Roller Guide with Bracket
$38.00
The Roller Guide with Bracket ensures smooth and quiet movement for sliding gates or doors. Made from durable materials with a corrosion-resistant finish, it features a sturdy roller and pre-attached bracket for easy installation. Perfect for use in residential or commercial sliding systems.
Features
- Smooth Operation: Features a sturdy roller designed to guide sliding doors or gates with minimal friction and noise.
- Durable Material: Typically made from heavy-duty steel or stainless steel for durability and strength.
- Corrosion-Resistant: Often includes a rust-resistant finish, suitable for outdoor or indoor use.
- Easy Installation: Comes with a pre-attached bracket for easy mounting on walls, floors, or posts.
- Adjustable: Some models feature adjustable brackets for better alignment and smoother movement.
- Versatile Application: Suitable for use with sliding gates, doors, or other track-guided systems in both residential and commercial settings.
- Heavy-Duty Roller: Made from high-quality nylon or rubber to ensure long-lasting performance.
Warranty & Returns
Returns are accepted only for items that are faulty, non-defective items are not eligible for return.
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Installation
- Determine Placement:
- Identify the desired location for the roller guide based on the movement of the sliding door or gate.
- Mark the position where the bracket will be installed. Ensure it is level and properly aligned with the door’s or gate’s track.
- Pre-Drill Holes:
- Hold the bracket in place and mark the screw or bolt holes on the mounting surface (wall, floor, or post).
- Drill pilot holes at the marked locations to prepare for mounting the bracket.
- Attach the Bracket:
- Align the bracket with the drilled holes.
- Secure the bracket using screws or bolts, ensuring it is tightly fastened to the mounting surface.
- Use a level to double-check that the bracket is properly aligned.
- Install the Roller:
- If the roller is not pre-installed, insert it into the guide bracket.
- Ensure that the roller moves smoothly within the bracket and that it is secured properly.
- Test the Roller Guide:
- Slide the door or gate along the roller to ensure smooth movement.
- Make any necessary adjustments to the bracket or roller alignment to correct any issues with movement or positioning.
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Bi-Fold Doors
Budget: $$$ out of $$$
The Bi-Fold Door (sometimes called Concertina Door) is a series of glass panels that fold along a seam until they all stand at one end together, opening up the space completely and seamlessly connecting your indoor and outdoor living areas
Connect your alfresco and living room with Jason Stacking Doors
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Budget: $$$ out of $$$
The Bi-Fold Door (sometimes called Concertina Door) is a series of glass panels that fold along a seam until they all stand at one end together, opening up the space completely and seamlessly connecting your indoor and outdoor living areas