32mm Heavy Duty Nylon Patio & Screen Door Roller 35kg

Heavy-duty 32mm concave roller moulded from glass-filled nylon with a reinforced sealed bearing, rated to 35kg — the stronger option for larger, heavier sliding patio and screen doors.

Key Features

• 32mm concave-profile glass-filled nylon wheel (see the Roller Types chart)
• Heavy-duty sealed bearing rated to 35kg
• 6.4mm axle bore — fits many common carriages
• Tougher alternative to the standard 25kg acetal roller

Specifications

• TradeBase SKU: ROL32NYL35
• Roller diameter: 32mm
• Axle: 6.4mm
• Profile: Concave
• Load rating: 35kg
• Material: Glass-filled nylon with heavy-duty bearing

Compatibility

• Fits heavier sliding patio and screen doors
• Check the dimension drawing against your existing part before ordering — sliding door hardware varies between brands and series

Installation Tips

• Check the track before you fit. File any burrs or flat spots smooth — a damaged track will chew out a new roller within weeks.
• Clean all grit and old grease out of the track. Grit is what kills a roller, not load.
• Replace carriages in pairs. A new roller running against a worn one carries uneven load and both wear out early.
• Match the new roller to the old one for wheel diameter and profile — concave, convex, V-groove or flat.
• Check the axle matches too — same diameter, same length and the same fixing type as the roller you removed.
• Slide the door through its full travel before refitting stops or screens.

Care & Maintenance

• Use a dry lubricant only — silicone or dry PTFE. Oil and grease hold dust and grind the roller.
• Sweep the track out every few months, more often in coastal or dusty areas.

Warranty

Covered by our 12-month warranty and your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.

Check the fit before you buy

Download the TradeBase Actual Size Identifier (PDF) and print it on A4 at 100% / Actual size — not Fit to page. The part is reproduced at true 1:1 scale on a 10 mm grid and measures 31.8 mm overall. Lay your existing part straight onto the page to confirm it matches. A calibration bar on the sheet lets you check the printer has not scaled the page.