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Mini Storage Garage Door Parts – Roll-Up & Slide Bolt Hardware
Explore our collection of mini storage garage door parts, built specifically for roll-up doors used in self-storage facilities and compact units. From heavy-duty slide bolt latch security kits to torsion drums, end bearing brackets, and replacement garage door springs, every item is engineered for durability, easy installation, and long-term performance. Whether you're outfitting new units or replacing worn hardware, these parts provide the strength and reliability needed for frequent use and maximum security. Compatible with common mini storage doors, our hardware is ideal for property managers, maintenance crews, and DIYers looking for precise, cost-effective repair solutions.
Tip: Always match replacement hardware to your door’s brand and size. Check product dimensions and mounting hole spacing for proper fit.
What is a slide bolt latch used for?
A slide bolt secures roll-up storage doors by sliding into a latch bracket, keeping the door closed and ready for a padlock.
Are slide bolt latches universal?
Not always. Many are standard size, but hole spacing and bolt length can vary. Always compare with your existing hardware before ordering.
Can I install a slide bolt latch myself?
Yes. Most mount with a few screws or bolts. Ensure proper alignment with the latch bracket so the bolt slides smoothly.
Do these parts work with residential garage doors?
No. These slide bolts and latches are specifically designed for roll-up doors on mini storage units and commercial applications.
How do I add extra security to a roll-up door?
Use a high-quality padlock with your slide bolt latch. Some models also allow for dual latches or reinforced brackets for added protection.
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