Toddleroo Renew Recycled Plastic Gate

The Toddleroo Renew Recycled Plastic Gate fits openings up to 42 in, fits openings from 26 in, and stands 26 in tall, per Toddleroo by North States. A 26 inch pressure gate made from recycled plastic in four colors, with a one-hand handle.

  • pressureMount
  • 26-42 inFits
  • 26 inHeight

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How the Renew Recycled Plastic Gate 8244 (Sandstone) stacks up

Against the 44 pressure-mounted gates we track. The shaded band is where the middle half of them fall; the dot is this one.

Fits openings up to42 in13th biggest opening fit of 37

Within the typical range for pressure-mounted gates (38.25 in to 48 in).

This one
32 inmiddle 42 in72 in
Fits openings from26 inNarrowest opening fit of 37 pressure-mounted gates

Below the typical range for pressure-mounted gates (28 in to 29.5 in).

This one
26 inmiddle 29 in38.3 in
Gate height26 in34th highest gate of 41

Below the typical range for pressure-mounted gates (28 in to 30.3 in).

This one
23 inmiddle 30 in36 in

What sets the Renew Recycled Plastic Gate 8244 (Sandstone) apart

Measured against the 44 pressure-mounted gates we compare, from each maker's published specs.

  • Narrowest opening fitof the 37 pressure-mounted gates with it published: 26 in
  • Fits openings up to: 42 inin the middle half of the 37 pressure-mounted gates that publish it (38.25 in to 48 in)
  • Gate height: 26 inbelow the middle half of the 41 pressure-mounted gates that publish it (28 in to 30.3 in)

Next to its closest matches

Will it fit my opening?

Fits openings26-42 in, per the maker
Gate height26 in
One-hand openingYes, per the maker

Where it can go

MountPressure-mounted
The maker on stairs“should never be used as the top of a stairway when secured only by tension as a pressure-mounted gate”
Indoor or outdoorOutdoor use allowed at temperatures 40F

Listed features

  • Recycled plastic
  • Four colors
  • One-hand handle

Worth checking

  • 26 inch height
  • Pressure mount, not for the top of stairs

Where to buy the Renew Recycled Plastic Gate 8244 (Sandstone)

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good to know
  • Check for recalls: Search the agency's recall list with the model number and date code from the label: CPSC recall search.
  • Use and supervision: follow the maker's warnings on the product, and see CPSC's Safe Nursery guide. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

Full specs

Toddleroo by North States Renew Recycled Plastic Gate 8244 (Sandstone)
TypePressure-mounted gate
Mountpressure
Stairs (maker's words)"should never be used as the top of a stairway when secured only by tension as a pressure-mounted gate"
Fits openings26-42 in
Height26 in
One-hand openYes, per the maker
Material100% recycled plastic (polypropylene)
Standards (maker's words)"Certified by the Baby Safety Alliance (BSA) and ASTM"
Maker's warningsMounting cups should be used; most components sold only as a prepackaged hardware set

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Renew Recycled Plastic Gate 8244 (Sandstone): questions answered

From Toddleroo by North States's published specs, last checked 2026-11-11.

Can the Toddleroo Renew Recycled Plastic Gate go at the top of stairs?

The maker says: "should never be used as the top of a stairway when secured only by tension as a pressure-mounted gate" Mount: pressure (pressure-mounted gates are not for the top of stairs). Use and supervision: follow the maker's warnings on the product, and see CPSC's Safe Nursery guide. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

What openings does the Toddleroo Renew Recycled Plastic Gate fit?

Per the maker: 26-42 inches, 26 inches tall.

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Where these specs come from

Last checked 2026-11-11. Spot something wrong? Tell us. Read our editorial and safety policy and corrections.