Alside Sliding door Hardware Kit

A handy person from Bacliff Texas says:
I have a Alside not sure what model it is, but i believe it is a 5100 or 6100 series sliding door i just had installed. the problem was the previous Homeowner had lost all of the installation hardware.... like the rollers for the door, as well as all of the Handle/Latch assembly.. the installer called it the "Latch Cartridge" that fits inside the sliding door.

I am not real sure of the model #, but the 5100, and 6100 photos look the same.

the only #'s i could find on the boxes were:


S1000
Alside
tag: 7073WTE 137LH

need to buy rollers, and all latch/handle hardware....
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Paul from SWISCO responded:
To be honest, I'm not sure. Could I see a few pictures of the hardware in question? That will help us determine what you need.
A quick learner from Bacliff Texas says:
i dont have any of the Hardware, i can however take measurements and photos of the door and tracks if this would help. let me know what measurements it would take to get the hardware...
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Paul from SWISCO responded:
It will be hard to find an exact replacement without the old hardware, but that information may help, yes. Please send some photos of the inside, outside and a side view of where that lock fits into. If you also have the keeper on the jamb, send that, too.
A quick learner from Bacliff Texas says:
cassette length is approx 11.25" long (See Photo) by 7/8" wide. see Photo

holes for latch handle/lock are 3 3/4" apart for mounting screws (small Holes), holes inside mounting holes are approx 1.5" apart center to center on both measurements. See Photos

i have done this three times now and I am not sure if the photos are making it through......

so the other issue is i have no wheels on the door bottom to slide on... the area inside the bottom of the door is 3/4 to 7/8" wide, 1 7/16" for the cutout, but goes 1" farther up inside the bottom of the door, I have 1 1/2" gap at the top of the door, wher the track is because there are no wheels on the door.
A quick learner from Bacliff Texas says:
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A quick learner from Bacliff Texas says:
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User submitted photos of patio door hardware.
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Paul from SWISCO responded:
Thank you for these pictures. Can you also show me the keeper on the jamb? Thanks!
A professional from California says:
I have seen this door with roller #81-030.
No guarantee this is the same, but I'd start there.
Check dimensions.
A quick learner from Bacliff Texas says:
What do you mean by "Keeper"?
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Paul from SWISCO responded:
It's the device attached to the door jamb channel that allows the door to lock. It should be something like a long strip of metal with gaps in it for the door lock to hold onto.
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