35-lb. Center-Mount Drawer Slides - Centerline® 714 (14" to 24")
Maximizes available space.
Item #
GRP31295
Maximize available space by mounting this low profile (3/8" thick) ball bearing slide beneath your face frame drawers. No hardware is visible on the drawer sides when the slide is extended. Rigid steel rails support up to 35 pounds. Offers 3/4 extension and stable, wobble-free movement.
Features:
- Sold singly and includes rear mounting bracket, tack glides, installationinstructions and mounting hardware
- RoHS compliant, meeting the newest European and US ecological standard
- Made from high grade steel with an attractive zinc finish
- Center mount design saves space and provides a clean look
- Tested to 50,000 cycles and backed by Rockler's limited lifetime warranty
- One slide per pack (for one drawer).
(1) 35-lb. Center-Mount Drawer Slide
(1) Package of hardware
(1) Set of Instructions
(1) Package of hardware
(1) Set of Instructions
| Brand | Centerline® |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.4900 |
| Tech Spec |
Rockler Item # 47772
Rockler Item # 45885
Rockler Item # 48114
Rockler Item # 49796
Rockler Item # 44087
|
| Load Rating | 35 lbs |
| Extension | 3/4 Extension |
| Mounting Method | Center Mount |
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159 Reviews
35 lb Center Mount drawer slide
This product was purchased to replace a broken center mount slide in a kitchen cabinet drawer. The kitchen was built in the 1980's. Technical Support helped me to purchase the correct length slide for this application. The installation was easy and the drawer is working well.
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Very pleased.
Easy to install and works very well.
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The slides work great.
The slides worked great and Rockler provides great customer service. I had a question regarding installation, called the store and was provided the info I needed.
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Great quality slides!
First time I installed drawer slides. Had no idea what I was doing or how to mount them but after a few trial and errors and adjustments to the slides they work perfectly.
My first kitchen island build. White concrete countertop will finish it off.
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Awesome slides
I make two drawers for my lower kitchen cabinet and these slides worked just great.
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Replacement
I needed replacement parts for my dresser and these were just what I needed. Speedy Service. Good Communication.
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As a novice woodworker it sure would have been nice to have a video on how to install these on existing drawers. the slides themselves work as advertised in there quite well made I would recommend this to anyone installing Center Mount drawer slides.
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Work very well
I use these in all my drawers. Easily installed.
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Center mount drawer slide
Worked out great for my project. Slide is sturdy and easy to install
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dresser repair
It took me all of 20 minutes to remove the old one and install the new one.
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Rodney E
on Aug 12, 2018
to repair drawers
Victoria W
on Aug 6, 2018
I like them
Rodney E
on Aug 12, 2018
On my dresser drawers the center slice broke, it was made of wood the bottom slide and the top of metal (is lost). Its a old dresser I hope this item can help me to fixed.
Ofelia O
on Aug 10, 2018
On my dresser drawers the center slice broke, it was made of wood the bottom slide and the top of metal (is lost). Its a old dresser I hope this item can help me to fixed.
Ofelia O
on Aug 10, 2018
Because Broyhill would not help me replaced worn-out metal and wood drawer slides, I had to turn to Rockler ....and they appear to have the solution. I should have started with them.
James K
on Jul 31, 2018
What slide length should I get? Drawer is 18.5" deep. Cabinet is 24" deep.
Which measurement do you go by? The one on bottom of drawer or bottom piece?
BEST ANSWER: Both measurements should be used: the length of the drawer and the depth of the cabinet.
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- Steve Staff on May 13, 2015
best way to separate the two members
BEST ANSWER: I was able to separate them by keeping them in the mostly closed position then pulling to the open position quickly with solid force and they separated. If you pull them to the open position then try to apply the amount of force required to get them apart you will find them very difficult to separate. You need a running start and let the momentum help with the separation.
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- DENNIS D on Feb 21, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 1, 2015
What is the difference between these and the Accuride 1029, besides price?
My cabinet is 20 3/4" inside from front to back, and I'm installing centermount slides for the drawers. Should I buy 20" or 22" slides?
Help! How do I get the two pieces apart? I have tried pulling them and no luck. What am I doing wrong?
BEST ANSWER: You just have to pull hard to get past the catch. It took me three tries to get the first one apart.
Don't pull slow get some momentum so you can get past the catch at the end.
Don't pull slow get some momentum so you can get past the catch at the end.
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- mark h on May 13, 2015
- Purchased on Dec 26, 2014
Centerline drawer slide. How do you separate the two pieces? What is friction fit?
BEST ANSWER: See the following video on this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzGG0vFBI-E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzGG0vFBI-E
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- Steve Staff on Mar 14, 2016
The cabinet is 23 5/8 the drawer is 18". Do I buy the 22" and build the back with a piece of wood?
What's the widest drawer I should use these on? For a wider drawer, could i use two in parallel?
BEST ANSWER: Anything over 24 inches I would use 2 because there would probably be a tendency to put more in which would cause you to exceed the weight restrictions
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- LARRY H on Apr 28, 2018
- Purchased on Apr 28, 2016
What is the width of these slides?
BEST ANSWER: Width is 1-3/8".
http://go.rockler.com/tech/47510-714-Series.pdf
http://go.rockler.com/tech/47510-714-Series.pdf
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- Steve Staff on Aug 26, 2015
need to remove the drawer to re-finish cabinet. the instructions do not tell how to do that. So how do I remove the drawer? bottom center slide.
BEST ANSWER: I wish I could help. I had purchased this item for a possible project but have not used it yet.
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- David K on Aug 23, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 22, 2016
Where are these slides made?
