designer fireguard, with its complete mesh body, will prevent hot, sparking ashes from burning floors and carpets around the hearth. With an encased mesh top, it is an ideal solution for preventing children from throwing items into the fire. These original and more traditional fire guards provide maximum stability and are a great solution for larger fireplaces and hearths. Yes, we can provide a selection of sizes that are not listed as sizes in each model. We can configure a baby fireguard with any panel sizes you need including 20cm, 28cm, 49cm, 70cm and 90cm panels. This is particularly useful for those who need a fireguard for unsymmetrical fireplaces, circular fireplaces,Aga cookers/ ranges or fireplaces in tight spaces. Get in touch with an expert to discuss. No official regulations exist on what the distance should be from a stove or open fire in the United Kingdom and many of the stove manufacturers give individual instructions depending on the brand or model. We recommend thinking about the distance to the fire carefully. The baby fireguard should firstly not be close enough to the stove or fire that your child can reach through the vertical bars and touch the fire or stove from any side. Usually above 40cm is too far for a baby up to 2 years of ages to reach through. Baby barrier, stair gate, fence, safety gate, baby fence - popular items have many names. No matter what you call it, a safety gate can help immensely once your child begins crawling and walking. After all, little ones are full of energy and we know that your little rascal only needs a split-second of being left unsupervised to get into trouble. A safety gate provides you with peace of mind, and you will not have to worry about leaving your child unattended for a moment and wondering what trouble they might be getting into.NonToxic Paint:As with all Babasafe baby safety products the Multifit is coated with paint that does not have harmful chemicals. When you have a safety gate, you can make it flexible by adding extensions. That would allow it to also fit different and wider openings. This can be useful if, for example, you move to a new home or if you want to use the safety gate somewhere else in your house. This also means that you will not have to buy a new gate. In BabyDan’s product range, you can find extensions in many different sizes and colours - there are extensions for all safety gates and purposes. However, keep in mind that you can only extend your safety gate if it is pressure mounted. You also need to keep in mind that some gates need wall cups if you add extensions. Some gates can be extended pretty much indefinitely (such as BabyDan Flex and BabyDan OLAF), but others have limitations. You can also add a section with an extra door if you need more entrances to the area behind the gate. This might be a good idea if you want to turn your gate into a room divider, and selection of an extension also depends on what kind of safety gate you have and what your needs are. Regardless of whether your fireplace is wood, fire or gas, the most comprehensive way to ensure your child’s safety around the fireplace is to restrict your little one’s access to it at all times. Read More

The all-new 2019 version Babasafe Multifit Baby Fireguard is a premium build, heavy-duty & highly customizable baby stove guard.We know that our customers want a fireplace guard that is practical and looks good but most also is a good fit. A baby fireguard that is large enough to surround and protect your little one from the hearth/plinth and a good distance from the fire but not so big that it will take up too much space. Whether you call it a fire guard, a hearth gate or a safety gate, this product is an ideal way of child proofing the wood burning stove, fireplace or hearth. The instant that your child begins to crawl around and explore the home, the fireplace or wood burning stove will be one of the most important areas to shield your child from. With a safety gate to cordon off the area around the fireplace or wood burning stove, you can keep your child at a safe distance from the flames. New Super Easy Installation!Fit in just a few minutes! Takes seconds to assemble, and just a few minutes to wall mount.Measure the depth you would like the fire guard to come out from the wall. (Please consider the distance from the source of the heat you will be positioning the fire surround). Select the depth from the list If the safety barrier is used at the bottom of the stairs, it should be positioned at the front of the lowest tread possible A great fit: multiple sizes now available - we guarantee our fireguard will fit any fireplace or stove - in the most efficient way possible. We offer a customization and sizing service. Simply fill out the form below.

However, not all hearths are standard widths and depths, which is why we offer the following range of make your own fire surround solutions:Choose the size the most closely matches your hearths width and depth for the neatest fit. Remember there are 3 panels across the front - panel + 90cm gate + panel, this will match up your width. Then, a panel on each side to make up your depth. Since every fireplace/wood burning stove reaches different temperatures, the placing is only intended asa guide line. Test your own unit at maximum heat output before placing the gate. If the gate is hot to touch, move gate further from heat source than the recommended minimum distance