fire guard

[Andy Collins]

thats how we all learn Andy, poor wee guy.

 

He was lucky (?) as the scarring was on the inside of his hand. But the speed it all happened is scary, I'd hardly made a gap in the guard to feed the fire, yet he still fell through. I felt bad that I'd allowed it to happen, and he felt bad cos it hurt, a steep learning curve as parent andchild. No harm done though, he's now a strapping 22 yr old built like a brick outhouse.

[Tom D]

We got a massive one at an NCT sale, £5!!! If you or the missus voulenteers as a halper for the day you get first dibs on all the stuff, which is a good idea apparently cos its a scrum when the door open. We got loads of baby stuff well cheap.

 

NCT in Scotland - NCT

[Stephen Blair]

thanks tom:thumbup1:

[smiles]

We've got one of those Baby-Dan ones from Geoff's first post - its good and fairly heavy,the opening gate can be moved around to get the right position if you've got a front loader,not sure if it can be fixed to the wall or not though,probably fairly easy to do.

 

Had it for six years and well pleased with it,dosen't guard the top,but is easily removed for the summer.

 

also both ends connect to each other to form a cage,useful for making camps and general monkey containment !

[Stephen Blair]

cheers smiles. i like the monkey cage part lol