On the picture, it looks as if a toddler could climb right through the gaps between bars... How close are they spaced?
464293
The spaces between the bars are less than 4 inches, I'm not sure just how much less, the national code for spacing for railing of any sort is 4 inches.
464294
The spacing is about 3 to 4 inches. I will double check when I get hm later.I love mine and feel very secure when I have that window open that my child is completely safe. I put mine up at about 6 months old so that she would be use to it being there once she started walking or pulling herself up to stand.
464295
This product I wont recommended is not what it look like you will find much shipper at wall mart
464296
Roughly 3 inches...there is no way either of my kids could fit their heads between the bars (20 months and 5 years old) though they could dangle arms and legs through them. Maybe the manufacturer has the precise measurements available? If a toddler managed to stick their head through, they would probably just get stuck right there. I recently read that 5 year olds are the most likely to fall out of windows so I actually purchased these for my older child. Btw, this product was exactly what I hoped and expected it to be, but it was not cheap. However, you do want something sturdy to prevent a 5 year old fm climbing out the window! Roughly 3 inches...there is no way either of my kids could fit their heads between the bars (20 months and 5 years old) though they could dangle arms and legs through them. Maybe the manufacturer has the precise measurements available? If a toddler managed to stick their head through, they would probably just get stuck right there. I recently read that 5 year olds are the most likely to fall out of windows so I actually purchased these for my older child. Btw, this product was exactly what I hoped and expected it to be, but it was not cheap. However, you do want something sturdy to prevent... » Read More Roughly 3 inches...there is no way either of my kids could fit their heads between the bars (20 months and 5 years old) though they could dangle arms and legs through them. Maybe the manufacturer has the precise measurements available? If a toddler managed to stick their head through, they would probably just get stuck right there. I recently read that 5 year olds are the most likely to fall out of windows so I actually purchased these for my older child. Btw, this product was exactly what I hoped and expected it to be, but it was not cheap. However, you do want something sturdy to prevent a 5 year old fm climbing out the window! « Show Less
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The bars are a little less then 4 inches apart. They said on the install directions if you are installing more then one (like we had to) to make sure they were no more then 4 " apart. We have had no problems and I would feel safe letting a toddler play in the room they are installed in.
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Yeah, about 3-4 inches. Definitely not enough space for a toddler to get through.
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The spacing is about 3 to 4 inches. I will double check when I get hm later. I love mine and feel very secure when I have that window open that my child is completely safe. I put mine up at about 6 months old so that she would be use to it being there once she started walking or pulling herself up to stand.
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Pretty much. My daughter kept getting her feet stuck between the bars. It doesn't have a good support system
299558
Space in between of two bars is about 3 & 3/8 (inch). That's what you asking I assumed.
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The space between the bars is about 1.5 inches wide. Also, not sure if your ferrets can climb, but there is no top on the playpen.
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There is a gap of 2.5 inches (6.35cm) between the bars. Our cat jumps over the gate with ease.
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The gaps are about 1.5 in, but at the bottom they are about 2 in. You might need to block it up a bit, depending on the size of the rabbit...
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My 2.5 year old twins climb it. One is very coordinated, the other not as physically coordinated but he still navigates it safely. I still get nervous seeing them scale it high up. But having a soft landing around the structure would help nervous parents. I'm 5'5" and if I raise my hands in the air over my head I can just reach the top. So it's a bit of a distance to fall for a toddler on a hard surface.
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The spacing between the vertical bars is 1.25". I don't think any cat or dog will pass that!
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Thank you for the reply. Its just there isnt enough room for me to get a regular ladder for them. I thought the rope would save a space and also allow them to climb. Do you suggest any other product that might be safe and also save space.
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The bars are 50" apart... Very easy to move forward and squat, they are adjustable in ht as well;)
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I haven't put it together yet, but I took out some of the parts to measure the spacing for rats I'll be getting soon... The bars I checked are JUST under 1/2 inch spacing. I hope that helps :)
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It might be too tall for him/her, they would have to reach up to push it. I would say better for a 2+ year old.
137491
We have this bar in our basement with an 7' 2" foot drop ceiling. My kids are around the same height and my smaller one can do back hip circles on the bar at the highest height with no problem. My older child can do back hip circles with the bar set slightly lower. Pretty soon he'll only be able to practice things like kips on it, however.
489846
The gap is the same as the gap inbetween the bars. I have my parrotlet in this cage and she has been in this cage for more then a year. I have not had any issues at all.
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The bars are one inch on center; so the opening between them is slightly less. They are quite rigid. I don't the size of a four week old kitten. Hope this helps.
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I got this for my 2 year old and he climbs in and out on his own. It is not very tall on the sides. My son is small for a 2 year old and joins playing by his self on this 3 in 1 gym.
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The gaps are less than a 1/4 inch. it is possible each table may be different in the gaps. The one I bought would work nicely for coloring in a coloring book or a thick pad of paper. Crayons will not fall through the gaps. My granddaughter is just 13 months old so we haven't reached that stage yet but it will do nicely when she does.