Prime-Line N 7065 Pocket Door Roller Assembly, 13/16 In., Convex, Plastic Tires, Steel Bracket and Ball Bearings (Single Pack)

My house was built in 1975 and included a pocket door from the breakfast room to the utility room. This door gets a lot of use and after around 35 years of heavy use, the rollers failed and started making a terrible racket.After a great deal of research, I found these rollers on Amazon and they have now been installed and work perfectly. They were not easy to install, it took an experienced serviceman around two hours to install them.After my experience with these rollers, I'm very happy I didn't try to install them myself.They are installed now and have made the old pocket door operate like new!

These did big work for my door but returning was easy.

My old sliding thing (no idea what to call it) was old and broke off so I needed to replace it.It took less than 5 min. It fit the old bracket that is screwed into the door so was super simple. Slide better than ever.

Update: As others have noted, the new rollers are larger than the originals and do not fit my track. Of the two rollers on the assembly, one has a damaged bearing and barely turns. Now that I have experience, I am changing my rating to one star. I recommend not buying these if you can find an alternative.Three years ago, a contractor used these rollers to support a sold core door. The bearings are worn out but I gave a five star rating because I assume the rollers will last if used with a hollow core door. Other reviewers report problems with the rollers. I am using identical replacements because I can do the job without removing the door. I will install appropriate hardware in a remodel later this year.Replacing rollers without removing the door:There is a metal stamping with a latch screwed to the door. The roller carriage shaft locks into the stamping. A gap at the end of the track provides room to remove the roller carriage. I used two air shims (search for "air shim inflatable wedge" on Amazon) to raise the door to relieve tension on the roller shafts. Open the latch on both stampings to disengage the shafts then lower the door to the floor. Work the rollers to the end of the track and take them out through the gap. Reverse the operation to rehang the door.

I have a large house with multiple pocket doors that use this style roller assembly. As they wear out I slowly bought one at a time over a 5 year period. At first they fit perfectly and did the job great. Sometime around 2022, I can only assume that the manufacturer changed the wheels they used because the new wheels are about 1 cm larger in diameter than the old ones and no longer spin freely when installed.So far I can fit them in the track, but they do not operate well. I'm hoping the wheels wear down some and lose some of their circumference so that they aren't being pushed through the tracks and can begin rolling. Unable to find a better replacement at this time.

The width of the roller wheels were 1MM too big. Looks like the axle was not press hard enough. That 1MM really makes a difference in a smooth rolling pocket door and the install. I made it work with much difficulty. The door rolls on the track ok but is not as smooth as my other pocket doors.

Works good

Perfecto

Didn't fit, also poor quality and way over-priced, I thought i was getting a pair of rollers, but there's only one. Don't waste your money.

barely roll. There are much better options available.