Overview
These 3/4 extension drawer slides are among the quietest, smoothest and lowest profile slides on the market. An ideal choice for face frame cabinets, the slides are made from heavy gauge steel coated with easy-to-clean epoxy for maximum convenience and durability.
Features:
- Durable epoxy coating
- Smooth running synthetic wheels on tempered steel axels
- Slides require 1/2" space between drawer side and cabinet opening
- Drawers open to approximately 4" less than their overall length
- Rated for up to 100 lbs.
What's included
(1) Pair of Blum® Low-Profile 3/4 Extension Epoxy Coated Drawer Slides - White
Technical Details
- Brand: Blum
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Why did you choose this?
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to repair two dresser drawers
Todd R
on Apr 12, 2018
Project
Kenneth R S
on Apr 3, 2018
to repair two dresser drawers
Todd R
on Apr 12, 2018
Have used before
Donald V
on Apr 12, 2018
I need a zero clearance drawer slide, self closing ?
BEST ANSWER: It sounds like you need undermount drawer slides. All of the side mount ones require 1/2" clearance on each side.
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- JOHN A on May 1, 2015
- Purchased on Mar 27, 2015
shallow pantry drawer 21 deep 32 wide-contractor used cheap hardware and now my drawers keep falling out of the track. Adjusting the side rails is not helping. I know the Blum hardware is heavier duty with better rollers but will they handle the weight and operate well? I tend to overload shelves with a lot of canned goods and my old hardware is NOT holding up. My definition of a pantry unit is just that, a pantry.
BEST ANSWER: I've used Blum hardware successfully, but on lighter projects. Rocker also offers Centerline hardware rated for 35#, 75# and 100# capacity. The drawer slides are full extension and seem to work great. I used them on a comic book cabinet that holds thousands of comic books and they seem to operate smoothly without any "sagging". Full extension is great also, for those hard to reach cans of corn in the back of your pantry! Good luck.
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- JIM G on Dec 14, 2015
- Purchased on Apr 3, 2015
is this rail 14 in and 3/4 long?
BEST ANSWER: The rail is always shorter than the actual number that they say. Example: The 14" is approximately 13 13/16
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- Linda D on Sep 20, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 3, 2015
do the rollers use ball bearings? The ones I am trying to replace spin freely for a long time (ball bearings) but other replacement slides seem to have plain bearings. I'm concerned about wear with a heavy drawer (full of silverware).
BEST ANSWER: These slide have ball bearing rollers and should work OK for a silverware drawer. If you're concerned about the weight, I would go with full extension drawer slides.
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- JOHN K on May 17, 2017
- Purchased on Jan 13, 2016
how much space does the drawer actually take up?
BEST ANSWER: Need more information to answer, "space" in which direction? If you are asking about the drawer slide and not the drawer itself, the drawer slides are each about 1/2" wide, so the face frame or cabinet opening must be at least 1" wider than the drawer.
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- JOHN A on Oct 31, 2016
- Purchased on Mar 27, 2015
Are these slides self (soft) closing?
BEST ANSWER: They are not soft-closing like the more expensive ball bearing slides. They are self-closing, in that if you bring the drawer to within about a couple inches of being closed, it will pull it in the rest of the way.
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- JOHN A on Jan 17, 2017
- Purchased on Mar 27, 2015
I built a cabinet where the outside edge of the face frame rail to the 3/4" brace in the rear is 23". Can I make the 22" slide with the rear socket fit?
BEST ANSWER: Hey Mike,
The slides should fit, but while they are rated for 100 lbs, I wouldn't go near that weight with the rear sockets. I used to do the rear socket installation but found that I got better support and easier installation by installing fillers along the inside of the cabinets to come out flush with the faceframe.
The slides should fit, but while they are rated for 100 lbs, I wouldn't go near that weight with the rear sockets. I used to do the rear socket installation but found that I got better support and easier installation by installing fillers along the inside of the cabinets to come out flush with the faceframe.
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- JOHN K on Jan 12, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 12, 2016
how do you adjust the Blum® Low-Profile 3/4 Extension Epoxy Coated Drawer Slides?
BEST ANSWER: I followed the the dimensions on the print that was supplied with the slides and they functioned properly with no adjustment nessesary.
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- Paul P on Feb 26, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 4, 2015
Is the 12" drawer length model 34827 a side mount unit ? Do I need 2 pairs or is 1 pair at $5.49 sufficient for 1 drawer?
BEST ANSWER: This is a side mount unit. You only need 1 pair per drawer.
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- Linda D on Sep 22, 2015
- Purchased on Apr 3, 2015
I am looking for a jig to install drawer slides The under the drawer type. Blum used to produce a good one but I can't find that type anymore. Can you help me?
BEST ANSWER: Rockler has great Jigs for Blum drawer slides. I make cabinets and furniture, they work great. Contact customer support to make sure you get the right one.
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- Barry H on Mar 30, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 31, 2016
My drawer box not including the face of the drawer is 18” deep (17” inside the box) and I do have 1/2 clearance on each side. what size Blum drawer slides would you recommend I order? 16 or 18”?
BEST ANSWER: 18"...if you go with 16" slides, you lose 2" of access in your drawers. The way to handle that is to go with full-extension slides
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- JOHN K on Jan 12, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 12, 2016
Where can I get these in a 27 3/8" length? I have a garbage/recycling drawer that had these in this length and I need to replace them. I can't find them anywhere. Are they no longer made?
BEST ANSWER: If you open the spec sheet linked in the description you will see 26" ones, part number 230M6500, but it appears that Rockler does not stock them.
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- NicksGarage on Jul 31, 2017
- Purchased on Jul 31, 2017
Do the Blum drawer slides include the rear mount socket?
BEST ANSWER: no, rear mounting sockets are sold separately http://www.rockler.com/blum-mounting-sockets
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- Steve Staff on Oct 6, 2016
How deep can my drawer be for 18" Epoxy-coated Blum track (34850)?
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Us them all the time simple and easy to install
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Great value, easy to install
I found these slides to be easy to install and adjust. They are a great value for light to moderate duty applications. I would recommend these to others.
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Great slides for the $
These slides are great for budget concious projects. Used these to replace drawer slides on a desk drawer that broke.
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Keybnoard Tray
I have a computer desk with a sliding keyboard/mouse tray. The original slides gave up the ghost.
This new set of slides are a perfect fit even though they are a bit longer than the originals. They screwed right in, now the tray slides like it should.
This new set of slides are a perfect fit even though they are a bit longer than the originals. They screwed right in, now the tray slides like it should.
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Replacement for what should have been original.
Builder supplied cabinets had light duty slides on drawers that are 34"x20"x10" deep. Need I say more but lasted 15 years. Drawers had to be closed from the center only or would want to come out of the track. Replacements are much heavier duty.
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New pantry shelves
built and installed 2 new slide out pantry shelves and these drawer slides were perfect for the application. Work great.
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Drawer slides
The only type of drawer slide I ever use. Easy installation plus make drawer usage soo much easier
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