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    hi, can anyone recommend a good room divider?? i have been looking at the lindam safe and secure - its about £70 new and can either be a playpen or a room divider with a gate in the middle. reason being is the new house we're moving to has a solid marble floor in the kitchen with a step down, probably just under a foot down but its a sharp edge and if a LO went down the step and fell back they'd definately crack their head open. i don't know the exact dimension of the kitchen, but its probably at least 3-4 metres across!

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    I've got the Lindam one between my dining room and kitchen and its great it means i am in full view of the children and can keep an eye on them, but they cannot get into the kitchen when i am preparing their meals! Only complaint I have got is that I can't get a buggy through the gate if i needed too. Infact I bought two of these (got one second hand) and I use the other one across my patio door when I have got little ones not able to master the step down onto the patio yet!!!

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    my friend used that one and found it good, but it is expensive I guess
    ***** proofed the house but they're still getting in!

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    I put a reply on the other day to Lorri who was asking about something similar.

    I got a wooden one from bambino world. I will see if i can find the lnk as i hardly paid anything for it. It can be used as a play pen, room divider or fire guard.

    I'll take a look
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    I put a reply on the other day to Lorri who was asking about something similar.

    I got a wooden one from bambino world. I will see if i can find the lnk as i hardly paid anything for it. It can be used as a play pen, room divider or fire guard.

    I'll take a look

    http://childmindinghelp.co.uk/forum/...light=play+pen

    There you go - see if this kind of thing is any good. I have one & am very pleased with it
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    thanks - thats fantastic, i'm watching one for tomorrow, i'm not 100% it will fit the gap in the kitchen but if it doesn't it'll make a good fireguard.

    anna x

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    That looks really good thanks for the link

    Angel xx

 

 

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