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    Hi I am due to have my last inspection visit, everything is in place but Im not sure weather or not I need a stair gate at the top of the stairs, could anyone please advise.

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    Sharon

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    When I had my inspection it was advised that I put a stair gate at the top of the stairs as the Lo's slept upstairs.

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    I only have one at the bottom of the stairs as upstairs isn't used, I also have one on the kitchen door so that I don't have to put locks on the cupboards or draws this just stops them going in.
    Cath

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    I would have one if you intend to use it in future and I think it is a good idea as it shows you have risk assessed and put it into practice. It all depends on the accessibility of the stairs. The key is - risk assess first - as if you are minding. and if any risk presents itself - cover it

 

 

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