Prime-Line B 695 Fliegengitter-Türrollenbaugruppe, dünn, 1 Zoll Stahlkugellagerrad/-gehäuse, (2 pro Packung), Mill

Name: Prime-Line B 695 Fliegengitter-Türrollenbaugruppe, dünn, 1 Zoll Stahlkugellagerrad/-gehäuse, (2 pro Packung), Mill
Brand: PRIME-LINE
SKU: 0049793006950
Price: 28.62 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:PRIME-LINE

3.4/5

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28.62

PRODUKTBESCHREIBUNG Diese Schiebetür-Rollenbaugruppe für Terrassentüren besteht aus einem inneren und äußeren Kunststoffgehäuse mit einem Stahlrad mit Stahlkugellagern. Diese Rollenbaugruppe hat eine in der Mitte gerillte (konkave) Kante und wird an Türen verwendet, die von Columbia Doors hergestellt werden. Dieser Artikel enthält zwei (2) Rollenbaugruppen pro Packung. VOM HERSTELLER Diese Fliegengittertür-Rollenbaugruppe besteht aus Stahl. Es verfügt über ein gerilltes Rad in der Mitte und ist an einem dünnen Nylongehäuse befestigt. Diese Rollenbaugruppe wird für Columbia-Fliegengittertüren verwendet.

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EAN: 0049793006950

Kategorien Werkzeuge & Heimwerken, Eisenwaren, Türbeschläge & Schlösser, Fenstertürbeschläge,

Bestehend aus einem inneren und äußeren Kunststoffgehäuse mit Stahlfeder und Rad. Federbelastete Rollenbaugruppe. 1-3/8 Zoll x 1-1/4 Zoll x 5/16 Zoll Gehäuse mit 1-15/16 Zoll Lochmitten und einem konkaven Kantenrad mit 1 Zoll Außendurchmesser. Diese Rollenbaugruppe wird verwendet, um beschädigte oder fehlende Rollen an Schiebetüren zu ersetzen. Montagematerial im Lieferumfang enthalten. Einstellschraube. Bestehend aus einem inneren und äußeren Kunststoffgehäuse mit Stahlfeder und Rad. Kugelgelagerte Rolle mit 1 Zoll Durchmesser. Befestigungslaschen am Gehäuse. Wird bei Columbia und einer Vielzahl anderer Hersteller von Fliegengittertüren verwendet.

Batteries Required?	‎No
Color	‎Mill
Country of Origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 656 ratings 4.3 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
Finish	‎Mill
Included Components	‎rollers
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Item model number	‎B 695
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎1.76 ounces
Manufacturer	‎Prime-Line Products
Material	‎Steel
Part Number	‎B 695
Product Dimensions	‎0.31 x 1.37 x 1.25 inches
Size	‎1 in.
Warranty Description	‎Goods are warranted against manufacturing defects for 1 year. In no case is Prime-Line responsible for user related damage or damage incurred during installation. Warranty is void if products are subjected to abnormal conditions, misapplication or abuse.

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Scritto da: Thomas K. Moore

They let my stubborn slide smoother. Well worth the money, and easy to install.

I got my new screen door from Home Depot (forgive me, Amazon!), and it was hard to slide, and prone to derails, from the start. I tried all the mfr's recommended adjustments several times, and those didn't help. I bought these, knowing they weren't an exact fit for my door's dimensions. I had to pare two plastic clips off each wheel set, and remove their adjustment screws. Then they fit fine, and the door rolls without any sticking, or tipping askew in its opening. I think it's because these have axles that are solid through the wheel - the old ones are split, and intended to be held "shut" (to hold the wheel properly) by the side walls of the door's channel (if I'm reading the designer's mind properly). These have boosted my "He Can Fix Anything!" rating here at home considerably.

Scritto da: Bob Flesch

If you have a problem installing...

These made my door roll like a new door, awesome! However.. I had a problem getting the bearing to go over the track, it would not retract far enough. I observed that the new springs are longer than the old springs, since they are, they did not compress enough for my door. So I replaced the new spring (on the left) with the old spring. This allowed the whole assembly to go into the door just enough for me to get the bearing over the rail! Hope it helps someone else.

