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86-028 Miller Sliding Door Guide

Looking for the part located on the top of the moving door. (taller door on the right side in the attached photo) This part insulates and centers the door to prevent it from rubbing metal on metal. Rt and Lt topside of the moving door looks to be the same configuration. Door is 37 7/8 inches wide.Sc ... (cont.)

I'm looking for some replacement plastic inserts for my heavy sliding glass door. The door itself has no identifying markings I can find, but the glass itself has this etched into it: ANSI Z97.1-1975 SGCC-350 16CFR1201-1.11 SGCC-844 BS6206A

Top track sliding glass patio door The plastic part the stops the noise and bumping

The top guides on all my sliding glass doors have broken. This is the most intact one I could find, though it is snapped in the middle of the u-bend. I need to replace them all. No manufacturer is indicated anywhere I can see on door, though I don't really know what I am looking for. Thanks! ... (cont.)

I need a replacement top guide, similar to your part 86-025 but mine is only 7/8" wide that must slide into the frame. Im also looking for better rollers, I have 1 1/2" PLPCI.net D 1822 rollers, look like your 81-261 product but they are so noisy Is there a replacement that has poly wheels? I nee ... (cont.)

This glider is about 1" long, perhaps 1 1/16" and has kind of a keyhole design. The notch in the Aluminum that it installs into is 1/4" wide. I'm thinking 86-028 Miller Door Glider but would like a second opinion before ordering a batch.

What?s the plastic part on the top backside of a sliding glass door that holds it from having any play.

We have a hotel we supply with their hardware. Their sliding glass doors are very wobbly on the top. What can they use to have them open and close smoothly? This problem also allows a lot of noise to enter the room.

I have sliding glass aluminum patio doors. They are about 20 years old. The plastic inserts that act as a bearing surface are missing or worn. The part on the left of the photos is what I need, this is for the door. I ordered the part on the right of the photo from you, these apparently are for the ... (cont.)

Our cabin sliding glass doors were manufactured by Miller Industries, Inc. and we're hoping to find replacements for the pictured plastic channel guides (that's what I call them). Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks so much!