Closet Door Hardware & Replacement Parts
1 subcategory — 21 SKUs
Closet door hardware components and OEM replacement parts for residential and commercial installations. Find ball catches, rollers, magnetic latches, and track assemblies for bi-fold, bypass, and sliding closet door systems.
Ball Catches, Roller, Magnetic
Closet door roller assembly, Left and Right pair, 1" wheel
Drive in Bullet / Ball Catch with 7/8" Base, 1-1/8" Height - Plated Brass
Strike Plate For Drive in Ball Catch
Round-Cornered Strike Plate For Drive-In Ball Catch - Polished Brass
Square-Cornered Strike Plate For Drive-In Ball Catch - Polished Brass
Square Cornered Strike Plate for Drive-In Ball Catch - Antique Brass
Square Cornered Strike Plate for Drive-In Ball Catch - Antique Nickel
Round Corner, Steel Ball Catch 2-1/8 in. x 1 in.
Square Corner, Steel Ball Catch 2-1/8" x 1"
Bullet CATCH, LARGE Ball catch w/ Strike - Plated Brass Finish
Ball Tension Catch 1-7/8" - 9 Popular Colors
Magnetic Catch 3-1/8"x 1"x 9/16" Two Magnets - Brushed Chrome
2-1/4" Roller Catch, Solid Brass - Antique Brass
2-1/4 Roller with Full Lip Strike, Solid Brass - Oil Rubbed Bronze - US10B
2-1/4 Full Lip Roller Catch for Closet Doors, Solid Brass
3-5/16" Heavy Duty Roller Catch - 10 Popular Finishes
2-3/4" T-Strike for Roller Catch, Solid Brass
Bullet Catch, Mini 3/8" diameter, 1/2 length, 3/16 projection
Bullet Catch, Mini 3/8 diameter, 1/2 length, 3/16 projection - 4 Pack
Mini Ball/Bullet Catch, 5/16" diameter, 1/2" length, 3/16" projection
2-1/2" Flush Magnetic Door Holder
Closet Door Hardware Selection & Compatibility
Closet door hardware failures—binding tracks, worn rollers, failed catches—require immediate replacement to restore function. Correct identification of your existing system (bi-fold, bypass, or sliding) and hardware type ensures proper fit and operation. Mismatched components compromise door alignment and durability. Trade technicians specify OEM or compatible replacements to maintain door geometry and load ratings.
Identify Your Closet Door Type & Hardware Configuration
Bi-fold, bypass, and sliding closet doors use distinct hardware. Bi-fold systems rely on pivot brackets, track guides, and ball catches. Bypass doors use tandem or single rollers with top track and bottom rail. Know your door width, material, and existing hardware brand before ordering. Visual inspection of pivot points, roller wheels, and catch locations confirms the correct replacement.
Specification Guidance: Track Width, Load Rating, and Material
Closet door hardware specs include track width (typically 0.75–1.5 inches), weight capacity per roller, and material finish (zinc, stainless, anodized). Measure existing track and roller diameter; verify load rating against door weight and swing frequency. Plastic rollers suit light residential use; steel rollers handle commercial traffic. Magnetic and ball catches prevent door drift and noise—choose based on door thickness and mounting surface.
Trade Volume Ordering & Technical Support for Contractors
All About Doors supplies closet hardware in contractor quantities for multi-unit renovations and new construction. Stock ball catches, roller assemblies, and track components for common brands and generic systems. Technical specs, installation diagrams, and compatibility cross-references support accurate ordering and site troubleshooting.