Prime-Line M 6145 Aluminum Frameless Shower Door Top Bracket Roller Assembly, 3/4 In. Round Plastic Wheel, Fits 3/16 In. Glass (2 Pack)

Shower doors are working well and slide back and forth again.

Took a while to figure out how to get the clamps installed on the glass door and the instructions are very lacking in any detail or instruction. I could not get the rubber pieces onto my door would the clamp they would not fit, after reading in the details on here I found that I only need the rubber pieces if my door already had them on. Otherwise I should use silicon calking under the clamp. So I used silicon calk, let them sit for 24hrs, and then installed the doors. Had zero problems with them sagging or anything, rollers are great and so much better then my old ones.

Luckily I bought 2 packs (2 in each pack) as the screws that tighten on two of them stripped, or would not tighten. The rubber gaskets the provide do NOT work, don't use them. After 3 failed attempts where they would slide off no matter how tight I tried to get them, I used 1 strip of of gorilla tape and then the screws were able to tighten enough to clamp onto the glass. Crap quality, find a better version.

We used this product on glass doors. We had to open up the bracket to make it fit over the rubber piece. We also had to make additional adjustments by screwing screws tighter to stop it from slipping. It does work however I feel that the manufacturer should also include the silicone as an option instead of just the rubber piece. It’s been a week and it hasn’t slipped and doesn’t look like it’s moved. I gave it four stars just because I would feel more comfortable with the silicone.

This is a perfect replacement for the broken door hangars. One note. The plastic inserts are pretty worthless as I could not get the bracket on the glass with the insert in place. There were no inserts on the broken ones I was replacing so I just used some electrical tape and it worked fine.

This product comes with plastic sleeves which go between the metal of the unit and the glass shower door. These just didn't stay in place and acted as a lubricant for the clamp portion of the roller to slip off the glass. I'm guessing that rubber would be a more appropriate material for this. What I ended up doing was filling the gap in the clamp portion with adhesive caulk, placing them on the shower door and tightening slightly. After the caulk dried, I tightened as much as possible. So far, the brackets have stayed in place (been about 6 weeks). Out of the box, they stayed in place for about 8 hours.

Very quick to install on our glass shower door. I was unable to remove the original, broken bracket, so I mounted this right next to it. It works perfectly, no issues. The adjustment option made it so easy to match the door hanging height to the other door. Impossible to see that it isn't perfect from the outside of the shower. And frankly, if you're in my shower, you probably like me enough to not care about my shower door bracket.

poor design. The top of the slot has a very small portion of metal (aluminum) and that if the weak point were it breaks.They should have left at least twice as much material there. At least 3/16". As is it is about a 1/16. I bought a second one hoping it was just a bad unit, but the second one was thin on the top of the slot as well. If there are no kids in the house and you don't push the door hard it may not be a problem.