Hurd sliding and swinging patio door parts.
Hardware and rollers for Hurd sliding patio doors, and hardware for Hurd swinging patio doors. Tell us which door you have and what it is doing.
D.W. Ross is an independent supplier of Hurd replacement parts. Hurd is the name of the window maker, used here only to say which windows the parts fit.
Sliding or swinging, the exterior finish, and a photo of the part. Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM.
A door that drags is a part that wore out.
A sliding patio door that drags, jumps its track or won't latch has a worn roller, a bent track or failed hardware. A swinging patio door that sags or won't lock has hardware that has loosened or broken.
Hurd made both kinds, and we supply parts for both. Say which you have.
What to ask for.
Sliding door rollers
The wheels the panel rides on. A panel that drags or shudders along the track has worn rollers.
Sliding door hardware
Handles, latches and locks for a sliding panel.
Swinging door hardware
Handles, locks and the hardware that holds a swinging door true.
Other door parts
If a piece is missing from the door and isn't named here, send a photo of the door and the gap.
A photo of the door edge usually answers it.
Send a photo of the failed part, or of the edge of the panel where it sits. The exterior finish and the year narrow the match.
Questions buyers ask
Do you supply parts for sliding and swinging patio doors?
Yes, for Hurd sliding and swinging patio doors. Tell us which you have and what has failed.
Do sliding patio door rollers wear out?
Yes. Rollers carry the weight of the panel, and a panel that drags or shudders along the track often has worn ones.
How do you know which part fits my window?
By four facts: the type of window or door, whether the outside is aluminum clad or primed wood, the year it was made, and the part itself. A photograph of the part, or of the window with the sash open, usually settles it. We confirm the match before anything is ordered.
Is D.W. Ross part of Hurd?
No. D.W. Ross is an independent supplier of Hurd replacement parts. Hurd is the name of the window maker and is used on this page only to say which windows the parts fit.
Do you install the parts?
No. We supply them. You or the contractor doing the work fits them. If you don't have an installer, we can recommend one from our list of trusted contractors.
Tell us about the door.
Window or door type, exterior finish (aluminum clad or primed wood), the year it was made or the year the house was built, and the part. A photograph of the part, or of the window, speeds it up.
(216) 631-8080Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM. 3195 West 63rd Street, Cleveland, OH 44102.
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