I'm building a cabinet and don't quite understand if I need to buy rollers too. I want 1/4" acrylic, heavy sheets (3' tall), to slide. Thanks!
1274394
recently bought these and use it for 4'x4'x1/4" ply wood. works great! maybe with heavier acrylic you can spray tracks with silicone or some kind of lubrication
1274395
I don't believe these are designed for rollers, although you could probably use them if they fit. I used 1/4" birch plywood about 44" high by 32.5" wide and the slide well (they're actually 3/16" thick). If your acrylic sheets are a full 1/4", they may have trouble. The slot seems to be just exactly 1/4" wide so they might bind.
1274396
Should not be a problem, my cabinet that I made was 1/4 in thk tempered glass 30" x 28" and no problem on the sliding situation. You should be in good shape
2094299
*no roller is very thick just use small paint stick smear on and will stick
2086940
i've tried other brands' long rollers, but they are not interchangeable, or as large. i would recommend purchasing the roller specifically made for these rollers...they are very well made, and come with an extender for a longer reach. i've had mind for years and it is holding up very well.
448140
I apologize for the late response but my message was buried in my email.I think these will work fine with 2 in rollers. I use them with 1 inch rollers but there is plenty of give in them. I love mine and am thinking of ordering another set.
1897501
The slide is fine for what it is. It's not on drawer rollers but it doesn't stick. Afterall, it's not a $500 end table
1866896
The rollers are 150 mm (about 5.5 in.) wide, the width of a standard home pasta machine. You would need to use more than one sheet for doing pies or casseroles, unless you were making mini tarts or smaller individual pot pies.
217232
If you have a cabinet it won't be problem. The bottom will screw down to the bottom of your cabinet, the top will adjust to mount to the top of your cabinet. I had to add a 1" board because my cabinets are tall. The assembly rides on a ball baring assembly, so there are no rollers to purchase, its all included. Just screw it down to your existing cabinet, mount your doors to the front of it and your done.
415502
Any slider with a flat surface will be problematic. I suggest looking for a roller that will mitigate an uneven surface.
738370
i think you sent question to wrong person...i was just reviewing the product. the page says: 1/16, 1/6, 1/4, and 3/8-inch removable discs make it simple to roll to a desired thickness
1129363
Yes, rollers are rubber coated. I don't have it with me here but it will NOT open to 3/4 of an inch. It will accept 1/2 inch substrata however.
1427967
I'm not sure, but the roller they send is not any good, its more of a slider. The cabinets I painted were small and a brush worked just fine for me as well as enhanced the wood grain beneath. It did seem pretty thin and may work well thru a commercial sprayer. The coverage is very good. Good luck.
2065529
Once you order the roller with sheet roll, then refills are much cheaper. I got the large roller several years ago, and since have been buying quantity lots of refills...the 60 sheets, extra sticky at that. Also, I have had Amazon Prime for years so shipping saves for costs, whereas you can get the big roller and one sheet roll at lesser cost but you'll pay for shipping, handling and tax. I guess it is a matter or choice.
696850
Yes and no. If you pull really hard, you'll get three or four sheets. The roller is not that tight, but we use the larger rolls and the weight of that heavier roll tends to allow only one at a time. The ability of replacing the roll compared to others we tried, is worth the extra spin of the roller at times.
167530
If articulate means they can roll either way, no, they don't. If it means you can pop them in one direction or the other depending on your preference, I'm not sure.... But they're pretty low-lying, so I'm wondering if you could get some thick sliders from home depot to put on the ends and that would do it?
1762396
Think you will need the slightly smaller one - it gives the same effect of rollers without having to wear them! And a little less rigid.
2275277
The diameter on these is 1 1/2". They fit the black Ever Care roller. I believe I got mine at Walgreens, but had to purchase the roller and sticky sheets as a set; neither was sold separately. Hope this helps!
1374903
This roller is primarily intended for roll-in and roll-out of home appliances such as a refrigerator, however the slightly curved roller profile does allow a small amount of turn mainly for fine adjustment of alignment. If you are looking for freedom of movement then you'll need a swivel type. See also my review about roller resistance as I found this set unsuitable for a sliding bookcase project and am now changing to a 2" low profile caster found at a good price on eBay. Hope this helps.