Roving Cove Stair Banister Guard 10ft x 3ft, Railing Safety Net for Baby Proofing, Child Safety Stairway Cover, Balcony Mesh Netting, Pearl White

When I showed my husband this purchase he was super skeptical it would work but I figured you couldn't beat the price so why not try. This stuff has worked out beautifully for our loft railing. My slats run horizontal and my son is a climber so we worried about that as well as his affinity to "bomb" people from above by throwing stuff through the railing. This netting has solved both issues and was economical and easy to install. I went with the white and with our decor you barely notice it's presence. Overall 10/10 would reccomend trying!

This screen was easy to install and meets the description in the ad. It works very well in preventing my small dog from slipping through a steep stairwell in my home.

I have really wide gaps between rails on bannister and an infant who is starting to crawl. I was looking for something to cover the gaps to prevent him from crawling through, when the day comes. After reading the reviews, I thought I’d give Roving Cove a shot. I bought two to cover the 20’ of my upstairs balcony and the first half of my staircase. After playing around with various positions, I sent a message through amazon to get suggestions. Within a few hours, the owner, Mark, asked when he could give me a call. He was so nice and helpful. It’s very uncommon to get that kind of customer service. The zip ties have a release so adjustments can be made which is great for finding the right position. And the 3M mounts were helpful for securing the side adjacent to the wall and the bottom. I have carpet, so I secured it to the ceiling under the upstairs. Photos attached to better explain. I also purchased the Roving Cove safe edge product. Also great. Looking forward to more great safety products from this company, because I know they are good quality and provide excellent customer service.

This product is a good deterrent for explorative little ones, but is rather useless when it comes to actually preventing them from being able to push through railing posts. The tabs at the bottom are held by a mediocre sticky substance - Like cheap double sided tape. They popped loose with little effort from my 1 year old even after carefully cleaning the surface and applying according to instruction. The zip ties that secure the top are ridiculously long and have to be trimmed or tucked into the mesh. If tucked they pull loose and stick out over six inches. If trimmed they leave a sharp edge that will scratch delicate toddler skin. I myself got a scratch brushing a trimmed one, and the scratch looks like my cat clawed me.It was easy to assemble and works for children who respect boundaries. If your child is explorative this will be wasted money.

I used this to line the inside of my baby’s crib so he doesn’t get his foot trapped in between the slats. Bumper guards are illegal in NY because they are dangerous for babies. Even the mesh ones we weren’t able to have shipped to NY. This was an excellent substitute. My child is 18 months old so the mesh netting is safe (I even confirmed with my pediatrician). For very young babies I’d probably wait.As a side note, my baby slept in a pack and play from 6 months to 16 months. The pack and play is not only considering safe for all children to sleep in, it’s certified by the Consumer product safety commission (CSPC) and the American academy of pediatrics (AAP) has deemed it safe to sleep in. The pack and play is surrounded on all 4 sides by the exact mesh netting used in this product.If the baby’s face will get pressed up against the side of this mesh netting, there will be plenty of airflow available to the baby. Therefore I consider this product safe to use as a liner for the inside of the crib (see photos).As a side note- this wasn’t long enough to go all the way around the standard baby crib but covered about 90% of it.