A center mount slide without any wobble, this low profile under mount slide maximizes space in kitchen and bath cabinets as well as furniture drawers.
Maximize available space by mounting this low profile (1-3/8'' W X 3/8'' H) ball bearing slide beneath your face frame drawers. No hardware is visible on the drawer sides when the slide is extended. Rigid steel rails easily support 35 pounds. Offers 3/4 extension and stable, wobble-free movement. Slide needs no adjustments during installation.
1) Submitted by
Roger C. Van Dalsem, from Tulsa, OK
on 10/13/2009
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Easy to install in less than 30 minutes total. Now even though the drawer contains about thirty pounds of silverware opens without much effort. Plus the drawer no longer drops down in the front as if the drawer was going to fall compeltely out of the cabinet.
2) Submitted by
Tom, from Grants, NM
on 10/11/2009
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I thought these would be more study, the drawer become very bouncy when you get near the end of the slide. I tried pop-riveting at support to the bottom of the slide but it made no difference. Next I plan to try an angle brace at the back of the drawer down to the slide to see if it minimizes the bounce. I recommend buying one and trying it out before doing all of you drawers this way. The teflon slide are also very low strength and impossible to install without pre-drilling a hole for the nail otherwise the nail breaks out or pushed through the weak plastic.
3) Submitted by
Frank Hajaistron
on 10/3/2009
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The product was just what I ordered and easy to install. I was able to track it with no problem and it arrived just when they said it would. GREAT SERVICE!!
4) Submitted by
Jack Wilson, from Burke, VA
on 9/29/2009
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Easy to install and they work exactly as described. I would buy again.
5) Submitted by
Charles Gamble, from Nichols Hills, OK
on 7/9/2009
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Low profile of these slides were the only replacement slides that would fit my old manufactured kitchen cabinets. I used two slides on each draw to make the replacement equal to the original. You have to take care to get everything lined up square and level. The end result makes for a very smooth moving draw with no side play and great load capacity.
6) Submitted by
Glen Schult, from Milford, NH
on 5/8/2009
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This old dresser belonged to my grandmother. Now the kids have it for their new baby. So the new baby will have a dresser that's from her great, great grandmother. I had put off the puchase of these slides thinking that it would be a lot of trouble setting them up. The installation involved a little extra work to create the needed bracing but, the adjustment to make the drawers align, and stay true was a lot easier than I thought. Now the drawers move in in out so much easier without having the worry of pulling them all the way out by mistake.
7) Submitted by
Jim Porter, from Columbus , IN
on 4/25/2009
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I have a drawer in an end table that has allways been very hard to open and close. I have thought many times getting a sliding rail. I finally did it and it works with greatest of ease. I have another one to change and will be glad to get it finished also.
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Harry & Harry SLC, UT
- 07/17/2009 See more...