Shower Part Shower Door Rollers - Silver
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This guide is for individuals looking to replace worn or broken shower door rollers. The key benefit is restoring smooth and easy operation to your shower door. A potential caveat is the need to ensure compatibility with your specific shower enclosure model before purchase. These rollers are designed for a variety of shower door makes, featuring adjustable height and swivel action for curved enclosures, made from durable 304 stainless steel and POM materials.
All features
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | L057 |
| Brand | Shower Part |
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FAQs
How many rollers are included in a pack?
This product supplies two rollers per pack.
What materials are these rollers made from?
They are made from 304 stainless steel micro-bearings and a zinc alloy brass axis.
Can these rollers be used on curved shower doors?
Yes, the swivel action is specifically designed to accommodate curved and quadrant shower enclosures.
What is the maximum glass thickness these rollers can support?
These rollers are suitable for glass thicknesses ranging from 4mm to 6mm.
Are these rollers suitable for all shower brands?
They are suitable for many different makes, including Cotswold Vantage, Eastbrook, Matrix, and Mira, but it's essential to check the specifications against your current rollers.
How do I adjust the height of the rollers?
The rollers typically have adjustment screws or mechanisms that allow you to move them up or down to align the door correctly.
What is the wheel diameter?
The wheel diameter is 23.3mm.
Troubleshooting
Shower door is still stiff after roller replacement.
Ensure the rollers are correctly aligned and tightened. Check for any obstructions on the track or frame. Verify that the glass thickness is within the compatible range (4-6mm).
Rollers do not fit the existing mounting holes.
Double-check the hole diameter on your glass (should be 8mm) and the distance from the glass face to the wheel (should be 17mm). Ensure you have the correct set for top or bottom placement if applicable.
Wheels are noisy during operation.
Clean the wheels and track thoroughly. Ensure there is no debris caught in the bearings. If noise persists, the micro-bearings might be damaged, and replacement may be needed.
Door does not seal properly against the frame.
Utilize the adjustable height feature to fine-tune the door's position. Ensure the magnetic seal is clean and properly aligned.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Restores smooth operation to shower doors.
- Adjustable and swivel features offer broad compatibility.
- Made from rust-resistant, durable materials.
- Suitable for a wide range of shower enclosure brands.
- Easy to install for DIY replacement.
Cons
- Requires careful measurement and compatibility check before purchase.
- Sold in sets of two, may require purchasing multiple sets for a full door.
- May not fit all bespoke or non-standard shower enclosures.
- Specific tools might be needed for removal of old rollers.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Carefully remove the old shower door rollers. This may involve unscrewing them or releasing a clip mechanism.
- Ensure the shower door glass has a hole diameter of 8mm for these rollers.
- Attach the new rollers to the top or bottom of the shower door, adjusting the height as needed.
- Test the door's movement to ensure it glides smoothly and aligns correctly.
Compatibility:
- Suitable for glass thicknesses ranging from 4mm to 6mm.
- Recommended for doors where the hole in the glass is 8mm in diameter.
- Designed to fit many makes and models, including Cotswold Vantage, Eastbrook, Matrix, and Mira.
- The distance from the face of the glass to the wheel should be 17mm.
Care:
- Periodically clean the rollers with a damp cloth to remove soap scum and mineral deposits.
- Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents that could damage the materials.
- Check for any debris that might impede the wheel's movement.