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The B2C Mito Sliding Door Roller is designed for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to restore smooth, quiet operation to their wardrobes, cabinets, or closet doors. Featuring a durable ball-bearing mechanism, it supports doors weighing up to 50 kg while ensuring stable, effortless movement. While it provides excellent longevity due to its corrosion-resistant galvanized finish, users should be aware that the package is a single unit and does not include the necessary mounting screws.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | Mito |
| Brand | B2C |
This roller is designed to support a maximum weight of 50 kg.
No, this is a single item purchase and does not include fitting screws.
While the galvanized finish is corrosion-resistant, it is primarily designed for indoor wardrobes and cabinets.
It is designed for standard wardrobes and cabinets; please verify your track width and mounting style against the product specifications.
This allows customers to purchase the exact number of rollers needed for maintenance or single-door repairs rather than being forced to buy full sets.
Check the track for dirt or debris and verify that the roller is correctly aligned within the groove.
Re-adjust the mounting position or check if the track itself has become warped or misaligned.
Ensure the roller is properly seated and apply a small amount of silicone lubricant to the bearing assembly.
Installation involves securing the roller to the base of the door panel using appropriate fasteners. Before beginning, ensure the track is free of debris to allow the new roller to seat properly. Compatibility relies on matching the roller dimensions to your existing door channel. To maintain performance, wipe down the track monthly to remove dust buildup and inspect the roller for any obstruction. If the door begins to feel sluggish, a light application of silicone-based lubricant on the bearing can restore factory-level performance.
