Boral is a well-known Australian building materials company whose aluminium door and window products were widely installed in homes across Australia during the latter decades of the twentieth century. Boral-framed sliding doors remain in service in many Perth properties, and while the brand’s aluminium window and door division has changed over the years, the need for replacement hardware parts has not diminished. Slide Master Hardware in Wangara stocks components compatible with Boral sliding door systems.

Finding replacement parts for Boral sliding doors can be more challenging than for currently manufactured brands, as the original Boral aluminium profiles are no longer in production. This makes correct identification and sourcing particularly important — a part that is close but not correct will often cause further problems. Our team has experience with Boral door hardware and can assist in identifying the right component for your specific frame.

Common Boral sliding door parts we assist with include bottom rollers, top guides, handles, lock sets, and keeper plates. The roller is the component most likely to need replacement in a door of this age, as the original nylon or bearing-style wheels will have accumulated significant wear. In many cases, a Boral door that has been difficult to operate for years will run as good as new with a roller replacement.

If you’re unsure whether your door is Boral or another brand from the same era, our free photo identification service can help. Send us a photo of the frame section — particularly the corner joints and handle area — and we’ll do our best to identify the manufacturer. For comparison, see our pages for Stegbar, Dowell, and Jason Windows hardware. General roller and carriage parts are also listed on our door rollers and carriages page.