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Regalo 192-Inch Super Wide Adjustable Baby Gate and Play Yard, 4-In-1, Bonus Kit, Includes 4 Pack of Wall Mounts

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Regalo 192-Inch Super Wide Adjustable Baby Gate and Play Yard, 4-In-1, Bonus Kit, Includes 4 Pack of Wall MountsProduct Description Once your little one starts walking, child proofing your home is a must. Providing a versatile way to keep your child safe, the Regalo Super Wide Baby Gate and Play Yard offers numerous convenient configurations for around the house. This play yard and safety gate features durable all steel components and a hardware mount system ideal for large, angled or uneven openings. The super wide gate can be expanded to fit openings 50. 5"

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Once your little one starts walking, child proofing your home is a must. Providing a versatile way to keep your child safe, the Regalo Super Wide Baby Gate and Play Yard offers numerous convenient configurations for around the house. This play yard and safety gate features durable all-steel components and a hardware-mount system ideal for large, angled or uneven openings. The super wide gate can be expanded to fit openings 50.5"-192” and comes with eight, 24” panels. The panels connect to hinged posts that offer an amazing variety of shaping possibilities. Easily mounting to the wall, the convenient gate features a walk-through door designed with a double lock lever handle allowing adults to easily pass through. It is ideal as a play yard, fireplace barrier, at the landing of stairs, or a super gate for very wide openings.

Note: See attached user guide to ensure the product is properly installed. Check the gate regularly to see if all hardware and mountings are tightened. Wall mounting brackets add 2 inches to each side, 4 inches total

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Providing a versatile way to keep your child safe, the Regalo 4-In-1 Metal Play Yard offers numerous convenient configurations for around the house. Made with sturdy steel construction for the ultimate in durability, the play yard is easy to set up and take down. The foldable design and walk-through gate make it hassle-free to use and portable for family trips.

Multiple Configurations to Fit Your Space
Whether you're looking for a large area for your child to play while you're working around the house or need a safety gate to keep your child out of harm's way, the play yard offers a versatile design that incorporates four separate uses. It can be set up as a stand-alone play yard, a barrier to prevent children from getting too close to the fireplace, a safety gate to mount in between walls, or even a free-standing barrier for hard-to-secure structures like the bottom of stairs.

Its convenient walk-through design offers easy access for adults with a quick, one-touch safety lock release lever. The gate is 28 inches tall and can also be used to contain small pets to one area of your home.

Steel Construction That Meets Safety Standards
The all-steel frame construction provides strength and support that you can trust and depend on to keep your child safe. The 4-in-1 play yard is PVC-free and meets the safety standards set by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM).

Portable Design and Easy Set Up
The large play yard is composed of eight 24-inch wide detachable panels that create up to 19 square feet of play area for your child to enjoy. Each configuration is quick and simple to set up. For added convenience, all wall-mounting hardware is included should you desire to convert into a wall mounted gate. The play yard is easy to take down and folds compactly, so it's ideal for moving around the house, traveling, or storing.

The Regalo 4-In-1 Metal Play Yard is backed by a manufacturer's limited 90-day warranty.

About Regalo: Safety and Convenience Above All
Regalo is an industry leader in products that make life a little less hectic for busy caregivers and exceptionally safe for little ones. The entire product line uses non-toxic powder coat and products such as bed rails, safety gates, and booster seats that are eligible for meeting ASTM standards and JPMA certification do just that. Over the years, parents, grandparents, and caregivers have come to know and depend on Regalo products for at home and on the go.

What's in the Box
One Regalo 4-In-1 Metal Play Yard, instruction manual, and wall-mounting hardware.


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Regalo 4-in-1 Metal Play Yard encloses a large 19 square feet area. Numerous possibilities. Can be configured into a variety of shapes and sizes to fit your needs. Not only can it be used as a Play Yard, but also converts to a fire place guard, gate enclosure for extra wide openings, stairway barrier. Includes all hardware. Space between the bars (slate size) is 2.5 inches

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  • SUPERWIDE: Fits opens up to 192 inches wide and stands 28 inches tall
  • 2-IN-1: Can convert from a super wide gate to an 8-panel play yard. No tools require, quick and easy. Includes 4 pack of wall mounts
  • CONFIGURABLE: Each panel can be adjusted to fit almost any opening. Great for wide spaces, angled openings, hallway, doorway, bottom of stairs or barrier. Folds flat for storage
  • DURABLE AND CONVENIENT: The all steel design is durable and convenient with a walk-through door
  • SAFETY: designed with a walk-through door with safety locking feature. Wall mounted for added security and protection. Meets all current safety standards. For children up to 24 months and great for pets too
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