Replcement parts for Stanley/Monarch Slicing Mirror Door

Home Owner from Hawaii

Feb 2, 2015 4:39 pm

Image 1928 shows identifying label on door.
Need 2 each of rubber roller shown in image 1933A & 1934. Image 1930 shows mount for roller shown in 1933A & 1934.
Need one wheel cage as shown in image 1931.

User submitted photos of mirror closet door hardware.

9 Replies

Dave Sr. from SWISCO

Feb 4, 2015 2:53 pm

This looks an awful lot like our 23-222B. Check it out and let me know if you agree!

Home Owner from Hawaii

Feb 12, 2015 7:32 pm

Yup that looks like it. Just ordered 4. Any Ideas on the plastic cage(image 1931)for the lower wheel?
Thanks for your help.

Paul from SWISCO

Feb 13, 2015 10:10 am

I'm afraid that plastic carriage is no longer made. The manufacturer decided that it was a redundant feature and left it out of newer models. See our 23-041 for the modern version of that roller. Is this a match?

Home Owner from Hawaii

Feb 13, 2015 12:14 pm

Good info thanks. The bottom rollers on the doors are in good shape and do not need replacing. But knowing the P/N is very helpful. Thanks again

Handy Person from New Bern, NC

Aug 27, 2024 8:33 pm

Are the rubber wheels (image 1934) still available?

Also, what is the cage shown in 1931? I have it, but do not know how it is to be installed.

Thank you in advance.

Charles

Tom from SWISCO

Aug 28, 2024 10:13 am

The wheels are unfortunately not sold separately. Our recommendation is to replace the entire assembly with our modern 23-222C, which I find works better than the older 23-222B that we mentioned earlier in this thread.

The white bracket, as mentioned above, is not available anymore and is no longer made by Stanley. They did not deem it a necessary feature and no none of their rollers use it in any capacity.

Home Owner from California

Jan 4, 2026 2:04 pm

I had a mirror sliding door fall out of the track and the white plastic cage like you are discussing above fell off. Unfortunately, the puppy grabbed it and chewed it apart. is it safe to put the door back on without the white cage since it is a "redundant" part?

Tom from SWISCO

Jan 6, 2026 11:27 am

That white plastic retainer isn't a necessary part in our experience and we believe your door will function without it. Just to be safe, keep a careful eye on it after you put the door back up to make sure it's not rolling strangely or out of sync with the track. It shouldn't, but you can never be too careful. These doors can be very heavy.