However, I think I might get away with the 1/4" width on my shower doors. My question is whether you are able to ship to Scotland and what would be the cost of, say, a dozen of Product Code : 10-100 ?
Thanks, Alan
Shower door wheels
Home Owner from Scotland, U.K.
Jan 12, 2013 9:16 am
I have been looking fruitlessly for some time for replacement wheels for my shower doors. They are 3/4" O.D. with ball-bearing race and brass hollow bored axle for a self-tapping screw. The wheel itself, however, is only 3/16" width, with a flat profile, and that's the problem, as any potential suppliers only seem to offer 1/4" width.
However, I think I might get away with the 1/4" width on my shower doors. My question is whether you are able to ship to Scotland and what would be the cost of, say, a dozen of Product Code : 10-100 ?
Thanks, Alan
However, I think I might get away with the 1/4" width on my shower doors. My question is whether you are able to ship to Scotland and what would be the cost of, say, a dozen of Product Code : 10-100 ?
Thanks, Alan
4 Replies
Dave Sr. from SWISCO
Jan 16, 2013 1:15 pm
Thanks for posting! I don't think we have this exact roller, but you may want to consider our 10-102. Could you use this at all? Let me know what you think.
Home Owner from Scotland
Jan 19, 2013 12:38 pm
Hi Dave,
Thanks for your response. Would the 10-100 not perhaps be more suitable as it has a flat rim profile ?
Alan ....
Thanks for your response. Would the 10-100 not perhaps be more suitable as it has a flat rim profile ?
Alan ....
Dave Sr. from SWISCO
Jan 24, 2013 10:31 am
I think that our 10-100 is a good choice, as well, but you may be able to get either to work. Just keep in mind that ours have an 8-32 threaded center for a machine screw, and that they are made to be installed from the back. Yours looks like it is installed from the front with a self-tapping screw.
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