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GRP16979_1
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This side mounted, 100 lb. rated slide is the industry standard for kitchen and bath cabinets as well as furniture. There are many uses throughout the house for this versatile side mounted slide. Use it in home offices, family rooms, bathrooms and kitchens. All slides in this series include quality features like soft touch ball bearings, a hold-in catch, a positive extension stop and a disconnect release lever. Series 3832 slides feature the 32mm hole pattern.
Applications:
- Store fixtures
- Desk drawers
- Residential cabinetry
- (Not recommended for lateral files. Use for side mount only)
Note: We DO NOT carry all sizes listed on the Accuride Product Information Sheet.
(1) Pair of 100-lb. Zinc Full Extension Drawer Slides - Accuride 3832 (10" to 28")
| Brand | Accuride |
|---|---|
| Weight | 4.8700 |
| Tech Spec |
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| Technical Documents | |
| Outlet | No |
| Load Rating | 100 lbs |
| Extension | Full Extension |
| Mounting Method | Side Mount |
4.7 / 5.0
123 Reviews
Great drawer slides!
These full extension drawer slides are great! They operate smoothly and as advertised. I Mounted them using the face frame brackets. Getting those adjusted was a little tricky, but once I did the slides performed perfectly.
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very good, as always
I tried another brand, only once.
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well made & dependable
As a rank amateur, I'm not familiar with a wide variety of brands; but I've used Accuride in the past and been pleased with the result. In this instance, wondering how I got into a position making a row of merely 11" deep drawers, I was pleasantly surprised to find that Accuride made (and Rockler carried) these stubby little 10" slides, which work just as well as the longer ones.
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Drawer Slides
work well, heavy duty, smooth action
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good quality
Nice fit, drawers close well
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Everything I Expected
My first attempt at using ball bearing slides. Went into my project without issue (A rolling tool cart) and work perfect. They provide full extension and have a little detent when closed to keep the drawers from opening on their own. Moving the rolling cart around does not result in the drawers self opening. Money well spent.
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Solid slider tracks
The tracks were fairly straightforward to install and are well made. They are made from a nice thick metal and are very robust. Good quality for the money.
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Good Quality
Will buy these for future projects. These slides are good quality and smooth operating in my custom furniture...
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Nice
Nice quality, smooth, and sturdy. Bracket kit for face frame worked out well. I installed slides first, then built drawers for a precise (+/- 1/64") fit between the slides. I don't know how much tolerance is built into to the slides and +/-1/64" drawer width may be overkill, but it worked well for me.
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Does the job is was made for.
Does the job is was made for.
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What size screws?
BEST ANSWER: the size that comes packed with the drawer slides
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- Robert Y on Jul 6, 2015
- Purchased on Apr 21, 2015
How do you determine the length to use when depth of cabinet minus 1" equals an odd number, i.e. 17"? Nothing is mentioned about whether to round up or down. I would guess down, but confirmation would be nice.
BEST ANSWER: The answer would depend on what kind of drawer fronts you have. If your cabinet depth is actually 18" and you have overlapping drawer fronts like the picture, you can use 18" slides. If you have flush fronts, then you have to allow for them to go back into the front of the cabinet space and would use 16" slides.
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- Kenneth P on Feb 8, 2016
- Purchased on May 3, 2015
Does the slide come attached to drawer sides as shown in pictures, like a box drawer or just the slide?
BEST ANSWER: These excellent slides are the slide only. They attach to your drawer with four screws which are provided. The screws to attach the slide to the inside of the cabinet is also provided.
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- Jeffrey U on Apr 29, 2015
- Purchased on Apr 13, 2015
does the 3832 accuride file drawer slide come with a template for easy installation and lining up the two pieces on each side of the drawer so it is level. I'm replacing existing hardware on a wood desk file drawer? Thanks Don Howard
BEST ANSWER: I don't recall a template being included wth the drawer slides. I'd suggest cutting a spacer of wood to sit the slides on that places the slides at the correct spot on the drawer side. Position the spacer along the drawer side, place the slide on the spacer and clamp it in place when you drill pilot holes for the screws. Repeat for the other side, and the slides will be lined up.
