Ultra Hardware 64550 Shower Door Roller 7/8" Wheel (1 pack, 4pcs)

Finally after 20 years the original bearings rollers on my heavy glass doors wore out. I ordered these as a replacement. They installed easily and quickly taking about 15 minutes overall. The only tool needed was a Phillips screwdriver. Since the rollers were a little larger it took me a couple tries to get the right position. They operate smoothly and without a hitch. I recommend these for quality and easy of the installation.

These rollers work GREAT! The only problems I had was getting the old rollers off, and I cannot really blame these rollers for that issue. :-)These rollers were a BREEZE to install, all I needed was a screwdriver. In less than 15 minutes total I had the doors off the track, the old rollers off the doors (son of a...), the new rollers on the doors and the doors back on the track. And we couldn't be happier with the result. The doors went from "moveable" to "floating on air". In fact it was such a great improvement my wife and I both had to fight the urge to operate the doors while IN the shower for the first week or two :-)

Good buy. But the screws didn’t fit the rollers

One of my ancient two old 1950's era sliding glass shower door bearings fell apart and the door became very difficult to slide ... so time to get off my dead butt and get busy on Amazon. With a cheap 10 dollar digital caliper from Harbor Freight Tools, I determined that the damaged rubber or silicone wheeled bearing was 3/4 inches in diameter and that the rubberized wheel was flat.I needed two for each door...while the second door was fine it will doubtless require replacement bearings soon.In researching Amazon .... I see that such shower door bearings are available in flat, curved, 3/4 and 7/8 sizes ... and with or without brackets. Naturally, the ones with brackets cost much more. Larry does not like paying more.One other complication...all of the presently available bearings attach themselves to the sliding door bracket via a screw. Unfortunately, my bearing were riveted on.So....I took a minor chance and ordered this inexpensive set of four bearings that were 7/8ths inch in diameter. When I got the new ones in the mail a few days later, I used the cheap caliper to determine that the screw for the new bearing was about .15 inch in diameter. I found a drill bit just a little bit larger and drilled through the rivet and bearing with everything still attached to the shower door.Turns out, quite by accident, that the left over tiny circular disk of metal that was the OUTSIDE of the old rivet worked perfectly with the new screw. Without this accidentally made "collar" for the screw to fit in ... I would have had to search my parts bin for something like a bushing for the screw to go through as the old rivet hole in the shower door bracket was way too big.When I screwed everything together and rolled the new bearings back and forth ... it was obvious that it made no difference that the bearing were 7/8th inch in diameter rather than the original 3/4 inch. It also made no difference that the rubber/silicone wheel was curved rather than flat. Because I am a relatively disorganized DIY idiot, the job took me about two hours. It might take a "normal" handyman 20 minutes.So...for once a DYI project by a guy that has only grudging and primitive DIY skills .... WORKED !!!

I never thought I would have to read a review for such a stupid little replacement roller. I spent 45 minutes trying to figure out what was wrong, searching for a flat wrench to hold the nut... nothing worked. I finally pulled up the time on amazon to see if anyone else was having issues only to find out just about everyone had an issue. THE SCREWS DO NOT FIT! Piece of garbage!! Don’t buy.

My sliding shower door's wheels were worn and falling off the track and scraping and you know. Why go out and spend your hard earned money on a stupid shower door. I'm sure you can find better ways to spend $250 then on a shower door. So why not just refresh the hardware. Easy and simple to do, I have extra dough in pocket and for 5 years now, this has performed flawlessly. It worked so great, I told my grandmother about it. She has a sliding patio door that's 40 years old. The wheels were shot. She was able to get the hardware on that door replaced. It's like brand new and she saved thousands over buying a new patio door and having it installed. Do yourselves a favor and save some money, replace the hardware, not the door.

These were easy to install, and had no problems with wrong sized screws. However, they didn't last long. Bought in June of 2018, and about a week ago, the doors stopped rolling. Took the doors off, and found one wheel completely off the bearing and wedged stuck, and the other 3 were worn out and wobbly. For the price, these aren't bad, but I didn't expect to need to replace every couple years. Buy cheap and replace often, or look for something better.

My husband said we couldn’t open up one shower door anymore. Which would have been a huge inconvenience for me. And I knew there had to be some product that would be able to replace the broken wheels of the door. the one on Amazon was the best looking fix for our problem. Came in two days. And sliding glass shower doors haven’t worked better since we bought the house two years ago. Thank you!

Quick delivery. Fit perfectly. Easy to install.

Works great thanks

Works great!