parts needed!

Home Owner from san antonio

Jan 18, 2024 8:57 am

i have a pair of 24" metal bi fold doors and based on the pics i need the following parts so i know what to
order:
-top pivot pin
-top rolling pin
-bottom pivot pin
-bottom rolling pin
-48" top track
-48" bottom track

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Home Owner from san antonio

Jan 18, 2024 9:02 am

i also have a pair of 30" metal bifold doors and a 36" metal bifold door, i would also need the following:
-top pivot pin (for 30")
-top moving pin (for 30")
-bottom pivot pin (for 30")
-bottom moving pin (for 30")
-top 60" track
-bottom 60" track
-top pivot pin (for 36")
-top moving pin (for 36")
-bottom pivot pin (for 36")
-bottom moving pin (for 36")
-top 36" track
- bottom 36" track

thank you!

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Paul from SWISCO

Jan 18, 2024 1:37 pm

Hello,

We suggest converting your door to use Slimfold door pins. To do this, you will need to replace the tracks as well. We suggest doing one set of doors with a pair of tracks, one 21-001 bottom adjusting pin, and three 21-007 spring-loaded pins per panel. You will also need two 21-277 bumpers and if the old bushing is worn, see the 21-149 grommet and 21-153 bushing. For tracks, we offer the 21-404 (48"), 21-401 (36"), and 21-402 (60"). Thanks for posting.

Home Owner from san antonio

Jan 25, 2024 8:24 am

would i get two of each track if i need to replace the bottom as well or do they come with bottom brackets to hold the bottom of the doors in place?

Paul from SWISCO

Jan 25, 2024 8:47 am

Yes, you would need two tracks for each door, one for the top and one for the bottom. The 21-001 bottom pivot would engage with the 21-200 bracket that comes with our replacement tracks.

Home Owner from san antonio

Feb 6, 2024 8:40 am

my doors don't come with the hole that's used to insert the 21-154 pivot rod clamp, how do i install the pivot pin with the spring clamp it comes with?

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Paul from SWISCO

Feb 6, 2024 10:36 am

I see what mean. The frame being damaged also doesn't help. I'd suggest going with a 21-002 bi-fold adjusting pin. You would remove the nut and washer, then slip the pin in place from the bottom of the door. Once it is through the door, install the washer and nut. Then you should able to adjust the bottom pin.