Mageway Universal Heavy Duty Slide Gate Guide Roller 6" Black L Rear Post Bracket Adjustable Dual Nylon Rollers Gate Support Assembly for Sliding Rolling Gates, Install Tools Inlcuded

perfect product for perfect job

Summary: This is very well made using thick steel. I was very pleased with its construction, and I appreciate the tools being included. You will need to supply your own screws to attach this guide. I definitely recommend this product.Extra Detail: My application may be a little unique. I needed a guide for my barn door (10' x 10' exterior door). There are door guides built for barn doors, but these do not have a roller on the inside. Since I just painted my barn, I did not want the side scratched up from sliding the door against it. Therefore, I needed a guide with an inside roller, too. I had a lot of trouble finding something big enough for this door, and for outside. I installed it, and it works great while keeping the door from scraping the side of the barn.

There are a few ways to assemble a sliding gate but this roller is meant to keep the gate from tipping off its track. If you are looking at buying this to replace an old worn out roller or are installing a new gate you probably already know this is what you need to finish the job. The gap between the rollers is adjustable and it’s easy to mount. The rollers themselves are solid. It’s heavier than you’d expect and also sturdy as heck. I’d expect this to last for years because the metal is solid and the bumper/roller mechanism is hard enough to not wear down quickly. It’s nice that they included tools. I always love it when they do that. Super thoughtful.

This heavy duty 6" roller assembly should work for most low-speed applications.The kit comes complete with two rollers, a heavy steel bracket and two wrenches.The bracket is fabricated from 1/4" thick steel. The sheared edges on the unit I received where rough and sharp, in addition, the bracket had a slight curve which prevented the rollers from being exactly perpendicular to the bracket and parallel to each other. The rollers were machined well, however, they do not have any bearings, which, if installed properly and not over tightened, should be OK for most applications.Over-all this is a heavy duty roller assembly which should work fine for most low tolerance applications. As I'm not one to cut corners and strive for perfection in my work, I cleaned up the edges and flattened the bracket to get it back in perfect alignment. Considering the quality and materials, I consider this to be an OK value.