Centerline 100 lb. Full Extension Drawer Slides, Black Finish

An affordable option for medium duty box drawer applications, these side-mounting slides feature a full-extension, non-handed design and a convenient lever disconnect for easy drawer removal. 100-pound load capacity. Black finish creates subtle look with dark laminates or wood tones.

Additional features/specifications: Telescopic movement Ball-bearing action 32 mm hole pattern Open access design for easy installation Requires 1/2" side clearance Found only at Rockler, Centerline drawer slides are an economical option for standard quality performance. All Centerline slides have been BIFMA tested and certified to 50,000 cycles — the industry standard. Instructions and mounting hardware included.

Centerline CL-757 Slide Instructions

Customer Reviews and Photos for: Centerline 100 lb. Full Extension Drawer Slides, Black Finish Average Rating: (4.3) (3 customer reviews) Add your review...

1) Submitted by Al Wilson, from Roswell, NM on 9/24/2009 Customer Rating: Purchased six of these slides for a chest of drawers I am building. Quality is excellent, slides move without binding and are easily installed. Thank you, Rockler for a fine product.

2) Submitted by Dan J. Buss, from Viroqua, WI on 3/20/2009 Customer Rating: I know this is not the intended use for this type of slide, but it worked great on this pull out. On the right side of the cabinet I installed a slide out of which accomodates over 100 1/4" dowel. The dowels hold spools of thread for easy access. Shelves on the left side for more storage of sewing accessories.

3) Submitted by Russell Richter, from Houston, TX on 6/1/2009 Customer Rating: I got a pair of the 28" drawer slides and was installing them into the bottom of an end table I had built. These lower drawers will be toy boxes for my daughter's toys, so they are necessarily deep and the 28" extension was great. The only problem I had was one of the slides was defective. After sliding the assembled drawer members into the cabinet members, I heard something falling onto the floor inside the cabinet. I thought my daughter had left some toys on the dust frame, but it turned out they were the ball bearings from one of the slides. There is a sliding rack that keeps the ball bearings in place, and there is are a pair of punched tabs that keep that rack from sliding out. Well, one of the slides had these tabs and the other one didn't. I know Rockler would have replaced them, but with the members already installed and Rockler 45 minutes from home, I just inserted the little ball bearings back where they belonged (a tedious process that took 15 minutes), drilled a hole where the tabs should be, screwed in a machine screw that I had ground down to keep it from interfering with the mechanism and moved on. It slides just fine now, and the ball bearings are staying put.