Abstract: A safety gate (10) comprises a frame (12) and a gate part (14) pivotally mounted on the frame (12). The frame (12) is adapted to be mounted across a space, for example in a doorway. The frame (12) defines an opening closed off by the gate part (14). The gate part comprises a latch (24) engageable with a keep (44) on the frame (12). The gate (10) also comprises an engaging member (64) on the gate part (14) for engaging the frame (12). The gate (10) thus requires two actions to open—unlatching of the latch (24) from the keep (44) and disengagement of the engaging member (64) by movement of the gate part (14) preferably in a non-opening direction of the gate (10), i.e., upwardly.

Abstract: A nursery gate is provided with a pivoted latch. When the gate is swung to a closed position where it is co-planar with the keeper and hinge axis, the latch draw engages the keeper. At that time, a detent provided by the nose and the recess engages due to a spring movement of one of the part in the direction of the hinge axis. The gate is released for opening by a movement in the opposite direction against the spring so as to separate the nose and recess and allow the latch to pivot.

Abstract: A nursery gate is provided with a pivoted latch. When the gate is swung to a closed position where it is co-planar with the keeper and hinge axis, the latch draw engages the keeper. At that time, a detent provided by the nose and the recess engages due to a spring movement of one of the part in the direction of the hinge axis. The gate is released for opening by a movement in the opposite direction against the spring so as to separate the nose and recess and allow the latch to pivot.