Safe-O-Kid Fall Safety- Stair Safety Net

Why Choose Safe-O-Kid Fall Safety- Stair Safety Net? 

1. High-quality material: The net is made of high-quality stretchable mesh material that is durable and can withstand the weight of a child or pet. It is a fine mesh to prevent falls but still does not block the view. The mesh comes with long length to cover grills on any balcony/ staircase. 
2. Easy to install: The net comes with all the necessary hardware for installation, and it is easy to set up. You don't need any special tools or skills to install it, and you can do it yourself.
3. Provides safety: The net is designed to prevent fatal falls and accidents by creating a barrier between the bars/ grills staircase and the child or pet. It is also transparent, so it doesn't obstruct the view of the staircase.
4. Versatile: The net can be used for various purposes, such as blocking off balconies, windows, and other open spaces where children and pets may be at risk of falling.
5. Affordable: Safe-O-Kid Fall Safety Stair Safety Net is an affordable option for those who want to ensure the safety of their children and pets. It is a cost-effective way to prevent accidents and injuries. 

How to Use Safe-O-Kid Fall Safety- Stair Safety Net?

1. Tie the safety net with the help of tie bands and provide strings on the staircase or balcony railings.
2. Safety net prevents children from falling and/or sticking their hands, legs, or heads in the spaces between staircase/ balcony railings.

Do's & Don't's: Using Safe-O-Kid Fall Safety- Stair Safety Net 

1. This product is not a substitute for adult supervision.
2. Install it tightly, and do not leave any portions loose. At the same time, do not stretch beyond the limit, as it may damage the product.
3. Avoid sharp edges or tools near the safety net as they may damage the product.
4. If the product is damaged or cut, stop using it immediately.
5. If the product gets dirty, you can simply wash it using mild detergents. Dry in shade.
6. You may want to discontinue the use of the product after your child has reached an age where he/she can remove it alone.