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    Default Baby gate for 50 inch opening

    Can anyone recommend a pressure-mounted gate for a 50 inch opening? I am looking for a way to gate off our living room from the entrance hall and dining room. Since there are no stairs involved, I'd prefer to use a pressure gate so not to have to drill into the walls. I'd also like to be able to remove the gate after baby goes to bed. I'm having trouble finding anything large enough to fit this opening.

    Thanks,
    Lisa
    (& Jack, 4/20/01)
    Lisa
    Mama to Jack (4/20/01)
    and Joshua (11/16/03)

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    Marj70 Guest

    Default RE: Baby gate for 50 inch opening

    The Soft 'n Wide gate by Evenflo is a pressure mounted gate that goes up to 60 inches. www.babiesrus.com has them.

    Marj
    Mommy to Alex, 6 months

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    Default RE: Baby gate for 50 inch opening

    Marj,

    Thanks so much! I'll go take a look--this sounds like just what we need.

    Lisa
    & Jack, age 1
    Lisa
    Mama to Jack (4/20/01)
    and Joshua (11/16/03)

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    MI_MOM Guest

    Default RE: Baby gate for 50 inch opening

    I like to idea that the Soft & Wide gate is portable. The only draw back is that you must step over it every time. I guess you could consider it a good form of exercise!

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    luvbeinmama Guest

    Default RE: Baby gate for 50 inch opening

    Just a warning about pressure mounted gates...

    When I was first looking for gates, I was really looking at the pressure mounted gates because I didn't want to drill into my walls. As I was looking, however, I was talking to a paramedic who HIGHLY recommended NOT using pressure mounted gates. He said he was constantly going to calls for kids hurt because of pressure mounted gates. I would recommend getting a wall-mounted gate, and patching the wall when you don't need it anymore. Just to be on the safer side...

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