Is there something that I can buy or something I can do so that these rollers fit into the frame ? It is really wobbly and will not work.
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Yes. I bought 3/8 inch plastic casters from our local Ace hardware store. The come 4 to a package and cost about $2.89. They fit snugly and you won't have any problems at all. I told the salesclerk what I needed them for and he knew what I needed right away.
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The best solution is to just give up and return them! These things do not work. I was so frustrated by the time I finally gave up. If you actually get the three pieces to fit together and only concerned with the rod sliding in the brackets, one thing to try is to use one loop of the curtain on the other side of the bracket and that could help hold it in place.
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I can relate! I had to roll the very tight to my scalp and try to lean my head back so that they wont flip to my face and fall. It is either my hair is not long enough for these rollers for the clips to hold or I need bigger clips for this job. However, while using these rollers, I managed to roll my hair, trying to achieve an inwards curl, by fixing the clip holders towards my scalp, parallel or next to my scalp. Not keeping the clip holders on top, but placing them under the roller. I hope that made sense! Another good idea is using youtube for some good tips. At least you will get a visual guide instead.
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I purchased double prong clips (1.75"L) to use with these rollers. They would be perfect, but they are not long enough. I would suggest double prong, but get them atleast 2"+L, if you can find them.
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Mine is also wobbly! I am having problems with it; am sure I put it together correctly but it is not very sturdy. Has anyone else found this and what did you do?
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Each footing has a 1 1/2 inch wide depression running crosswise to hold the bed roller in place. It might just work for you.
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I found that they did not hold any of the rollers in place that well. If you are looking for a tight curl.
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I replaced the wheeles with something similar to these, but cheeper (http://www.rockler.com/french-country-bun-feet) and put these (http://www.rockler.com/screw-on-tee-nuts-choose-size-thread) in the holes the wheels went into. Added maybe an Inch and a half, but as an Island in our kitchen, it worked out. Im sure you could find legs closer to the size that the wheels are if you look around. I've had it almost 6 months, and its solid.
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Any slider with a flat surface will be problematic. I suggest looking for a roller that will mitigate an uneven surface.
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Hi, sorry it took me so long to respond. Unable to install rollers on this table.
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I do not know how to reverse that problem. Do you think you used the roller too hard?
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Remember these are plastic so I feel that's the purpose for the rollers, these are very large. They do make ones for circular beds as well. As long as your bed frame is solid on the bottom. It will fit a large frame.
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We have been using ours without any problems. You might try cleaning the rollers with a little alcohol & see if that helps.
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I have the same problem with my total gym 1500. I came across your amazon.com post while searching for a replacement wheel. I found a store that sells replacement parts for the total gym 1500 model if you are still looking for rollers. I don't know if they are legit, but they say they sell wheels and other replacement parts for the total gym. Also, one thing that was indicated by them on their site is that "Our parts are very high quality after-market replacements and are not official or endorsed by Total Gym Fitness, LLC®." I hope this helps you because I know how frustrating it is when looking for a round plastic wheel and finding out that no one sells them. I have the same problem with my total gym 1500. I came across your amazon.com post while searching for a replacement wheel. I found a store that sells replacement parts for the total gym 1500 model if you are still looking for rollers. I don't know if they are legit, but they say they sell wheels and other replacement parts for the total gym. Also, one thing that was indicated by them on their site is that "Our parts are very high quality after-market replacements and are not official or endorsed by Total Gym Fitness, LLC®." I hope this helps you because I know how frustrating it... » Read More I have the same problem with my total gym 1500. I came across your amazon.com post while searching for a replacement wheel. I found a store that sells replacement parts for the total gym 1500 model if you are still looking for rollers. I don't know if they are legit, but they say they sell wheels and other replacement parts for the total gym. Also, one thing that was indicated by them on their site is that "Our parts are very high quality after-market replacements and are not official or endorsed by Total Gym Fitness, LLC®." I hope this helps you because I know how frustrating it is when looking for a round plastic wheel and finding out that no one sells them. « Show Less
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I agree with other response. The rollers make it easier to push onto the arms, but it doesn't roll freely.
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It's been a few years since I installed mine. I think I just had to drill new holes in the wood posts for the headboard to make it fit with the frame I had. It shouldn't take much more than that. You may have the same problem with any frame so I would try this first.
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I've been thinking about that a lot since I walked through it myself. First my grandson ran through it and blew it right off the rails. I managed to get it back working. Apparently, it was weakened, though, because I turned into it and pulled the screening right off the roller. You can buy appliques, but I don't think they will work well rolling up. The best thing would be to paint something on with a stencil. My wife doesn't want anything on it, as she likes it invisible. I'll let you know if I come up with an optimum solution. I haven't repaired it yet, so it is not high on my house to do list.