How To Get The Wheels Off A Sliding Glass Door

This video will show you how to replace the wheels rollers on a sliding glass patio door.

How to get the wheels off a sliding glass door. Pull the door up until you can see the bottom wheels on either side. This enables the door to come out easily. How you remove the door depends on its design. Sliding glass doors are heavy so you may need help to remove the door from the track.

How to remove a sliding glass door. Lastly reinstall the screen door using a putty knife or screwdriver to help raise the wheels if necessary. Sliding glass doors are a lot heavier than they look and moving it yourself could be dangerous. Learn how you can replace the sliding glass door roller wheel.

You may have to lift the roller door out of the track and over the frame or you may have to unscrew the stationary door from its frame and then lift the roller door out. Before we get into the step by step process of removing a sliding glass door make sure you have all the necessary supplies. I will show you how to remove the door remove the wheel rolle. Your sliding glass door is made out of two glass doors.

Place the door on a stable work surface or the floor. Remove the screen door if you have one. When your sliding glass door wheel has worn out then it is time to replace the broken roller. Then use your screwdriver to unscrew the head stop located at the top of the door frame.

Sliding glass doors are a popular feature in rooms with decks or patios because their full length glass panels open the room visually to the great outdoors while providing easy access to the outside. First lift the rollers off the track by sliding a flat head screwdriver or putty knife under the roller and pushing up. Place the screen doors safely off to the side until you are ready to put them back. After the sliding door is back in reinstall the stationary door and push it all the way back into its original position fastening it back to the frame with the screws or retaining clips.

The one that remains stationary and the one that slides. Every sliding glass door has adjustment screws that hold the rollers of the door in place. Have a friend on hand to help you brace and move the door. Then tilt it slightly with help and remove it from the upper track of the door frame as well.

Grasp both sides of the frame and lift the door up off of its tracks. Interior sliding doors are frequently used for closets and pantries and sometimes to conceal water heaters and furnaces.