Sliding Closet Door Inquiry

Thanks for posting, Richard. That track looks similar to something like our 23-244, which is made to work with top rollers like our 23-222C. That said, without knowing what the old doors used, this is just an educated guess. Look it over and see what you think.

The top rollers for mirror doors are really more like guides. They don't support any weight; mirror doors are way too heavy to have their weight supported from the top. Those rollers would rip right out.

Instead, mirror doors are supported by the bottom rollers/glides. Top guides like our 23-222C merely keep the door straight and steady in the track.

Our 23-222C could theoretically be used with other kinds of doors, as they have the ability to be screwed on, but they will still require matching bottom rollers and a bottom track. You cannot use your existing track to hang doors, if that's what you were looking to do.

That's a little harder to say. There technically isn't any such thing as a standard door. Most manufacturers use different hardware from door to door and there's no predicting what they once used without the original parts as reference. 

I mentioned that you could have had our 23-222C top roller based on the design of your top track. The problem is that this top roller has been known to work with the 23-041 bottom roller, but I've also seen it used with the 23-028, 23-225, and others. 

You can check out our entire selection of mirror closet door rollers here. As you can see, there are a ton of bottom rollers. One major detail to keep in mind is whether you need a roller with a concave or convex wheel. If you had your old bottom track, I could perhaps narrow it down a little further, but there's still no guarantee I'd be right. 

Ultimately, without any of the original hardware to use as a reference, the best I can do is guess. I'm sorry I cannot offer a more confident recommendation.