When can I return my item?

Returns are accepted within 30 days of the original purchase date.

How do I get the item back to you for a refund?

It is your responsibility to get the item/s back to us for any consideration of a return or refund. All items returned are required to be accompanied with the original sales order number or a copy of your paperwork to facilitate the process.

Do you charge a restocking fee?

No restocking fees are charged on items held on our shelf

How will I get my refund?

Refunds are offered only on the items purchase – if items or packaging is damaged or components are missing, part refunds may be offered (this is at the discretion of management). No refunds are offered on the original postage charged, only on stock returned undamaged. Refunds are processed back via the original purchase method.

Can I return a special order in item?

Special order items DO NOT attract an automatic return or refund – as they have been special ordered in. We are governed by the supplier of the special-order stock to see if they will offer a return or refund. Many will not offer refunds; many will charge restocking fees. For consideration of a return of a special-order item, you would be best to approach the Mr Windows team before shipping the item back to us.

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Do You Repair Doors, Windows or Showers?

Sadly we do not perform maintenance or repairs ourselves anymore. We have decided to focus on parts and hardware while giving any enquiries for repairs or maintenance to trusted, local trades people.

Are Sliding Glass Door Rollers Universal?

The answer is generally no, whilst there are some rollers that can be used in various brands. Most door rollers are designed for the specific manufacture and series of door, so they are not universal or generally interchangeable. If you are not sure what brand of door you have, check out our resources section, in their you will find the sliding door decal guide this shows the most common decals or motifs that are used by the major brands in the center of their glass door panels. Once you identify the brand you can then search on our site. If you are still unsure, then send us a PDF or JPeg image of your door roller carriage, no need to remove it leave it in the door panel and send this photo to us and the team will do the rest to assist you in your search.

What Is The Hardware On A Door Called?

Furniture generally refers to the handle and the components therein in its entirety. Lever Handles are exactly as they sound. Typically not found on sliding doors, they use a lever action to open, close and lock. Mortice Lock is found inside of the extrusion. The lock body is hidden away inside the door itself.

What Is Dummy Door Hardware?

Dummy Hardware refers to the Sliding Door Handle or Furniture that has no locking mechanism. Often used on the internal of a door.

What Are Door Knob Screws Called?

These screws are often referred to as Grub Screws or Set Screws.

How experienced is your team to help me?

Over 50 Years Of Experience. We are capable of identifying and troubleshooting Window Parts, Sliding Door Parts & Shower Parts dating back as far as the 1960's. With a culture and ethos fostered and focused around restoration and repair before entire replacement, you can be certain we will find a solution for you that is cheaper than a new window, sliding door or shower.

July 8, 2026

How to Replace Obsolete Stegbar Window Rollers with the New Replacement (SKU 6070)

How to Replace Obsolete Stegbar Window Rollers

If you're replacing the original rollers in an older Stegbar sliding window, the good news is that there's a new replacement available.

For most windows, it's a straightforward swap. However, some older Stegbar window sashes were manufactured with slightly different roller openings, meaning a small modification may be needed before the new roller will fit correctly.

This guide explains what to expect before you begin.

What You'll Need

Replacement Stegbar window rollers (SKU 6070)
Screwdriver
Basic hand tools
A file or suitable tool if minor modification is required

Watch the Step-by-Step Video Tutorial

Our video walks you through the difference between the old and new Stegbar window rollers, explains when modifications are required, and shows how to prepare the replacement for installation.

Do All Windows Need Modification?

Not necessarily.

In our experience:

Most installations (around 80%) are a direct replacement with no modification required.
Some installations (around 20%) may require a minor adjustment before the roller will fit properly.

This variation is due to differences in the roller opening found on some older window sashes.

When Is Modification Required?

If the new roller doesn't slide neatly into the opening, there are two possible solutions:

Option 1: Slightly enlarge the roller opening

Some older window sashes have a narrower opening than the replacement roller requires.

Carefully enlarging the opening allows the new roller carriage to fit correctly.

Option 2: Chamfer the roller carriage

In some cases, lightly chamfering (bevelling) the square edges of the replacement roller carriage is enough to help it fit into the existing opening.

Only remove the minimum amount of material necessary to achieve a proper fit.

Installing the New Roller

Once the roller fits correctly:

Remove the window sash from the outer frame.
Install the replacement roller into the sash.
Secure it in position.
Reinstall the sash into the window frame.
Check that the window slides freely and smoothly.

If you're unsure how to remove the sash safely, watch our dedicated YouTube tutorial before starting.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Forcing the roller into an opening that's too small.
Removing too much material when chamfering the carriage.
Forgetting that SKU 6070 is supplied as a left-hand and right-hand pair.
Reinstalling the sash before checking that both rollers move freely.

Recommended Replacement Parts

The correct replacement for obsolete Stegbar window rollers is SKU 6070.

These rollers are supplied as a matched left-hand and right-hand pair for compatible Stegbar sliding windows.

Browse our Stegbar window hardware and replacement roller range at Mr Windows to find the right part for your repair.

Pro Tip

Before modifying anything, test-fit the replacement roller first.

Many customers discover the new roller fits perfectly without any adjustment, so only make modifications if they're genuinely needed.

Need Help Identifying Your Roller?

Not sure if SKU 6070 is the right replacement?

Send the Mr Windows team clear photos of your existing roller, along with any measurements you can provide. We'll help you identify the correct replacement before you order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will SKU 6070 fit every Stegbar sliding window?

It suits many older Stegbar sliding windows, but some installations may require a small modification depending on the sash design.

Why is the original roller no longer available?

The original style has become obsolete, so a replacement has been developed to keep older Stegbar windows serviceable.

Why are there two rollers in the pack?

SKU 6070 includes a left-hand and a right-hand roller because both sides of the sliding sash use different roller assemblies.

Can I install these myself?

Yes. If you're comfortable removing the window sash and using basic hand tools, this is a DIY-friendly repair. If any modification is required, work carefully and remove only the minimum material necessary.