Scritto da: Dave

These rollers are designed to fail

I will say the replacement did a nice job of fixing the otherwise stubborn sliding screen door. Likely could have gotten away with the plastic roller but metal seemed a better option. Over priced for what it is, construction/design is sub-par, but at the end of the day this replacement was easy to install, fit, and the door rolls better than I think it did originally.

Scritto da: DolomiteDan

LOW RIDER- IT’s A SPRING THING!

Excellent quality product and easy install; however, you need to know your spring height! Don’t throw your old springs away! Depending on the specific installation size of your screen door, the supplied springs may not allow you to compress the roller enough to get the screen door back into it’s track. You can determine this before hand by comparing the old vs new spring or do what I did and mount the new rollers and then have to take everything apart again and change the springs. One can use the old springs or your can cut the supplied springs shorter if need be. Another tip, when installing the new roller assembly (with correct length spring), remove the height adjust screw and insert the ENTIRE roller assembly into the screen door frame until it clicks into place. Don’t waste your time inserting the outer frame piece and then trying to insert the roller piece into the outer frame piece, total PITA! Once the new rollers are installed, the screen door rolls effortlessly! There are screws supplied to mount the roller assembly to the screen door, some doors use them and some don’t and to remove the old roller assembly, grab one of the tabs on either side of the roller and pull it out with a pair of pliers. You can then remove the roller piece and spring and then pull out the outer mounting piece.

Scritto da: Jeremy Seifert

Great product, closest I could find to my specs, managed to make them fit, work better than stock.

I have NO idea who made my screen door, there are no markings anywhere, so finding replacement wheels has been tricky. I found several similar options online, and this model seemed the closest in measurements. These were a little 'taller' (.05 inches) than my old ones, but I managed to barely get them mounted inside the old wells. It took some force, and I had to reuse the old 'plastic frames' and old springs which were shorter but it all went together and works reasonably well. These metal rollers are a definite upgrade over the older stock nylon versions which had completely worn out. I am very happy with the value of these, and I am hoping I wont' have to touch them for years.

Scritto da: Steve Steinmann

Works so much better than the wheels that came with my door

I snapped these easily on the bottom of my two screen doors and they worked so much better than the originals ever did. I bought a couple of cheap food from Menards that have plastic wheels. I found these and replaced the rollers on the bottom with these metal wheels. What a huge difference! The doors used to twist in the track now they just slide open. Great value.

Scritto da: Impavidus

Finally, a Solution!

Like the reviewer Pinc, I too was frustrated by not finding these replacement roller assemblies at a hardware store. The Big Boxes did carry rollers, but not this model. Even more frustrating was the hired help: I wish they had the courage to admit, "I don't know," rather than try to BS me with (perpetuated?) misinformation. Why try to sell me something that WON'T work, and attempt to gain my trust wearing your know-it-all vest? I digress... We have two big dogs that would occasionally and enthusiastically crash into our screen door; playing fetch is their life! Suffice it to say, the door has taken a beating, and both of the original plastic rollers in the screen door lost their battle to withstand the pooches' inertia. Friction was the only coefficient keeping the screen door in place, and it was a "drag" to open/shut the door. I have more important things to do in life than to review a simple piece of hardware, but I am motivated to write about this particular product due to its listing. I tip my hat to whomever included the schematics of the roller in the product's pictures. Once I saw them and compared the measurements to what was left of the remains of the defunct rollers, I knew I had the correct replacements! All without a fancy vest too! I received them two days later, installed, and now have a smooth and gliding screen door again! Furthermore, I have changed my habits: I now open the screen door BEFORE I asked the dogs if they want to play fetch!

Scritto da: Connie Marshall

Easy peasy

Hubs nstalled these and save us from getting a new expensive screen door.

Scritto da: Marc

Go for it.

After years of constant battle, now I have to realise it's still the same door with a simple pimpup I should have done moons ago.