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- Steven C on Jun 15, 2017
- Purchased on Jun 18, 2015
Do I order a drawer slide the length of the side of the drawer or the depth of the cabinet front to back?
BEST ANSWER: Pat, I get them approximately the length of the side of the drawer. Generally they will be a little bit shorter, maybe an inch or a half inch. it's not critical. You do not want it longer than the length of the drawer. These are very strong and high quality slides and being slightly shorter will not affect a thing.
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- Garry K on Oct 26, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 11, 2015
Will the zinc finish provide enough protection for use in an outside kitchen? The area is protected from water by a pergola and the slides will be inside the drawer front.
BEST ANSWER: I think it would be good for a few years before corrosion would occur. If you want to be proactive and safe, use something like this. http://www.rockler.com/22-stainless-steel-drawer-slide
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- Mark P on Jun 4, 2015
- Purchased on Apr 1, 2015
when the drawer slide says that it is rated for 100 lbs, does that meen that the actual drawer will be able to hold 200 lbs with the pair of slides?
BEST ANSWER: 100 Ibs rating is per pair of slides total. The draw can hold 100 Ibs total.
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- David W on Jun 1, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 15, 2015
how thick is the slide?
BEST ANSWER: Slides are 1/2 inch thick, you must deduct 1" total from your draw box.
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- David W on Jan 28, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 15, 2015
Are these slides soft close and do they come with all the necessary parts required to install them?
BEST ANSWER: They are not soft close (I'm assuming you mean self close at the very end of the closing process). They do however come with all the necessary parts.
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- Robert J on Nov 20, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 26, 2015
I'm building a craft cabinet in a closet and need it to slide back and forth on a wall. I know this slide can handle the weight. If I buy two pair so that I can use the left side slides on the back of the cabinet, will they work with what I'm trying to do? The cabinet is open faced and will be 84" high by 30" wide by 7" deep wth adjustable shelves.
BEST ANSWER: I don't think that cabinet drawer slides were intended to bear weight on one side only, they need to be installed in pairs on either side of the load. You could possibly use drawer slides if you mounted them at the top of the cabinet, one on the back, and one on the front, with the mating part attached to an overhead brace. But it would probably be more effective and easier to mount a simple rail and roller system above and hang the cabinet from that. Think pocket door hardware or barn door hardware. Very strong, and you can make the rails as long as you please.
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- Paul G on Feb 22, 2016
- Purchased on Dec 2, 2014
Do these slides have positive stop ?
BEST ANSWER: Yes for the full extension.
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- David C on Dec 15, 2016
- Purchased on Nov 23, 2016
Can the side-mounting mechanism be attached to the cabinet back? Is a separate bracket required?
BEST ANSWER: yes, this can be done with the brackets http://www.rockler.com/accuride-face-frame-brackets-for-series-3832-3834-and-3864-slides sold separately.
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- Steve Staff on Nov 27, 2015
I have a 36 wide drawer I getting right to left movement with the slides is that common?
BEST ANSWER: I have not had that type of problem with drawers up to 24 inches wide, but it might depend on the depth. There is some potential for play side-to-side. I just finished a nightstand with 14" width and 18" depth, and I can move them side to side at full extension. The 100 lbs specification pertains to vertical stability, not horizontal.
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- Kenneth P on Dec 14, 2016
- Purchased on May 3, 2015
Can you get drawer slides that mount on the side , that are less than a half inch thick (1/2") like maybe 3/8" thick ,if so where can I get it ?
BEST ANSWER: I am not aware of any of this type of slide that are less than 1/2"
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- David W on Dec 6, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 15, 2015
what kind of slide should be used for flush drawer front?
BEST ANSWER: These Accuride slides high quality and will work well for flush drawer fronts. You will have to use a slide length which is at least one size shorter than the depth of your cabinet and then set the slide back from the front of your cabinet by the width of your drawer front. Both sides will need to be set back the same but the slides have elongated holes for this adjustment.
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- Jeffrey U on Jun 13, 2015
- Purchased on Apr 13, 2015
I need slides for drawers. When I measure them they are 19.5 inches in length. Is this accurate? Or would they be considered 20 inch? Does anyone know where the item number is listed? I can only see patent number 5 980 007 on the side. They say accuride and are zinc. series 3832
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