My son's room has very low windows (2nd floor) so he would be able to reach the wedges... would he be able to pull the wedge off the velcrow?
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Depends on his age. If he is around 5 he would have to work at it but could do it. 3 & under I would say it would be quite hard for him but I don't put anything past some really ambitious little ones.
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Yes. Kids can get to anything if they have enough time. They maybe small but they are also very smart
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Yes he would be able to pull them off. If you don't want him to be able to remove them, I would use prime line vinyl window locks. These have a toggle which allows the window to be in various stages of openness, yet secure. If you want something more permanent and stationary, you could use Cardinal gates window warden which is screwed into the frame. Hope this helps.
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As for it falling down, put one velcro strip on the very top attach to the top of it and to the window. I did that with mine 6 months ago and it NEVER fell. If I wanted to, I can take it down since it's velcro. The velcro is only an inch or less so it's not noticeable.
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Yes, the fabric can be pulled to the side, but the window will still have a mesh-type material on it. It is see-through, kind of like a screen.
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It should take just one depending on the type of window. They didn't work on my vinyl windows. Not enough space to allow the wedge to go under the window.
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Its likely but it depends on the transition piece at the top of the step. Mine goes over the transition molding from living room to kitchen and will drive up onto thin rugs. I don't have any steps or ledges in my house that it could fall off. It seems pretty sturdy though. I've dropped mine when cleaning out the brush a few times and its still good over a year later.
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Yes you can! But the more you put together, the longer your sides are, the easier it is for them to pull them down or knock them over! We have to tie the sides down with our 17mo olds and sometimes they still breach the sides!
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My concern for you would be the method of pull up bar attachment. If it isn't bolted into a structure (i.e. a temporary doorjamb model), there is a potential risk for unseating the bar. I believe a pull bar is designed for weight to be pulling *down* only. The WOSS strap can be attached to a pipe/pole, but the force will be at an angle which has the risk of unseating a "temporary" bar (maybe a low risk). Anyone else have more background on this question?I have had no problem attaching it to a closed door.-e
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Yes. I make sure to re-tighten the claws at each trip. My daughter can now grab things and has pulled it down. It never injured her, just was pulled down.
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Yes, you can! I did that for the same reason - there is a picture of my boy with the bolster away from window in the costumer pictures! Works in any direction you put it.Easy to get on and of too! My boy loves to lean in the bolster and look out of the window....
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there are 4 small velcro pathes, but not a very strong closing power (will not prevent kids or pets from opening). you can also tie the flaps up above the opening.
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I can on my window, not sure about all windows, but I can open my window all the way on mine if I take out the wedge.
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It would probably work if his calves or knees are propped on the wide end and legs could hang over that way. The wedge is actually a triangle just as you would think of a wedge, however the picture shows a more trapazoid shape.
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extra x-it ladder will just sit in a pile on the ground below the window and should not cause any problems.keep in mind at the end of the day, you are trading the risk of being trapped with climbing out - you choose:)
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Downward with the open on the top. Not sure if changing the velcro angle will help either.
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There is a smaller panel on the top that could be removed. It would leave the other side loose, but it would open.
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I use it on my table which has maybe a 1/2 inch ledge to fit on. If the child really wants it off they can pull it off easily but it doesn't come off super easy if you have a whole inch it probably be even more sturdye even more sturdy.
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Not so difficult. All you have to take off is a wood trim on the bottom sill. Look into some you-tube videos titled "casement window repair".