Independent Mirror Industries, Inc.

Question

I have a 20-22 year old Independent Mirror Industries, Inc. (Canada) 36" mirrored bifold door. In the process of removing it temporarily for a bathroom remodel, we ruined the bottom track, which was "grouted" to the floor tile.

I need the bottom track, PLUS I should just go ahead and get the top track, and the rollers and pins and hardware set. (Everything except the handle, unless it automatically comes with). Is this still available? Tried to contact them directly with no response. Do you HAVE to have a model #? And if so, where is it? Doesn't appear to be on the sticker that say Ind. Mirror Ind.

Here are some photos that may help in selecting the correct tracks and hardware. Again, no model numbers ANYWHERE (that I can see)...but I have good photos of the door hinge pins, the roller, the 2 tracks (36" exactly), and the "receiver" in the bottom track. (Not sure what happened to the one in the top, and the "spring pins" for the rollers are also now unfindable.

I hope this allows you to see what I need. If so, gimme a quote, and I'll send payment and delivery info.!! Again, I need both tracks, both hinge pin receivers, both door roller pins, and the track rollers.

Tom · Accepted Answer

Hey there, thanks for reaching out to us. I think we can help with this one. Your door looks like it uses a combination of metal and wood bifold door parts; in your case, I see the 23-118 pin, 21-175 bracket, and 21-174 track glide. We also sell the 21-452 track, which comes with the bracket and track glide already included. If you're buying the track you won't need to buy those separately. Just note that I'm not 100% sure if this is the right size you need. Refer to the diagram below to confirm.

Dimensions of the low profile track assembly.

It's also important to note that these are our product codes, which we assign ourselves. Every company that sells these is going to have a different code and none of them are going to be directly related to the manufacturer's designation. You aren't going to find model numbers printed anywhere on the door, either as a sticker, stamp, stencil, or anything else. They don't want to make it easy for you because they want you to just buy an all new door. The only way to ID this kind of thing is with a combination of a good eye and an accurate tape measure.