That looks right but these rollers are on the bottom of the door - do you now if they are interchangeable for the ones on top?
There are rollers on the top and bottom although the rollers on the top are just inset nylon or plastic casters with no tension rod. I think it was installed correctly otherwise the handle that sticks out would be inside the hous instead of outside. The piece you indicated looks like the correct one, I asked about the top piece only because in the description it says it is a top roller.
LOL! You really do know your hardware!
Those are absolutely the rollers on the top. I hadn't thought about the fact that we have a screen door on a balcony upstairs in our house that has the same sized door. The contractor must have switched the screen doors and turned both upside down so that the orientation of the handles (indoor vs outdoor) was correct. Thank you!
It was no problem! Like I said before, we've come across this a few times. I can understand why they might have done it, in order to get a desirable orientation for the handles, but as you can see it isn't as efficient for the function of the screen door itself.
Just a brief history about why this is so common: Years ago, Andersen shipped all of their patio screen doors right-handed. Because of this, customers will have to switch the handle from left to right or vise versa. Apparently, some contractors turned the door upside-down instead of trying to fix it themselves, when what they should have done is simply to switch the handles and plate over.
