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81-050 Sliding Door Roller, 1-1/4" Nylon Concave Wheel

These are 60s or early 70s closet door rollers. One in each end of a 30ish pound mirrored closet door. Rollers are riveted so I am looking for the whole assembly. Label on nylon roller says "Killian" Syracuse NY Toronto Canada

Can this part be made in stainless steel or at least a stainless steel bearing? I would need approx 750 of them?

sliding glass patio door with what looks like a metal roller with nylon roller guides. i have no way of knowing the name of this thing. Im hoping to get the right replacement for this. thanks in advance.

Goes at the bottom of an exterior patio glass door

Old sliding glass door. No markings.

Hello just checking if you guys have this roller

Might be a 40 year old door

Hello I am trying to find the right wheel for replacement. The ones I find are all wrong.

Sorry do not have a picture of it installed

HAVE TO REPLACE DOOR ROLLERS ON 2 DOORS PIC 1 NEED TO REPLACE ALUMINUM WINDOW ROLLERS PIC 2 THERE IS NO NAME ON ANY PARTS

Look & look seeing if u have something similar to the pics

Hi I believe I have the 81-050 roller assembly. I am wondering if I could order a bronze roller for them part # 81-224 with the corresponding axle. Is it hard to take out the old axle? Do I just drill it out and then replace wheel with axle? Thanks. I will need 8 of the wheels and axles. ... (cont.)

Old closet wardrobe mirror rollers.

CRL D1752 I found your part #81-050. But it has a nylon wheel. Do you have same with metal wheel?

Hi I took this out of a closet mirror door. Do you have a part I could use? Ken

Do you carry this part

Hi, i have two rollers that need to be replaced could you please help? Thank you!!

I have a 1963 home with old sliding aluminum glass doors. There are two different roller assemblies. The rusty one, with only one screw hole sits at the rear of the door. The rusty one has the pin hole worn, so I cannot just replace the wheel. The one with the two holes sits at the front of the d ... (cont.)

I have no clue. No markings on the door either. Looks like from 1970s.

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