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The doors in our caravan close like a guillotine so in order to protect the fingers of our little girl I un-holstered my trusty roll of Duck tape and set to work.
A few minutes later and the door was protected (perhaps not aesthetic improved).
In the following steps I will show you how it was done.
A few things to note:
This guard when made correctly will only help to reduce the risk of fingers being trapped in a door IT WILL NOT ELIMINATE RISK! - parents still need to remain vigilant and ensure that their children understand the dangers of playing with doors.
Duck tape will wreck your paintwork and wallpaper - if you are concerned then you may need to work out a different method of fixing
A few minutes later and the door was protected (perhaps not aesthetic improved).
In the following steps I will show you how it was done.
A few things to note:
This guard when made correctly will only help to reduce the risk of fingers being trapped in a door IT WILL NOT ELIMINATE RISK! - parents still need to remain vigilant and ensure that their children understand the dangers of playing with doors.
Duck tape will wreck your paintwork and wallpaper - if you are concerned then you may need to work out a different method of fixing
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The plastic sheet is the corrugated type of plastic you often find estate agents signs made out of.
If you don't have any (mine was some packaging from some signs I had ordered) then any other rigid but lightweight material will do.
If you don't have any (mine was some packaging from some signs I had ordered) then any other rigid but lightweight material will do.
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Mar 4, 2011. 10:28 AMara
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Great ideea!
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