The Slam Guard

Description

Designed To Prevent Children From Getting Their Fingers Caught In Doors And Door Jams
Door Safety For Kids
Has your child ever accidentally slammed his or her fingers in a door at home? If you worry about the harmful repercussions of shutting hands in door jams, you’re not alone. Finger and hand injuries are common, especially in preschool aged children, when slammed or jammed in doors at home.
The Slam Guard prevent doors from slamming, but would also allow them to still shut completely when needed. Thus, the Slam Guard was born. The Slam Guard is a simple, effective way to safeguard against the dangers of slamming doors. Together, we can afford parents the ability to protect their children in one more way.
PRODUCT DISCLAIMER
It is the responsibility of the customer to determine the suitability of the product for use in its particular application. LJ Holding Inc., its employees or agents, assumes no responsibility or liability for damages arising from the customer's use of this product, beyond replacement of the product, should it prove to be defective. LJ Holding Inc., its employees or agents, assumes no responsibility or liability for damages to the customer, other individuals, or property while using this product.
This product is provided as is.
PRODUCT WARNING
This device is intended to help reduce the risk of accidental injury to a persons hands or fingers from a closing or slamming door, provided the device is correctly installed on the door according to the instructions included with the device.
The device should not be attached to anything other than a standard size residential interior door 1-3/8 inches (34.925 mm) thick.
Use of this device
does not guarantee
prevention of injury to a persons hands, fingers, head, arms, legs, feet or other body parts.
This device should be kept out of the reach of children as it may pose a choking hazard.
The device should never be thrown in the air or inserted in an electrical socket as it may result in serious injury and or damage to the product.
This device is not intended to be a substitute for adult supervision of children.
This device should be carefully inspected prior to installation
and
at least once a week after installation to make sure there are no physical defects in the device, such as cracks or deformities, which may result in failure of the device to work as intended.
In addition, the device should be inspected 3-4 times daily to ensure that it is properly positioned and securely attached to the door to prevent the device from sliding or falling off the door.
Frequent intentional slamming of the door on the device should be avoided as it may weaken or damage the device.
In case of damage, the device should be replaced immediately.
After the device is installed on the door, the installer of the device should point out its location to residents and visitors of the dwelling, and advise them to exercise caution while walking around the door to avoid walking into, or brushing against the device as this may cause injury.