What’s nice about the beams on this gate is that they’re horizontal close together so a little one can’t grab on them to pull/hang their weight.Įasy DIY Modern Baby Gate from Crafted Workshop Folding Wide & Tall Baby Gate Source This DIY gate is great for someone who enjoys clean, straight lines, but hates the look of a metal gate. Saloon Style DIY Baby Gate from Madness & Method Easy & Modern Baby Gate SourceĪ baby gate doesn’t have to be complex to be aesthetically pleasing. This gate is stylish, fun, and so much prettier than a pressure-mounted gate. Remember when you were a kid and you loved how cool swinging saloon-style doors were? Now that you’re a grown-up you can make them, and they will keep your kids safe from potential danger. This simple, pretty, and safe gate only takes 10 minutes to create and the end result is far better than any store-bought option.ġ0 Minute DIY Baby/Pet Gate from Home Talk Gorgeous Saloon Style Baby Gate Source So, while the idea of saving money by making a DIY baby gate sounds nice, the idea of finding time to make it is another story. If there is anything parents don’t have a lot of (besides money, thanks to daycare) it’s time. This gate isn’t meant for the stairs but is perfect for blocking off an area or room you want your little one to stay out of (like your office while you’re trying to work or the kitchen if you are cooking a dish that sprays hot oil all over).ĭIY Baby Gate From Vintage Wood Headboard from The Factual Fairytale Ten-Minute DIY Gate Source This unique baby gate was inspired by a mom who, like most people, hates the look of the basic pressure-mounted gates that are sold pretty much everywhere. If you’re looking for a gate that will certainly fit your aesthetic, this DIY fabric gate is an excellent option because you can pick a pattern that works perfectly with the rest of your home.Īside from the design aspect of this gate, it’s also a nice alternative to gates with bars that toddlers love to try to hang on (and can then accidentally bust open).ĭIY Fabric Baby Gate from Curly Girl Vintage Headboard Baby Gate Source No Drill Baby Gate/Fence from Woodooz Home Decor Temporary Fabric Baby Gate Source
This DIY baby gate uses PVC pipes that connect, don’t need to be drilled into the wall, can be made to fit custom sizes, and keeps your little one safe. Pressure mounted gates are a great way to avoid this issue but are often only available in standard sizes. One of the biggest concerns when it comes to baby gates is the damage they can do to the wall(s). Modern DIY Baby Gate from Bob Vila No Drill Baby Gate Source This gate is especially great for a cat-owner who wants their pet to be able to go up and down the stairs freely. All it requires is a few inexpensive pieces of wood, some hinges, a lock, and a little bit of time. This gate has a funky, different design but still provides the safety element parents are looking for with baby gates. This gate is made to mount with as little damage to the wall as possible.ĭIY Farmhouse Gate from Gray House Design Co. It features farmhouse-classic black and white design and is created to be mounted to a staircase newel post (which is a serious issue a lot of homeowners face). If your style is inspired by Joanna Gaines, then this DIY baby gate will fit right in with your home’s aesthetic. Little ones won’t be able to work it, but visiting adults will (which is more than can be said about most store-bought gates).īaby Gate From An Old Wood Door from Charissa Johaneson/Snapguide Farmhouse Chic Baby Gate Source The doorknob doesn’t actually latch (there is a standard lock on the back of the door) but makes for easy opening and closing thanks to the hinges. This unique, but functional DIY baby gate made from an old wood door is not only beautiful but also insanely easy. If you’re at the stage where you need to babyproof the house and install a gate, check out these DIY options. To combat this, parents install baby gates around the house to help keep the mischief at bay. Their curiosity leads them into rooms they shouldn’t be in and, of course, the staircase. Once your little one starts crawling, they’re busy getting into just about everything they can get their sticky hands on.
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