I want to install drawers in a cabinet with shelves. I have 3 three drawers already but made a measuring error and there is only 3/8" clearance on the sides (total!) I'm looking for a slide that I can mount on the shelf and on the bottom of the drawers. Does such a thing exist? Would a center mount be the only way to go?
BEST ANSWER: A center mount could certainly work, but your width would be the determining factor. I only have used them on very narrow drawers. If the drawers are over 12" you may be out of luck or you could consider using two slides instead of one. Then again it might be more inexpensive to just remake your drawers to a narrower width.
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- Bruce P on Oct 8, 2015
- Purchased on Apr 9, 2015
Does the slide has a stopper to avoid drawer sliding out easily?
BEST ANSWER: Yes. As you get toward the end of the slide it becomes more and more difficult to pull. So you really have to work on it to get it to come out. You would not be able to accidentally pull it out.
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- Mark M on Jun 27, 2020
- Purchased on Jul 3, 2018
I’m making pull out shelves/drawers/tray for kitchen and bathroom. some will be used for heavier items like pots and pans, I can’t imagine it being stable with 1 center slide if I’m creating shelves/drawers with out drawer frames. I’m debating on using 2 of these parallel on the bottom or doing side glides. Anyone have a suggestion? Easy and cheap (the slides not me 😂) but that work nicely, I don’t care too much about how high end it looks. I live in a rental apartment with a tiny, old kitchen with 75% of the cabinet space basically unusable unless you have gadget arms . Anything will be an improvement 😉 I feel like the under mounting slides would be easier. I’ve used side mounting pocket sliders before and those were not that fun to install but I love them.
BEST ANSWER: My application called for side-mounted slides. I agree with you that a single, under-mounted slide could end up putting a lot of stress on the slide due to uneven loading. To counter that, you would have to use quite a rigid frame and, if you are going to do that, I would just go with side-mounted slides.
As to this brand, I found it to be very solid though there is little forgiveness in the opening width requirements for the slide. In addition, the "self-closing" feature doesn't seem to engage until almost the very last bit of drawer closing. Still, I'm quite happy with mine!
As to this brand, I found it to be very solid though there is little forgiveness in the opening width requirements for the slide. In addition, the "self-closing" feature doesn't seem to engage until almost the very last bit of drawer closing. Still, I'm quite happy with mine!
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- Jim E on May 11, 2020
- Purchased on May 16, 2018
I need a center slide for a dresser 17" long, either 1 and one quarter or 1 and one half inches wide and one half inch high. Where can i purchase?
BEST ANSWER: I believe the Centerline 714 will fulfill these requirements. There are other factors involved in this decision. The construction of the dresser itself is one of them. I would suggest you buy one and see if it will work for you.
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- Charles P on Aug 23, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 13, 2015
i have a 40+ year drexel armoire. one of the drawers center mounted drawer guide (if that is the right word) deteriorated. the ball bearing piece fell apart. having difficulty finding replacement. the track itself is 16 1/4' in length and 5/8" in diameter with the exception of the end. what can i send you that will allow you to know exactly what i need?
BEST ANSWER: Please contact support@rockler.com . Feel free to include dimensions and photos if you have them available.
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- David Staff on Apr 30, 2020
how do I remove the drawer with center mount side drawer slides ?
BEST ANSWER: Press the little lever on the inside of the slide with it fully extended.
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- Tom F on Sep 1, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 5, 2016
What is the vertical dimension of the slide (lower rail with upper rail fitted inside)? I'm trying to replace a broken slide that measures about 3/8 inch high.
BEST ANSWER: I get 3/8" of an inch when I check it. There is an engineering drawing on the product page 2/3 of the way down that also shows 3/8"
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- Richard D on Jun 21, 2017
- Purchased on Sep 14, 2015
are your 47510 3/4 or full ext slides???
Has anyone had problems with the metal tab bumping on the screw holding the slide to the front of the cabinet? What am I doing wrong here?
BEST ANSWER: yes I have Please let me know what you find out
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- v on May 11, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 23, 2016
I can't get the drawer past a small nob on the shelf piece. Is there a trick?
BEST ANSWER: If the ? is to separate the slide into 2 pieces it is not easy. I manage by extending the slide open as far as you can get it. I then place the slide vertical on the edge of my tablesaw catching an edge in the middle of the slide. Place two hands on the bottom of the slide below the tablesaw and pull downward to release the two parts. To remove the slide and the drawer from the cabinet, I vigorously pull the drawer out fully in one motion till it separates. Ken
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- DONNA D on Nov 5, 2015
- Purchased on Dec 9, 2014
My cabinet is 19" deep. What size slide should I order?
BEST ANSWER: The slides have an adjustment range of about 1-1/2 ", so the 18" size should work for you.
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- Kenneth S on Oct 9, 2015
- Purchased on Apr 23, 2015
How do I pick the right center slide size for my drawer?
BEST ANSWER: You'll want to consider both the length of the drawer and depth of the cabinet and compare it to the ranges listed, to be sure that both fall within the given ranges for any given slide.
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- Steve Staff on Aug 5, 2015
are these for face frame?
how to remove drawer from center mount drawer slides?
How does the rear mounting bracket lock to the cabinet member? Every time I open the drawer, the cabinet member pulls away from the rear mount unlocking the drawer and causing it to slide all the way out.
the technical data centerline 714 drawer slide 20 inch states it fits drawer lengths 17.9 to 19.68 inches. I see no way to adjust these below 20 inches. is the technical data correct or do I need a shorter slide?
Your catalog says that the Centerline 714 slides can be used in both face frame and frameless cabinets. How do they attach?
I am replacing the old center mount drawer slides on an armoire. The current slide measures 14 1/2". Is there a replacement slide this size?
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