Upper double rollers for 5 mm glass, deante XKCF2RN04

Upper double rollers for 5 mm glass by deante are engineered components for sliding and shower door systems that require reliable guidance and alignment. These rollers are intended for use with 5 mm thick glass panels and are compatible with frameless or partially framed installations. The design focuses on ensuring smooth movement of the door along the track while keeping the glass panel stable and properly positioned.

Advantages

These upper double rollers combine a compact profile with dual-wheel guidance that distributes load across two contact points, reducing friction and wear on both the roller and the glass edge. The rollers are crafted to maintain consistent alignment, support repetitive sliding cycles, and provide quieter operation compared with single-wheel alternatives. Their construction is suited to the dimensional requirements of 5 mm glass, simplifying the fitment process in compatible systems.

Suitable for

• Sliding bathroom shower doors with 5 mm glass panels
• Frameless or partially framed glass door assemblies
• Interior partitions or cabinet doors using 5 mm tempered glass

Key specifications

• Designed for glass thickness: 5 mm
• Double-wheel configuration for improved load distribution
• Upper-mount roller type for top-track installation
• Materials: corrosion-resistant metal components with polymer wheel surfaces for reduced friction
• Intended for use with sliding door and shower systems

How to use

Install the upper double rollers on the top edge of the 5 mm glass panel following the mounting points and instructions of the door system. Confirm that the glass thickness matches the roller specification before fitting. Secure the roller assembly to the glass or its clamp according to the system’s fastening method, then place the rollers into the top track and test the sliding motion. Adjust alignment and fastening tension as needed to achieve smooth, even travel and to prevent binding or lateral play.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the rollers and wheel surfaces for signs of wear, debris, or corrosion. Clean the tracks and wheel contact areas periodically and lubricate moving metal-to-metal interfaces with a suitable lubricant if recommended by the door system manufacturer. Replace rollers showing excessive wear to maintain safe and reliable door operation.