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Commercial Adjustable Top Roller Bracket Installation Guide
Need to replace or upgrade your top roller bracket on a commercial garage door? The Commercial Adjustable Top Roller Bracket offers a fast and reliable solution for getting your roller aligned and your door running smoothly again.
Watch the Quick Install Video
This 60-second video walks you through the installation process:
Installation Steps:
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Insert the roller into the bracket.
Slide your 2" roller into the new commercial bracket before mounting it to the door. -
Align with the old bracket position.
Hold the new bracket where the old one was installed. This ensures proper fit and function. -
Secure the bracket.
Use heavy-duty self-tapping screws or commercial-grade fasteners to attach the bracket to the top panel of the door. -
Adjust the roller height.
Use the vertical slots to adjust the roller position until it sits flush in the track. Then tighten everything down.
Why Choose an Adjustable Bracket?
- Provides precision alignment for top rollers
- Reduces strain on the track and rollers
- Improves overall door operation and lifespan
- Made for commercial-grade durability
🛠️ Get the part here: Commercial Adjustable Top Roller Bracket
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