35kg Heavy Duty Adjustable Carriage & Brass Roller 36mm – Suits Dowell® & AMP®

Key Features

• Heavy duty adjustable carriage and roller rated to 35kg
• 36mm brass roller for heavier doors and long service life
• Suits Dowell® and AMP® patio sliding doors
• Height-adjustable

Ideal For

Replacing worn rollers in heavier Dowell® and AMP® aluminium sliding doors.

Pack Contents

1 x heavy duty adjustable carriage & roller

Compatibility

• Replaces and suits Dowell®, AMP®
• Fits aluminium patio and sliding doors
• Check the dimension drawing against your existing part before ordering — sliding door hardware varies between brands and series

Specifications

• TradeBase SKU: CARDOW35BR
• Load rating: 35kg
• Wheel: 36mm brass
• Material: plastic carriage; brass roller
• Suits: Dowell®, AMP®

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.
• Fit the rear carriage first, then set the front carriage to get your clearance.
• Adjust last to bring the door parallel with the jamb, working from the handle side.
• 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

10-year TradeBase warranty plus 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 42.6 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.