Firewood stand 120x45x100 cm green galvanized steel

• Green color
• Material: galvanized steel
• Total dimensions: 120 x 45 x 100 cm (W x D x H)
• Metal sheet thickness (round): 0.32mm
• Sheet metal thickness (straight): 0.23 mm
• With 2 hooks
• Assembly required: yes

Prevent your furniture from falling Children are curious and creative, without limitations. Exploring your environment is an important part of learning and growing. Their curiosity leads them to explore every corner of the house, including its furniture. The furniture in your home may seem harmless to you. Surprisingly, there are many dangerous places and objects that children can discover. When children play at home, it is very natural for them to reach, climb and lean on furniture to explore. They often use cabinets and shelves as climbing toys to reach and grab whatever they want. Despite the low weight of children, these furniture are often unstable. These furniture, appliances and televisions can easily tip over and cause serious injuries or even death to children. Accidents involving falling furniture not only occur with children, but also with adults. The most effective way to avoid accidents is to secure all furniture, appliances and televisions that risk tipping over to the wall. What does the term furniture fall mean? Furniture falls is a term that refers to accidents in which furniture falls on a person, causing injury or even death. Who is affected by the fall? Most accidents happen to young children. Children are extremely vulnerable because they are not aware of the danger. When furniture starts to topple over, children cannot react quickly enough to avoid falling. Also, when furniture falls on them, they are not strong enough to lift the furniture. The main victims of such accidents are children. In some cases, it can also happen to adults and is equally dangerous for them. Where do fall accidents occur? Fall accidents can occur anywhere in the home. However, the most common areas for fall accidents are bedrooms, children's rooms, living rooms and kitchens. Does heavy furniture also need fixing? No matter the weight of the furniture, any piece of furniture can tip over. When children climb or hang on doors or dressers, the center of gravity is no longer at the base of the furniture and they can fall on top of the children. The heavier the furniture, the more serious the accidents. Does furniture in a room where children don't play also need fixing? Accidents usually happen easily and quickly. Curious children love to wander into rooms you wouldn't expect. Therefore, it is important to secure furniture in all rooms to minimize the risk of furniture falling. Especially in places where you don't expect your children to be there very often. Do locked drawers and doors replace furniture fixing? Cabinet locks and latches are designed to prevent access to drawers and not to prevent falling. They do not replace furniture fixing. A child climbing or hanging on the dresser and doors could still cause the cabinet to tip over. Remember that locks and latches do not eliminate the risk of falling. Is it also necessary to secure furniture for older children? Children don't always remember their safety lessons when they play. When a child wants something interesting that is on the furniture, he just climbs up to get it. They don't consider closets as something that can hurt them. Even if a child is older, that doesn't mean they are safe. Children can be exposed to risky accidents involving falling furniture. Does furniture from well-known companies/brands also need fixing? Any known furniture is expected to meet safety standards. However, regardless of a company's quality or popularity, the force of gravity applies to everything on Earth. All furniture can tip over when the center of gravity is no longer on the furniture. Do low dressers also need to be fixed? Lower furniture can also tip over. Especially when several drawers are open at the same time or when they are full and heavy - shifting the center of gravity away from the base of the chest of drawers. The same effect occurs when a child climbs on top of it. Therefore, lower furniture also needs to be attached to a wall. The risks of fall accidents seem very small; Do I need to worry? Accidents involving falling furniture are more common than it seems. Most people don't anticipate the dangers of falling furniture because these accidents are rarely shown in the news. However, falling furniture is responsible for more injuries and even deaths than expected. There is no reason to risk your family's safety when such accidents can be easily avoided by securing furniture, appliances and televisions to the walls.

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