Valaw 23mm Shower Door Wheel Rollers Top and Bottom (4-Pack) Zinc Alloy - Chrome - Comes with Squeegee

Just wanted to lend my support to great product.When one of the wheel runners on my shower door broke, I thought I'd have a nightmare finding a replacement. Not so, these little suckers where a direct replacement for the ones that came with my "Victorian Plumbing" quadrant shower enclosure.In fact, when researching how to installing them, I realised that they had been installed upside-down in my shower. The springy one, with the little stalk sticking out the button, need to go on the bottom. The non-springy one, whose heights are adjusted with a philips-head screw on the end, they go on the top.Anyway, with them placed on the correct side of the shower door, the door works really excellently. I had thought that quadrant showers were a bad design. But now that these runners are in the correct location, I don't think that. It's just that the chumps that fitted the shower put them in the wrong place.As someone else observed tho, ensure the hole in the shower door, which these suckers slot into, is big enough for this. Mine measured 11mm in diameter, and these babies fitted perfectly.I gave this product a poor score for "Easy to install", but that's not actually the fault of these, more the fault of these types of shower door.Great product, saved me a lot of grief!

parts appear good - however having measured the glass hole at 10.5 -11 mm ( a 10 mm drill bit fits through with a bit of 'rattle' , the boss on the parts was too large to fit. Description quotes suitable for 10 -12 mm hole !.Needed to grind down the diameter of the boss to fit which waa tricky. I would suggest these are more suiatable for holes of 12mm +.

Foolishly I ordered a set of 4 and realised when about to fit them that you need 8 to hang 2 doors. Still, another set arrived next day. Fitting was very easy, as was adjustment once hung. Overall not a bad buy but I should have bought 8 to begin with and maybe paid a few quid less per fitting. I don't recall seeing any instructions but you can't really go wrong.8 weeks later I have had to remove to doors and re-tighten the screws. Not a difficult job for me but a pain: constant banging of the wheels onto the stops in the guide rails will eventually knock them out of line - it's not a fix you can apply and leave forever.

The hole in my shower door was too small to fit the new roller. However I only needed the spring and piece that pushes down to make the bottom roller fit so I was able to adapt .

did not fit my shower