For your sliding doors to move easily, sliding door tracks and rollers are critical elements. The performance and lifetime of door systems, whether they’re new or upgraded, are substantially ...

Before reinstalling the door, apply a silicone-based lubricant to the track. This helps the door slide smoothly and reduces wear and tear on both the track and the rollers. Step 7: Reinstall the ...

There are several factors that can cause your sliding patio door to operate sluggishly. One of the most common reasons for poor operation is dirt and grime buildup on the rollers and track.

If your garage door is sticking, you might be tempted to lubricate it right away. We're here to ask you to put the grease ...

To keep the sliding glass door from sticking, you need to replace the rollers on the bottom of the door. This is not hard, just a little cumbersome. The door is large and somewhat fragile.

But if it’s been ages since your sliding door tracks received any love, you should let the tracks dry and assess whether deeper cleaning is needed, Fierman says. If so, sprinkle baking soda onto ...

If you’re like me, the track on your sliding glass doors presents a frustrating challenge come cleaning day. These tracks are often filled with plenty of little hiding places where dirt (and ...

If you’ve got a sliding door in your home, or even a regular window, you’re probably familiar with the dirt and grime that has a tendency to gunk up the track. Cleaning that track might not be ...

A sliding screen is supported on rollers that ride in a track. Lift it until the rollers clear the track. Then, pull the bottom out and lower the door until it clears the top edge of the frame.