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23-079 Sliding Mirror Door Snap-in Guide

Name/brand unknown. Fairly old doors I believe.

I'm looking for these plastic sliding mirrored closet door guides. They are positioned on the upper part of the door riding in a track.

I need help finding the top piece to this mirrored closet door.

Need 6 closet door guide like the pictures

I see from previous posts that your 23-079 may be the part I need, but I don't see how it will attach to the top of the frame. Do you have any other photos of the part or dimensions on the underside? Thanks

Colonial wardrobe door plastic guide top of door plastic hook broke off

I need a guide for an old Monarch Sliding Mirror Door.See attached pictures.Where can I find that part?Thanks for your help

Looking for this top guide on a large mirrored sliding closet door. Sorry not a great pic

I think it says RM=G1005? Missing several so mirror is sliding down out of frames.

Please let me know if you have this. Thanks, Lon

ordered the plastic rm-003 piece but need to replace the metal part. rm-b300 is the part number on the metal. Thank you.

Retailer for this part near 92707

I recently bought 2 replacement bottom rails from Swisco for my old Monarch doors which worked great (set into the new tiled floor so they are flush) but I found when I took the doors out I also need the top guides? (not sure if that is the correct name) They are kind of an 'H' shape, made from ru ... (cont.)

We need parts to fix closet doors for mirrored doors...kids broke and lost parts! Gahhhhh, help!

Hi my name is Ron I'm looking for some hardware for a set of closet doors I need the roller assembly or wheel assembly and also the top guides that are plastic that snap in place

Have 3 of these per door- are they a wear item? They seem slightly smaller (1/8") than the track and the door bangs around at the top. Thanks.

These parts are for a Contractor's Wardrobe mirrored sliding door. The plastic piece has part #RM-G1005. The metal bracket does not have a part number on it.

We had two 24 inch doors which broke. We bought a set of used ones (for very little) which measure correctly and do fit, but they have hardware for hanging from up above. Is it possible to purchase these pieces (4 on top and 4 on bottom I suppose) and retrofit the doors?

The guides are flexible with an odd shape. They fasten to the tops of the doors and they keep the doors centered and sliding smoothly inside the top rails or tracks. They bear none of the door's actual weight. Over time, they deteriorate from flexing and perhaps loss of suppleness. ... (cont.)

Need a replacement. Top of closet door.