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Window and door hardware service and replacement parts
Service & replacement parts

Find support for
an existing window or door.

For replacement rollers, locks, handles and other hardware, our regional service and parts partners can help identify what you need, check local availability and advise on repair options.

A few details make a difference

Help the service partner
identify the right part.

A clear photo, the age of the installation and any visible markings can make identification much easier. Start with the regional contact below and give them as much of that information as you can.

What to have ready

Take a few clear photos of the hardware and the complete window or door, note any visible brand or part markings, estimate the age of the installation and include your suburb, postcode or city. Those details can make identification much quicker.

Planning a new project instead?

If you are an architect or homeowner choosing a new opening, start with Door Motion Systems and then use the Motioneer Network to find local expertise where available.

Regional service & parts

Find service & parts support
in your region.

These partners support replacement parts and local service enquiries for existing CiiLOCK-equipped windows and doors.

Australia

JP Hardware Supplies

Replacement hardware and window/door parts support through JP Hardware's Australian branch network.

Branches: Thomastown · Dandenong South · Royal Park SA · Smeaton Grange NSW. JP Hardware's branches are trade sales locations; homeowners can ask a local glazier or repairer to source parts on their behalf.
South Africa

Touch of Glass / TOG

CiiLOCK hardware supply, local technical support and door repair/service capability from Cape Town, with national shipping.

6 Spencer Road, Salt River, Cape Town 7925.

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Help & support

Service & replacement
parts FAQs.

Common questions about identifying parts, arranging repairs and finding the right CiiLOCK contact.

Where should I start for a replacement roller, lock, handle or other part?

Start with the service and parts partner listed for your region above. Local partners are usually the quickest way to identify replacement hardware, check availability and advise on service options in your market.

How do I identify the part I need?

Send clear photos of the part and the whole window or door, plus any visible markings, the approximate age and your location. A photo of the track, hinge or lock interface can be just as useful as the part itself.

Who can help repair my window or door?

On-site repairs are generally handled by local service partners, fabricators or installers. Start with the regional service contact above and they can advise on the most suitable local option.

I am choosing windows or doors for a new project. Where should I start?

Explore Windows & Doors to compare sliding, bifold, powered sliding, sashless and hinged/pivot openings, then use the Motioneer Network to find local project expertise where available.

I am a fabricator or system manufacturer and need technical support. Where should I go?

Use Business &Project Enquiries and choose technical or integration support. Include the system, hardware and project context so the enquiry reaches the most relevant CiiLOCK team.

Can an older part still be replaced?

Often, but availability depends on the age and type of hardware. Where an original part is no longer available, a service partner may be able to identify a compatible replacement or a broader repair solution.

Need help finding a local contact?

Send us the details.
We will help with the next step.

For an existing installed window or door, include your location, any visible brand or part markings, approximate age and a description of the problem. Clear photos are especially useful for identifying older hardware.

Useful before you submit
  1. Photo of the complete window or door
  2. Close-up of the roller, lock, hinge or handle
  3. Any stamped number or brand mark
  4. Suburb / postcode / city
  5. Approximate age of the installation

Planning a new project? Business &Project Enquiries is the best place to start.

Include as much identifying information as you can so we can point you towards the most useful local contact.

Planning a
new project?

Explore the architectural advantages of sliding, bifold, powered sliding, sashless and hinged/pivot openings before choosing a system or supplier.

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