Prime Line Products B 715 Sliding Screen Door Roller 6 Pack

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS B 715 is a white plastic sliding screen door roller designed as a replacement component for sliding screen door systems. The roller fits into the bottom of the screen door frame and allows the door to glide smoothly along its track. This part is commonly replaced during routine screen door maintenance when the existing roller becomes worn, cracked, or broken. Each package includes 6 rollers, making it practical for multi-door jobs or service calls where more than one replacement is needed at once. A straightforward, low-cost repair component used by window and door technicians as well as experienced DIYers.

This roller is specifically noted for use with Andersen sliding screen doors. It is suited for residential applications where an existing roller has degraded and caused the screen door to drag, bind, or come off track. The white plastic construction blends with standard screen door frames. With 6 units per package, this part is well-suited for service professionals handling multiple units or maintaining a service inventory for common screen door repairs.

Key Features

• White plastic construction for a clean, low-profile appearance on standard screen door frames
• Designed for Andersen sliding screen doors as noted by the manufacturer
• 6 rollers included per package for multi-door service efficiency
• Direct replacement style for worn or broken sliding screen door rollers
• Lightweight at 0.74 pounds per package, easy to carry in a service kit

Compatibility

Designed for use with Andersen sliding screen doors as specified by the manufacturer. Confirm door model and roller dimensions before installation to ensure proper fit.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a window and door technician or a knowledgeable DIYer. Remove the screen door from the track before servicing the rollers by lifting the door and angling it free of the frame. Use a screwdriver to remove the roller retaining screw, swap the worn roller for the new unit, and reinstall before rehanging the door. Adjust the roller height as needed so the door glides evenly without dragging on the track or sill.