Security Door Corner Stake Carriage 25kg – Suits Dowell®

This Security Door Corner Stake Carriage is an adjustable cassette-style corner stake and roller assembly designed for screen doors and security doors where a compact, corner-mounted carriage is required.

The carriage incorporates an acetal roller with integrated bearing, providing smooth, quiet operation and reduced friction during door travel. The metal carriage and metal corner stake offer strength and durability, while the adjustable design allows precise height alignment during installation or replacement.

With a compact 15.9 mm × 42 mm cassette profile and a 25 kg load rating, this Security Door Corner Stake Carriage is suitable for residential security and screen door systems.

Features

• Cassette-style corner stake carriage. Galvanised Steel
• Adjustable roller height for accurate door alignment
• Acetal roller with bearing
• Metal carriage and metal corner stake
• Compact corner-mounted design
• Suitable for screen and security doors
• 25 kg load rating

Dimensions (Approx.)

• Cassette size: 15.9 mm × 42 mm
• Load rating: 25 kg

Refer to images or existing hardware for dimensional confirmation.

Compatibility

Compatible with screen and security door systems, including configurations commonly used by Dowell® Windows & Doors.
Compatibility is based on dimensions and application—always confirm measurements before purchase.

Applications

• Security doors
• Screen doors
• Replacement corner stake carriage cassettes
• Door repairs and refurbishments

What’s Included

• 1 × Security door corner stake carriage (cassette) with Acetel roller

Specifications

• TradeBase SKU: CRSEGALSTK
• Type: cassette-style corner stake carriage, height adjustable
• Carriage: galvanised steel, with metal corner stake
• Roller: acetal with integrated bearing
• Cassette size: 15.9 mm × 42 mm
• Load rating: 25 kg

Installation Tips

• Check the track before you fit. File any burrs or flat spots smooth — a damaged track will chew out a new roller within weeks.
• Clean all grit and old grease out of the track. Grit is what kills a roller, not load.
• Replace carriages in pairs. A new roller running against a worn one carries uneven load and both wear out early.
• Fit the rear carriage first, then set the front carriage to get your clearance.
• Adjust last to bring the door parallel with the jamb, working from the handle side.
• Slide the door through its full travel before refitting stops or screens.

Care & Maintenance

• Use a dry lubricant only — silicone or dry PTFE. Oil and grease hold dust and grind the roller.
• Sweep the track out every few months, more often in coastal or dusty areas.