Toddleroo by North States Expandable Swing Wood Gate

Protecting your kids is #1, and the Toddleroo by North States® Expandable Swing Wood Gate is the perfect gate for those extra-wide openings in your home. The sturdy wood construction of this gate features four-point steel hardware for mounting and a safety latch with easy one-hand operation. There is also a top safety rail on this gate which adjusts automatically when the gate expands. This swing gate mounts easily in a variety of room openings or at the bottom of stairs measuring 24 to 60 inches wide and is 32 inches high. When not in use, simply remove the gate from the hinge and tuck it out of the way. You'll love how it doesn't get in the way while visitors are over. Every Toddleroo by North States baby gate is JPMA and ASTM certified. Proudly made in the USA.

• Location: Between Rooms/Hallways, Extra-Wide Openings/Barrier, Various
• Width: Adjusts to fit 24" - 60" wide
• Mounting: Hardware Mount
• Height: 32"
• Material: Wood
• Color: Natural Finish
• Hardware mounts with secure 4-point steel mounting hardware
• Safety latch offers easy one-hand operation
• Swings open in either direction
• Top security rail adjusts automatically
• Folds to 24" wide for easy storage
• JPMA and ASTM certified
• Proudly made in the USA

FAQ's:

Do you make an adapter that will let me mount my hardware-mounted gate as a pressure-mounted gate so I do not have to drill holes in my wall?
We do not manufacture, or recommend using, an adapter to alter the way our hardware mounted gates install. All of our Hardware-Mounted Baby Gates must be attached directly to a solid surface such as a wooden stud. This will require drilling holes into the surface.

Can I use wall anchors to install my gate into drywall?
Our Hardware-Mounted Baby Gates should not be installed using anchors. Because drywall anchors have a maximum limit as to how much weight they can withstand, it cannot be guaranteed that the gate will not dislodge and pull from the wall when mounted with an anchor, which could lead to damage or injury. Hardware mounted gates require a solid surface, such as a wooden stud, to be properly installed.