Prime-Line
Prime-Line D 1829 Steel Ball Bearing Roller U-Back
A steel ball-bearing roller with a U-back housing and rear adjustment screw for metal-framed patio doors
- TypeDoor Hardware & Components
- Steel construction resists wear on patio doors
- Ball-bearing wheel reduces friction for smooth sliding
- U-back housing adjusts from the rear for alignment
- Fits metal-framed doors with 9/16 in. wide housing
- Quick-install design saves time on replacement jobs
Sliding Door Roller Assembly
This Prime-Line D 1829 steel roller assembly replaces worn components on metal-framed patio doors. The 1 in. ball bearing wheel and adjustable U-back housing allow smooth operation and straightforward installation. The housing measures 9/16 in. wide, 1-1/16 in. tall and 1-3/4 in. long with a rear adjusting screw.
Suits Single-Roller Repairs
Homeowners or technicians fixing a single sliding patio door roller will find this direct replacement practical. It is not intended for multi-roller systems, non-metal frames, or applications requiring a different wheel diameter or housing profile.
Single Wheel Capacity
The single 1 in. steel ball bearing wheel handles the load of one door panel within standard metal frames. It does not support heavier doors that require tandem rollers or larger diameter wheels.
Highlights
- Steel construction resists wear on patio doors
- Ball-bearing wheel reduces friction for smooth sliding
- U-back housing adjusts from the rear for alignment
- Fits metal-framed doors with 9/16 in. wide housing
- Quick-install design saves time on replacement jobs
Specifications
| Brand | PRIME-LINE |
|---|---|
| Type | Door Hardware & Components |
Questions about this item
What door frame width and material do I need for the 9/16 in. wide U-back housing to fit?
The housing is 9/16 in. wide, 1-1/16 in. tall and 1-3/4 in. long with a rear adjusting screw. It is used on metal framed patio doors.
Will the 1 in. steel ball bearing wheel run smoothly in my existing metal patio door track?
The 1 in. steel ball bearing wheel is designed for metal framed patio doors. When installed the U-back housing is drawn against the side stile as the screw or bolt is tightened.
How do I confirm the rear adjustment screw is set correctly after fitting?
The housing is drawn against the side stile as the screw is tightened. Check that the roller moves freely and the door slides smoothly along the track.
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