screen sliding door roller
Handy Person from Knoxville, TN
Jun 26, 2011 9:54 pm
I have an old screen sliding door that has a broken roller. Can you help me find a replacement roller. I can't afford to buy a new door so hope to find a new roller so that it can be used. It is hard plastic, 1.5" diameter, 1/4" wide. I have searched local hardware stores without success. Thanks for your help. I am attaching 2 pictures.
6 Replies
Tom from SWISCO
Jun 27, 2011 9:25 am
Good Morning,
Do you still have the housing this wheel fits into? If you do, please submit a picture of the housing. Do you know what brand sliding screen door you have?
Do you still have the housing this wheel fits into? If you do, please submit a picture of the housing. Do you know what brand sliding screen door you have?
Handy Person from Knoxville, TN
Jul 9, 2011 5:43 pm
Here are some more pictures. There is a name on the screen that says Citation 3. Thanks for your help.
Tom from SWISCO
Jul 11, 2011 11:37 am
Thank you for submitting additional photos.
We carry the complete roller assembly for Peachtree. Take a look at the 84-018 Screen Door Roller.
We carry the complete roller assembly for Peachtree. Take a look at the 84-018 Screen Door Roller.
Home Owner from Aiken SC
Mar 2, 2012 9:23 am
I have the same door as the poster who sent the pictures with the Citation 3 label on the handle. It appears that 84-018 is the part in the door. There are four of these two top and two bottom, I cannot figure out how to get the old ones out... they appear riveted to the frame. HELP!!! I can take pictures if need be.
Dave Sr. from SWISCO
Mar 9, 2012 11:51 am
The 84-018 is attached by rivets. You will have to drill them out if you wish to replace it, and then use our 33-005 rivet and 75-012 installation tool to install rivets into the new roller. You could also use a small sheet metal screw to fit into the hole.
Another possibility is to just replace the wheel. Unfortunately, we are unable to sell the wheel separately, but you might be able to pop one out of the 84-018 and put it in your existing housing without having to drill out the rivets.
Another possibility is to just replace the wheel. Unfortunately, we are unable to sell the wheel separately, but you might be able to pop one out of the 84-018 and put it in your existing housing without having to drill out the rivets.
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