TopSlide® Series 758 Heavy-Duty Drawer Slides

Solidly built to support loads up to 220 pounds, these high-grade steel slides offer smooth, quiet operation for some of your heaviest applications. A positive stop prevents drawers from accidentally rolling open, while the trigger disconnect allows for simple drawer removal. Mounting hole pattern is consistent with all 32 mm systems for easy installation. Requires 3/4'' of side clearance. Includes mounting hardware and instructions.

Additional features: RoHS compliant, meeting the newest European and US ecological standards Attractive zinc finish The TopSlide® Advantage In Rockler’s blind performance tests, TopSlide slides consistently outperformed alternatives from eight top drawer slide manufacturers, with consumers repeatedly selecting them as the quietest and smoothest running option. Like all TopSlide slides, the 758 Series is made of high-grade steel and surpasses all BIFMA, BHMA, and ANSI standards for quality. They are certified by the Woodwork Institute (formerly WIC), and backed by Rockler’s unconditional limited lifetime warranty for performance.

Customer Reviews and Photos for: TopSlide® Series 758 Heavy-Duty Drawer Slides Average Rating: (5.0) (3 customer reviews) Add your review...

1) Submitted by James Hodde, from Brenham, TEXAS on 7/3/2009 Customer Rating: I used this slide for a pull out shelf for a tv in an entertainment center. Haven't put the tv in yet, but I am sure it will do the job. Very heavy duty.

2) Submitted by Richard Agan, from San Diego, CA on 6/9/2009 Customer Rating: I used the TopSlide to add a pull out shelf to a storage cabinet. I needed a slide that was 34 inches long, and could carry a heavy load. The TopSlide was a perfect choice.

3) Submitted by Randall Richards, from Chatsworth, GA on 1/26/2009 Customer Rating: I have an old Craftsman table saw that I have used for about 30 years. I always had to drag it around the shop. If I wanted to rip a full piece of plywood, I always had to have help. I designed this table to allow me to rip plywood by myself. I used the heavy duty drawer slides to allow me to slide the saw left of right. This way, the stock coming out of the saw can all slide out on the table. It works even better than I expected that it would. Now I have to devise a clamping system to hold the saw in place. I am presently using spring clamps, but I plan to add a clamp to the saw that will clamp down on the slide. Saw Table with slides attached