Toddleroo by North States Supergate Ergo Baby Gate — 26 in H, adjusts to 26–42 in W, Ivory; pressure or hardware mount, walk-through swing

Yes — this Supergate Ergo ships with a complete hardware kit to convert it to a permanently hardware‑mounted, walk‑through (swing) gate: casement and gate hinges, screws, tape pads, wall cups/door sockets (mounting cups), rubber bumpers and the instruction manual are included. For top‑of‑stairs use you must install the hardware into a solid mounting surface (wood stud) — pressure mounting is not recommended and drywall anchors should not be used.

product_description; features & specs; existing FAQs

We use an easy‑grip press‑and‑release locking handle on the Supergate Ergo; you must rotate/press the locking handle to engage it and lock the gate into place each time. It does not automatically latch just by swinging closed — you need to set the locking handle into the slot to secure the gate.

North States product page and 8620/8629 instruction manual (operation section).

Yes — the Supergate Ergo’s swing direction is reversible without extra parts. The gate will swing both ways by default; rotate the gate-stopper knob to set a single swing direction or lower the stopper to lock it. To change sides when hardware-mounted, unlock the latch, depress the release, lift the door off the hinges and reinstall the included hinge/mounting hardware on the opposite side per the instruction manual, then set the door back on the hinges. [1] [2]

instruction_manual + product_description

We do not publish a single numeric “slat gap” measurement for the Supergate Ergo in the product listing or manual; if you need the exact millimeter/inch gap you can measure it on the gate you receive. This gate is Baby Safety Alliance / ASTM certified, so it meets the ASTM performance requirements that address head/neck entrapment and bottom/opening spacing (small‑torso probe and upper‑edge tests) for expansion gates. [1][2]

brand product page (product_description) confirming ASTM/Baby Safety Alliance certification; ASTM F1004 / federal summary describing entrapment and opening/spacing test requirements

We list the Supergate Ergo as being made of “durable American‑made plastic”; the official product page and the instruction manual identify the material only as “plastic” and do not specify the exact resin (ABS, polypropylene, etc.) or disclose whether PVC, phthalates, or flame retardants are used. We were unable to find any published specification or material/additive disclosure on the manufacturer page, instruction manual, or major retailer listings. [1][2][3]

Brand product page and instruction manual list only 'Plastic'; no published resin or additive information found on manufacturer page, manual, or major retailer listings.

Most replacement pieces for model 8620/8629 are sold as a prepackaged hardware set and individual parts (latch, hinges, wall cups/door sockets, rubber bumpers) may not be available separately. Any parts we or the manufacturer offer can be ordered on the North States website—search the 4‑digit model number (8620 or 8629) or the product name to find available replacement parts; if a component isn’t listed it may not be offered or may be discontinued. Tell us which specific part you need and we’ll check current availability for you.

existing_faqs

This Supergate’s rubber bumpers are intended to accommodate typical trim (roughly up to 4"); the instruction manual also specifies the gate should be mounted flush to the floor or no more than 1½" above it, so if your baseboard or carpet raises the mounting plane beyond that you should use the hardware-mounted installation into a solid stud (do not rely on pressure mounting at the top of stairs). [1][2] We do not make a dedicated baseboard adapter, but many installers use rigid shims or universal baseboard/spacer kits to bring the wall cups to a flat, even surface—if you use shims, use solid material (wood/plywood) fastened into the stud and avoid compressible foam or drywall anchors. [2][3]

North States instruction manual and product/FAQ page; third-party universal baseboard spacer (Cardinal Gates) and installation guidance

When you convert the Supergate Ergo to the hardware‑mounted walk‑through, the usable (clear) opening is about 19–20 inches wide (roughly a 19.5–20" walk‑through). [This is narrower than the gate’s overall adjustable span of 26–42".] A 19–20" clear opening will usually let a single infant car seat or narrow umbrella stroller through, but many full‑size or double strollers (often 22–30" wide) will not pass comfortably — please measure your stroller/car‑seat width and compare to ~20" before installing.

manufacturer product page (specifies 26–42" adjustable width) and third‑party reviews/listings reporting a ~19.5–20" walk‑through opening.