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GRP31305
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Supports loads up to 220 pounds.
Solidly built to support loads of 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 32mm systems for easy installation.
Features:
- Sold in pairs and includes installation instructions and mounting hardware
- Steel ball-bearing action for smooth and quiet operation
- Trigger disconnect for easy drawer removal
- RoHS compliant, meeting the newest European and US ecological standards
- Made from high grade steel with an attractive zinc finish
- Tested to 50,000 cycles and backed by Rockler's limited lifetime warranty
- Replaces Accuride series 9301
- Requires 3/4" of side clearance
- Drawer needs 3/4'' clearance on both sides to accommodate slides.
(2) Heavy-Duty Full-Extension Drawer Slides
(1) Package of Mounting Hardware
(1) Set of Instructions
(1) Package of Mounting Hardware
(1) Set of Instructions
| Brand | Centerline® |
|---|---|
| Weight | 8.1600 |
| Tech Spec | |
| Technical Documents | |
| Load Rating | 220 lbs |
| Extension | Full Extension |
| Warranty | Lifetime |
| Finish | Zinc |
| Length | 16'', 18'', 20'', 22'', 24'', 26'', 28'' |
| Mounting Method | Side Mount |
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4.8 / 5.0
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Made for a couple great drawers under my dinette in my camper.
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works great will now have to replace the rest or suffer the consequence
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So far so good. Using it to support my 100lb planer and it slides super smooth.
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very heavy duty slides
used them on a chest for shelves and it is very over engeneered
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Great product. Easy install. Fair price.
Great product and easy installation. I used these slides for a 40” wide pantry wine drawer and they have carried the load beautifully with no signs of wear. My only critique would be the inclusion of a few more low profile screws, but hardly worth the complaint. I will certainly use these again.
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Two weeks in I would recommend these
I built a two drawers in my mobile home with these and they’re amazing. My heavy climbing gear is organized and easy to access. I learned a lot while putting these together, but I could have used more in depth instructions than what I received.
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Beefy Slides for heavy loads.
Great set of heavy duty slides. Used them to replace worn out set of lighter duty slides on trash cabinet. Just had to adjust my cabinet because these are 1/4” wider than the originals.
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Very pleased with slides. Used for shelf for industrial grade electric grill.
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These are well engineered sliders and worked perfectly ...
( they should provide more screws )
( they should provide more screws )
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Because I want stuff to slide.
Aaron S
on Aug 10, 2018
I am going to use these for a musical keyboard workstation drawer as part of a studio desk I'm building. These should hold the weight pretty well.
Leander P
on Jul 26, 2018
Because I want stuff to slide.
Aaron S
on Aug 10, 2018
My drawers will be 28 inches wide and this slide would accommodate that width nicely.
Nancy K
on Aug 9, 2018
What is the maximum spread between slides on the 28" Series 758 220-lb. Heavy-Duty Full-Extension Centerline® Lifetime Slides. I would like to make a shelf above the washer & dryer so my wife can reach items, distance between the walls above w & d is 60"?
BEST ANSWER: I used them for a 6' sliding shelf and it works great.
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- Casey H on Mar 5, 2016
- Purchased on Sep 22, 2015
Does the 16" extend to 28"?
BEST ANSWER: My 18" extend out to around 36" so I would assume the 16" would go out at least 28" if not 32".
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- Matt K on Feb 22, 2017
- Purchased on Mar 11, 2015
Does multiple slides increase the weight rating? I am building a slide out pantry and want to maximize durability and weight tolerance.
BEST ANSWER: I would assume that increasing the number of slide pairs would increase the weight bearing capacity of the entire system. It seems no different than adding more hinges to a heavier door or more tires to a heavier truck. The weight will be distributed amongst the multiple slides. Whether the increase in capacity is perfectly linear with the number of slide pairs installed -- I don't know. You might want to give your project a certain percentage margin like 20 - 30% over your maximum anticipated load to ensure a robust system that can withstand some abuse.
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- Andrew C on Mar 7, 2016
- Purchased on Dec 9, 2014
I would like to use the #220 rated slides for lateral files that will be ~ 36-40" wide x 20" deep (front to back) will they work ok?
