if I plan to make this span 30" wide, will I need a center support/ roller?
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No, you will not need center support. Though, these units require 3/4" on each side. The other issue with these units is the tracks do not separate. The are locked together. It is tricking attaching them. You need to attach to the cabinet box first, then you need enough room to attach the tracks to the drawer box. I was not happy with these units, and would recommend going with Accur-glide (not sure of the spelling). Joe V
339945
I have a 7ft slider and did not use the center bracket at all. My drapes are not too heavy and there has been no problem using a single panel drape. Hope this helps you.
522284
Yes. You will have to have to move it around until you get it positioned where you feel it is doing what you need. This may turn out to be a bit of an awkward position but you can brace it in place with a pillow or wrap it with towel or blanket. These rollers come together kinda' like a big pinch and really do a good job for the $.
1812306
Two supports come with the stand. If you want to purchase a roller support or a wider support, you can do that separately.
438183
I only extended mine to 56 inches and if I had extended it any more I would have felt it necessary to use the center support and I am not using insulated curtains. In my opinion you will need to use the center support or find a sturdier six foot rod system.
391130
I have used it but I bought a 12" roller from Harbor Freight and placed it on the edge surface of a 2 x 4 and used it that way. This made sure that it didn't drag too much over the surface. It might work just find by itself but you might try it and then try my suggestion. I am using it with a Craftsman Professional table saw with a 30" fence width.
1738144
Well then that changes everything. My door is 32mm thick and there is plenty of room either side of the roller brackets. I think you will be happy with this. The only thing is you will likely have to use all of the spacers/shims that sets off the rail from wall so that the door doesn't rub wall and/or your wall base. They supply plenty of shims so you can calibrate it to your needs and thereby limiting any excessive door-to-wall gap. The only thing "negative" I have is the instructions relies a lot of on the installer's construction acumen. Good luck! :)
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I have mine mounted on a universal tool stand. As long as I don't take to deep of a cut per pass, no worries about vibration or having it come off the tool stand. Instead of using a table per say for support on infeed / outfeed, I use a pair of those adjustable roller supports, never had a issue with it
1554520
Yes, you will need both rollers. It is a great attachment but it does take practice and patience!!
688937
I find that it does sag due to stretch, but I just tighten it. I also purchased two rollers that connect the top and bottom of the line. That certainly helps, but limits use of the whole line.
186363
Sorry, No it won't. My husband has a Jazz Master also. Does not require a Roller Bridge. It is all in how you set it up.! Go on "You Tube "to see how it is set up . ;)Good Luck!!!
415502
Any slider with a flat surface will be problematic. I suggest looking for a roller that will mitigate an uneven surface.
688939
without internal supports, I can almost guarantee any line like this will sag...also, your supporting poles on each end must be strong and deeply buried to counter weight and pull over such a long distance...good luck. You may even have to go to a larger diameter line to contain the line pull over such a distance without the line breaking.
1090012
Yes. The outside distance between supports is 30 inches. So that gives you an inch.
122045
No. You would have to customize them for the front. But they do make a non adjustable roller for the front. Easy installation.
2059485
No support in the middle on this but if u have a box spring that will work. We store the roll under boxes with winter cloths under it with no problem. Hope this helps
464614
You will need a minimum of 30 inches wide. Any width smaller and you will be scraping your door frame.