03-20-2011, 05:28 AM
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Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Vaissades
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Originally Posted by Ringo1 Hmm. I have an upstairs landing that looks out over my great room. Right now, we have 3 baby gates in front of the stair rails ~ works, but doesn't look so hot.
How did you do the plexiglass between the posts? Or just one solid sheet, maybe cut down, to go across the entire thing?
I would love to see pics because I am really trying to figure out what to do. | Personally I'd use one solid piece-easier to do, remove, and less "invasive installation" for a renter etc.
Here's a couple images I found... Opie & Carson Carpentry - Custom Plexiglass Balcony Barrier For Cats http://petiteretreats.net/luxury_dog_houses.html You might find a lot more designs if you look at child safety more than dog safety but I think it's the same deal pretty much... You have to scroll down on this one to see the indoor version for a stair case with for a child-LOL I think this is more to keep things from being dropped but would work great for a dog too... Balcony and Deck Safety: Opie & Carson Carpentry - Custom Plexiglass Balcony Barrier For Cats
For those using the roll of plastic mesh-is it really that strong and would also hold up again a dog pulling (scratching with paws) or chewing on it? I'd really consider it as long as it was a durable-both for price and it looks a lot easier to install/remove. |
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