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Upgrade Your Garage Door with a Junior Adjustable Top Roller Bracket
Over time, top roller brackets can wear out or shift, causing your garage door to run rough or misalign with the track. Replacing them with an adjustable version gives you a quick, DIY-friendly solution. In this post, we’ll show you how to install our Junior Residential Adjustable Top Roller Bracket in just a few simple steps.
Watch the Quick Install Video
Need a visual? Check out our 30-second install guide:
Installation Steps:
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Insert the roller into the new bracket.
Start by sliding your garage door roller into the new bracket before attaching it to the door. -
Line up with the old bracket position.
Hold the new bracket where the original one was mounted. Use the same holes if possible for a secure fit. -
Secure with screws.
Fasten the bracket to the door using self-tapping screws. Make sure everything is tight and secure. -
Adjust for smooth movement.
Use the vertical slots on the bracket to position the roller so it glides smoothly inside the track. Once aligned, lock it down.
Why Use an Adjustable Top Bracket?
- Improves roller alignment
- Reduces door drag and noise
- Helps prevent premature roller or track wear
- Ideal for quick DIY garage door repairs
👉 Ready to upgrade? Pick up your Junior Adjustable Top Roller Bracket now and get that door rolling right again.
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