American Standard Saver Bath Door Bottom Rollers - AMS-710340-101

The Saver bottom rollers are the replacement roller hardware that carries a sliding bath or shower door along its lower track. When a Saver door starts dragging, jumping the track, or grinding as it slides, the bottom rollers are usually the worn part, and they are sold as a service part so you replace the rollers instead of the whole door assembly. They are made by American Standard for the Saver bath door line.

These are American Standard service rollers for the Saver bath door line, and that's the fit they're sold against. Sliding bath door rollers are not a generic part, the roller diameter, stem offset and bracket hole spacing are specific to the maker's track section. If the door you're repairing is a Delta, Kohler, Basco or any other brand, get the roller for that enclosure rather than fitting these.

710340-101 is the bottom roller part only. A sliding bath door runs on separate top and bottom hardware, so if the wobble or bind is coming from the header end, the bottom rollers won't fix it. Order the top guide or roller for the Saver door separately. Property managers replacing rollers across a run of units usually take both, since the doors wear at the same rate.

The base number 710340-101 is the same for both, the suffix is the finish: .2130A is Silver Shine and .2950A is Brushed Nickel. If the old roller has no legible marking, go by the finish of the door's track and frame hardware. Brushed nickel reads as a warm satin grey, silver shine is bright polished.