De Mar Engineering rollers

Home Owner from Mystic
Oct 16, 2017 8:12 am
I ordered 4 replacement rollers (81-148) for my slider door after reading on line that other customers used them for the same type of door, though they don't have the same features and thus won't work. I have a De Mar Eng Co, Long Beach ,CA door with two Pat. 3.60.357 stamped rollers. I read the your SWISSCo 81-148 rollers were interchangeable but aren't. Our original rollers have two screws: one that adjusts the height of the door and the other to secure the rollers to the door. Also our rollers have grooves that side into a track on the bottom of the door. A third feature we need are locking posts on the roller part that pop into a hole on the door to again secure the rollers in place. What alternative rollers are there?
7 Replies

Tom from SWISCO
Oct 19, 2017 2:17 pm


Would you be able to remove one of your rollers from the door and take a picture of it? Del Mar has used countless rollers over the years and across the country, so there's no way to know for sure what you have without seeing the original out of the door. Even if a customer has the same series door as you have now, there's no guarantee that you have the same roller hardware. Patio glass doors are more varied than that, I'm afraid. The only way to know is to compare the rollers themselves.

Quick Learner from Mystic, CT
Oct 19, 2017 3:49 pm
Attached are four photos of the rollers we need to replace in our slider door. I hopes this helps.
Thank you.
Kristin
Thank you.
Kristin


Professional from CA
Oct 19, 2017 6:24 pm
From the description, I would guess 81-033.

Dave Sr. from SWISCO
Oct 24, 2017 1:03 pm


I agree, see our 81-033. This looks like our best match.

Home Owner from Mystic, CT
Nov 8, 2017 7:52 am
Thank you the 81-033 rollers were the right fit for our patio doors!
I ordered the suggested lubricant tube which when applied along the door track broke into tiny pieces of red wax. It didn't create a slide surface rather bits to have to clean up. A silicon spray worked really well and now our door can be moved with ease.
Thank you for your team's support and follow through to see me to the best matching solution.
I ordered the suggested lubricant tube which when applied along the door track broke into tiny pieces of red wax. It didn't create a slide surface rather bits to have to clean up. A silicon spray worked really well and now our door can be moved with ease.
Thank you for your team's support and follow through to see me to the best matching solution.

Professional from CA
Nov 9, 2017 3:52 pm
I agree with "home owner from Mystic, CT".
The wax is useless on aluminum.
The wax is useless on aluminum.
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