🚪 High-Quality Harrier Hardware Spring-Loaded Bi-Fold Door Top Roller Guide Wheel, 4-Pack: Premium Performance at an Affordable Price Review

Product well made and easy to install. It didn't suit my track, but it was my fault. I ordered what I thought I needed without searching first. I've replaced this type before and assumed this is what I need.

This worked great on one of my double leaf doors but not the other. In my ignorance I didn't realize that these things come in different sizes. Need a smaller diameter for the second folding door. However, the ones I got worked, so I'm fine.

Just to clarify this is a box of four packs containing 4 packs of 4 rolls each. You have a total of 16 roll pins. I just needed a video. Thought this product was a four wheel bag. I hate losing anything and now I have 15 extra videos.

I'm not sure why it took me so long to find them and fix my closet, but they were just what I needed to get everything going again (literally). Only one is needed so I now have multiple backups for future issues. But the one I installed (I should add, in a few seconds) seems to be holding up great. I'm more worried about losing information about where I keep spares than about needing them soon.

I have a double pantry in my kitchen. The manual was poorly set and while I'm quite capable, I'm stubborn and don't want to change the manual. So every few years or so I have to buy these wheels to replace wheels that have worn out due to a poorly installed guide. I can't find this size in either of the two major hardware stores.

This replaces the rollers on the very common cheap folding sliding doors. The whole door structure and hardware are of poor quality. However, these parts worked well. You need to carefully measure: the diameter of the hole they are pushed into, the diameter of the roller, and the amount the roller can be pushed in to remove the door from the track. They appear to be as good or even better than the original. But my doors stay cheap ;)

I have a couple of double closet doors. Some of these were worn out and in need of repair, mostly those little wheels. They are perfect and very economical compared to other options I've found. Pulling out the old ones wasn't easy as they've been pressed in and installed for about 15 years. I used a drill with a large bit the same size (maybe slightly smaller) than the existing hole. I take out the inside of the old wheel, leaving the plastic casing and possibly the springs. I then used my…