Float away door hardware

Hi Marcus. These pins look like old Float-A-Way bifold door parts to me. Unfortunately many of the parts associated with this brand are no longer available. We still carry the 21-033 Bottom Guide pin, but the bottom pivot pin is unfortunately no longer available. We also carry the 21-104 cap which should work with some of your old pins. Take a look and see what you think.

Detail of 21-033

Thank you for getting back to us. I believe that you have the old Float-a-Way bi-fold doors. The replacement parts for these are unfortunately dwindling and many are not available. 

I suggest converting over to the Slimfold door pins. Doing this will require replacing the tracks along with the pins, to ensure that everything is compatible. I've made a list of parts on this page for you to review. Specifically, I suggest doing one set of doors with a pair of tracks (21-401, 21-402, 21-403, or 21-404 depending on length). You also want one 21-001 bottom adjusting pin and three 21-007 spring loaded pins per panel. Lastly, you will will need two 21-277 bumpers and if the old bushing are worn then you will also need the 21-152 and 21-153.

I know replacing the entire system isn't ideal, but I really do think it's your best option these days. The original parts just aren't around anymore.

Based on your second photo you show here, that of the threaded pin, you might be able just replace the worn out nylon cap with our 21-204. 

Similarly, for the bottom pivot pin shown in your third photo, you might just need the 21-149 nylon grommet to repair it. 

As for replacing the pins themselves, I recommend using our 21-007. I'm just not sure about the bottom threaded adjusting pin. If possible, can you tell me the diameter of the pin tip that goes into the nylon pivot block? That would help me narrow down the list of possibilities.