When replacing the carpet in a bedroom a couple years ago, the track on our mirror-sliding door was damaged. I stupidly threw it away before looking into getting a new one, so now I don't have exact measurements, brand, etc.
I've attached pictures of what our bottom-track-guides look like. They aren't rollers, but these nylon clips that appear to connect to a narrow channel, similar to the 23-241. In fact, the 23-241 looks very similar to the track I vaguely remember throwing away. Have you ever seen guides like this? If so, does the 23-241 work with them? Unfortunately I don't think I can remove them (and replace them with rollers). They are connected to the door with rivets and some adhesive.
DSH 20121
Question on proper track
Quick Learner from Florida
Mar 12, 2014 3:52 pm
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Home Owner from Ottawa, ON
Oct 11, 2014 7:41 am
I have this exact sliding door and removed them for painting. Now for the life of me I can't get the plastic to sink back into the bottom door guide. I have tried using a screw driver to push in the tabs and press down on the plastic, but no luck. It hasn't even been close. Please help.
Tom from SWISCO
Oct 13, 2014 9:36 am
Sorry to hear you're having trouble. With this kind of guide, you have to kind of angle it in. See the video below for a visual guide. I think it may help.
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