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This company’s safety gate is by far the worst I have ever owned. Fortunately, I bought it second-hand. It was absolutely impossible to secure it in an 80 cm door frame. How such poor-quality products can even be sold is beyond me.
Bought a maxi-cosi car seat for my grandson that was misdescribed. When I communicated with customer services she started lecturing me on childcare, I am a qualified child specialist and I don’t welcome patronising “expertise”!
Contacted one of their subsidiaries regarding a stair gate and their solution from customer “service” was to advise I use google.
When I messaged back as to how unhelpful she had been, she repled, “glad we could resolve your question”
THEY DIDNT
Not sure why my review, the only one means that their overall rating is over 3. When I went to school that not how averages were calculated!
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