Tee-Zed Dreambaby Nelson F826 Instructions

Important: Keep instructions for future reference
Read INSTRUCTIONS thoroughly before assembling and installing gate.
• To prevent serious injury or death,
securely install gate and use according to
manufacturer's instructions and warnings.
• Never use with a child who is able to open,
climb over or dislodge the gate.
• Never leave child unattended. This product
does not replace proper adult supervision.
• This product is intended for use with
children from 6 - 24 months.
• Use ONLY on openings between 76cm (30in)
and 122cm (48in) wide; can also fit openings
157cm (61.8in) - 220cm (86.5in) when
joining two Swing Gates.
• Use ONLY with locking mechanism
securely engaged.
• NOTE: Never use without 4-point
mounting hardware.
TOO LOW! NOT LESS than 5 cm (2 in)
Fits openings between 76-122cm (30 - 48in)
Complies with Standards: ASTM F1004-13
WARNING
WARNING
INSTRUCTIONS
Nelson Adjustable
Wood Swing Gate
• DO NOT allow space between
bottom of gate and floor to
exceed 7.5cm (3in).
• Regularly check all fasteners
to be sure they are tight
and secure.
• Do not use the safety gate if
any components are damaged
or missing.
• The surfaces that the safety
gate is to be fixed to must be
suitable for the purpose and
must be structurally sound.
NOTE: Do not use this gate if
it can't be installed to wall,
door frames or posts – tightly
and flatly.
• When installing against
drywall, make sure mounting
surface is reinforced with a
wall stud.
• DO NOT install this gate to
hollow walls.
WARNING
TOO HIGH! NOT MORE than 7.5 cm (3 in)
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• This safety gate must NOT be
fitted across window openings
and the like.
• Install this gate away
from heaters and other
sources of heat.
• This gate must NEVER be used
as a pool or pond barrier.
• Gate MUST ALWAYS swing
away from stairs.
Swing Control Mechanism
MUST be used to ensure gate
swings one-direction only.
• If the gate is used at the
bottom of the stairs to prevent
the child from climbing up the
stairs, it must be placed on
the lowest stair.
• If the gate is to be used at the
top of the stairs to prevent the
child from falling down the
stairs, it must not be placed
on any stair below the level of
the top stair.