Glider Bearing Arm Bracket, 9 Inch Overall Length, 7-1/2 Inch Between Mounting Holes, Glider Brackets Hardware Replacement Hardware Rocker Parts, for Patio Glider Rocker Bench, 8-Pack — Open-Box, 20% Off

Wide Compatibility - The sliding seat bracket is compatible with your outdoor or indoor furniture, including rocking chairs, sliding benches, retro double sofas, sofas, chairs, etc., restoring smooth movement

Durable Material - The replacement rocking chair parts are made of rigid material, with a zinc coating to prevent rust and rapid damage. This technology enables patio sliding chair parts to operate stably and withstand various weather conditions

Smooth Movement - Replacing the sliding rocking chair parts transforms swings, chairs, or benches into smooth-moving sliders. Long-distance swaying provides a wider range and comfort, without any squeaks

Easy Installation - Ideal for DIY repairs, the sliding seat bracket is designed to be installed on frames. Please note that fasteners are not included in the packaging. For enhanced stability and extended performance, stainless steel bolts and nuts are the best choice for replacement

Package Contents - The package includes 8 gliding bearing arms. Total length: 9 inches, mounting hole distance: 7-1/2 inches, bolt hole diameter: 1/4 inch, offset: 1-1/32 inch. The precise gliding bearing arm bracket makes it easy to fix the main leg and sub base

Glide Bearing Arm Bracket The glide bearing arm is compatible with glide beds, retro double sofas, sofas, chairs, etc. Dimensions of the glide arm bracket with ball bearing Total length: 9 inches Mounting hole spacing: 7-1/2 inches Bolt hole diameter: 1/4 inch Offset: 1-1/32 inch Package includes: 8 x wheel bearing arms Why choose the replacement hardware joystick component Easy installation Furniture slides use common 1/4" diameter bolts for easy installation. They have a center spacing of 7-1/2", with enough offset distance to work with most standard slides. Enhanced structural stability This component is typically made of durable materials to withstand the forces generated during sliding, such as gravity, friction, and inertia. This ensures the structural stability of the glider and prevents issues caused by loose or damaged parts. Reducing Wear and Noise The design and materials of the glider bearing arm bracket can reduce friction and wear between various components of the glider, thereby extending its service life. At the same time, the noise generated during gliding is reduced, providing quieter operation.