🚪 Enhance Your Closet Doors with PRIME-LINE N 6790 Mirror Door Roller Assembly - Premium Steel-Framed Replacement Part Featuring FLAT Edge Plastic Wheel, 1-7/16” Diameter Review

I am a mother of four now but at the time I had three young children and was pregnant with my fourth. I was able to fit them to my mirrored cabinet doors myself (well my husband returned the doors) but I replaced the casters. Super easy and fast!

I'm so glad I found this replacement, it fits really well and costs $15 less than the original product which is no longer made by Stanley. Make the wheel out of a stronger material (like metal?) so I never have to replace it again

The wheels I replaced were steel with ball bearings and some sort of plastic or nylon bonded to the steel. The plastic wears out after about 30 years. All plastic with no bearings. The wheels are not level because there is no bearing and there is play between the plastic wheel and the metal axle. I will be happy to get two of these bikes a year.

The recommended replacement for my door was a plastic part (originally made by Stanley and later purchased by Spacepro) that cost $22. This one costs about $5, so I gave it a try. Worked great! Actually works better than the originals. I bought 2 of these for the door and am very happy I saved $34 for a pair.

I'm glad I found them offline. I didn't think I could fix display cases with glass doors. After visiting Lowes, Home Depot and Ace I was able to do my own research and found this. Great replacement for the originals I had. Be sure to get these as they seem to run out when you have these types of braces. Scope to insert. I think it took longer to get the aisle door than it did to put it on. Many Thanks.

After reading all the positive reviews and looking at the model numbers for compatibility I was confident they would replace the existing casters (pictured) which my customer didn't like as they were made of brass and all fittings were chrome plated. I've consulted several contractors and told myself they won't work. I missed the allotted time to return them and they were cheap so that's not a problem but I want others to know they can't replace all the other reels.

Exactly what I was looking for. I bought one of these at a hardware store a while back and ended up installing it on a sliding closet door and it worked really well. Consequently, when I went back to the devices to get another set, they were nowhere to be found. Luckily I saved the part number and found it here on Revain. It is very convenient to have this shipped to your address and it is exactly what you need. Goods of very good quality and in very good packaging. Many Thanks.

I was selling properties and had old doors with no rollers but with guides. Not a single jack-of-all-trades wanted that and said I could only buy new doors. Someone advised me to just buy rollers for the doors. The wheels I found at Home Depot didn't fit my old rails. They fit and cost about half the price of roller skates sold at Home Depot. After removing the old hardware from the old doors, they were easy to install. I had to screw them into the door frame but it was easy.

It didn't quite match my sliding glass mirror door but my dad is a jack of all trades and we quickly adjusted it to match. I also bought a Prime-Line N 6877 by-pass mirror guide for this and together they are quiet. A few years ago we remodeled the upstairs and ditched our carpet in favor of wood tile. Whoever reinstalled my track did it wrong and the track itself became concave. Both mirrored doors competed for space in the aisle, and eventually the wheels turned into squares and pentagons…