During the growth of children, safety is always the most concerned issue for parents.

As an important space for children's daily activities and rest, the safety of doors and windows in children's rooms is crucial. It is the nature of children to be active and curious. Once there are safety hazards in doors and windows, serious consequences may occur. From locks, glass materials to guardrail design, every detail cannot be ignored.

1. Lock selection: double insurance of anti-theft and anti-misopening

The locks of doors and windows in children's rooms must take into account the dual functions of anti-theft and preventing children from opening by mistake.

Ordinary locks are easily opened by children, which poses a safety risk.

It is recommended to choose door and window locks with child safety locks. Such locks have a unique anti-misopening design, such as requiring a specific pressing method or tool to open, which children cannot easily operate.

For outward-opening windows, anti-theft buckles can be installed to limit the window opening angle to a safe range (usually not more than 30°), which can not only ensure ventilation, but also prevent children from accidentally opening the window and climbing out.

At the same time, the quality of the lock is also crucial. Products with strong materials and high anti-theft levels of the lock core should be selected to prevent criminals from picking the lock and invading. ​

2. Glass material: impact-resistant and shatter-resistant ​

The choice of glass for children's room doors and windows is related to the personal safety of children.

Ordinary glass is easy to break after being hit, forming sharp fragments, which may cause serious harm to children.

Parents should give priority to tempered glass, which has undergone a special heat treatment process and is several times stronger than ordinary glass. Even if it is broken, it will form small particles with blunt angles, greatly reducing the risk of harm to the human body.

In addition, laminated glass is also a good choice. It is made of multiple layers of glass and film. When impacted, the glass fragments will stick to the film and will not splash around.

When purchasing, check whether the glass has the 3C certification mark, which is the basic certification of safety glass to ensure that the glass quality meets the standards. ​

3. Guardrail design: stable and anti-falling ​

The guardrail is an important line of defense for the safety of children's room doors and windows. The height of the guardrail must meet safety standards. For low-rise residential buildings, the height of the guardrail should not be less than 1.05 meters; for high-rise residential buildings, it should not be less than 1.1 meters. The spacing of the railings must also be strictly controlled, generally not more than 11 cm, to prevent children from drilling out and falling.

In terms of material, it is recommended to choose stainless steel or aluminum alloy guardrails, which have the characteristics of high strength, corrosion resistance and long service life.

During installation, ensure that the guardrail is firmly connected to the wall or window frame. It can be fixed with expansion screws, and regularly check whether the connection is loose and reinforce it in time. ​

4. door and window corner treatment: rounded to prevent bumps

If the corners of the doors and windows in the children's room are too sharp, children are prone to bumps and injuries when playing.

When purchasing doors and windows, products with rounded corners should be selected, such as arc design or anti-collision strips.

For the doors and windows that have been installed, you can buy anti-collision corners or anti-collision strips to wrap them. The material should be soft and elastic silicone or sponge, which can effectively buffer the impact force without causing damage to the doors and windows. ​

5. Hardware inspection: firm and anti-falling ​

If the door and window hardware such as hinges, pulleys, handles, etc. are loose or fall off, it will not only affect the normal use of doors and windows, but also may become a hidden danger of harming children.

Parents should regularly check the connection parts of the hardware to check whether the screws are tightened and whether there is rust or wear.

Replace or repair them in time when problems are found to ensure that the hardware is firm and reliable. At the same time, choose hardware with good quality and guaranteed brand to reduce the subsequent maintenance costs and safety risks. ​

6. Control of installation details: professional safety ​

The quality of door and window installation directly affects its safety performance.

Parents should choose a professional installation team to ensure that the installation process is standardized and rigorous. Before installation, the size of the door and window openings should be accurately measured to ensure that the doors and windows are tightly fitted after installation. During the installation process, pay attention to the horizontality and verticality of doors and windows to avoid deformation and loose closing of doors and windows due to improper installation. After the installation is completed, a comprehensive inspection and debugging should be carried out to ensure that the doors and windows open and close smoothly and that all safety protection functions operate normally. ​

The safety of doors and windows in children's rooms is no small matter, and every detail is related to the healthy growth of children. When parents purchase and install doors and windows, keep in mind the above 6 protection points to create a safe and comfortable growth space for children, so that children can explore the world without worries.