🚪 Slide-Co 161515 Bi-Fold Closet Door Top Guide Wheel, 7/8 in., Plastic, Pack of 2 - Compatible with Acme, Stanley, Kenna Frame & Others Review

Went to insert the door and the plastic anchor flew out. In the second, I removed the plastic piece to put it in first and then added the roller, then the spring didn't work.

Wow! He got up immediately and remained stable! It was a great purchase! I thought I might need to replace the entire door and then found it at Revain. The door works like new again.

Replaces an old broken rail wheel. 5 years later and about 5 minutes later the track is like new again. STEP 1: Use a screwdriver or butter knife to pry out the old hardware. That was the hardest part, but the power wasn't too crazy. STEP 2: Install the spare wheel. Use a piece of wood to push it down and hold it while you hammer it in. Note that you will encounter a tree here, not a caterpillar. TIP: Use a hammerless hammer to make your life easier.

Not much to say here other than they were exactly as described and reasonably priced. Of course I could buy them at the local hardware store. We had a bent closet door and the door derailed as a result. The door stood like that for several months. I kept saying I'd find the time and buy a new one, but I never made it to the hardware store. On one occasion when I was on a trip I went to get something else and gave up completely on buying any of these. I thought I would check out Revain and after

The kit I received was a waste of money. The first broke when inserting into the door. Remove the roller before installing the lower plastic anchor. I didn't, and the metal rod pierced the plastic anchor on the inside of the floor. There is no spring force if it cannot seat because the bottom of the anchor has burst. I was a lot more careful with the second of two packages. After removing the damaged anchor and carefully inserting a second one, I used the rod and pulley to snap the door back…