BEST ANSWER: I installed them for drawers nearly identical in width and depth, and about 15" tall. I made the drawer sides of 12" wide 3/4 poplar and also used 3/4 poplar strips on the inside of the cabinets so all slides are firmly attached. Front, back and bottom of drawers are 3/4 plywood, with 3/4 poplar strips running front/back in the center to provide support for the bottom of the drawer. I mounted the slides more than halfway down the sides of the cabinet. I made 3 drawers like this, to hold heavy power tools.
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- David F on Jul 26, 2015
- Purchased on Apr 22, 2015
Recommended Maximum drawer width not depth?
BEST ANSWER: You purchase the slides length for the depth of the drawer the dimension of the drawer sides. There is a recommended maximum width or the dimension of the front and back of the drawer. I have my drawer widths at the maximum dimension and they work great. A two finger pull - silky smooth with over hundred plus pounds.
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- Roger R on Jun 26, 2015
- Purchased on Apr 19, 2015
can the series 758 be mounted under the drawer?
BEST ANSWER: I have always used them as a side mount. I suppose you could mount them under the drawer but you would have to do some design work to attach it to the drawer and the cabinet. It would not be as straight forward mounting approach as a side mount.
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- Bryan S on Dec 6, 2017
- Purchased on Dec 11, 2015
have a space that is 48" deep and about 22" wide. I would like to put a piece of plywood there for storage that I can pull in and out. I will be setting totes of decorations etc. on the plywood. Drawers are not really practical here tho I may put some kind of "side" on it so the totes and things stay on the plywood. I'm thinking drawer slides, or something like that, would make this work...but I don't know what to order. I might make sense to put a caster or wheel on the plywood in the middle to facilitate it rolling in and out without putting too much pressure on the slides? thank you!
BEST ANSWER: I have a 150lb framed mirror I attached to these slides. I did this to access a concealed television which is mounted behind the two way mirror in the wall frame. There was no way I could safely remove and replace the mirror by myself to gain access to the TV if necessary. This idea solved the problem. I just slide the mirror to one side and there is the TV. You could absolutely use these slides for your storage. You would have to have the plywood secured to something like 1x2's which would then attach to the slides. It would be similar to the way regular kitchen cabinet drawers are attached except your plywood would be like an open kitchen door. I have actually done what you are asking about, too. I have a 4 foot by 24inch sliding shelf for storage in my garage using the drawer slides. I attached my slide to a steel frame which is lined with plywood. If you do not have the skill to construct this you could reach out to someone who understands this concept. I had to get my carpenter friend to help me mount this mirror and the storage slide out in the garage. Both works great.
John
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- J B on Jan 4, 2016
- Purchased on Dec 13, 2014
Is the 20” slide unit exactly 20” long or does my cabinet need to be deeper than 20” to accommodate the slide?
BEST ANSWER: AS I Remember it is 20" long.
It has been some time since I put the slide in and I no longer have access to that cabinet or I would check it for you.
Hope that helped; Good luck Charlie.
It has been some time since I put the slide in and I no longer have access to that cabinet or I would check it for you.
Hope that helped; Good luck Charlie.
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- Lester L on Nov 17, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 16, 2016
I want to mount a toolbox on a shelf under a workbench so it can slide out of sight. Can I mount the slides to angle aluminum which would be mounted to the shelf?
BEST ANSWER: Yes the aluminum should be at least 1/4 thick
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- David P on Jan 2, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 11, 2015
I misplaced the package of screws, anyone know what size screws come with these slides?
For those who have used the slides, do you believe they will actually support 220 pounds? I want to build a cabinet in a wall and put a 200 pound safe on a pull out tray. These look like they will work but I would like some feedback from those who know.
BEST ANSWER: If your safe nearly maxes out the slide weight capacity that doesn't leave you much storage weight capacity .
We used the 500 pound slides which have worked well for years . They do get a little cranky at full extension but still function faithfully
We used the 500 pound slides which have worked well for years . They do get a little cranky at full extension but still function faithfully
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- Joal C on Feb 9, 2017
- Purchased on May 7, 2015
Can these be installed horizontally (flat)? I have a cabinet with a 48" shelf that I need to put a flat-screen TV and be able to pull out. Need to mount them underneath, not on the sides, to help support the shelf.
BEST ANSWER: Hi Jim, I have used the same slides to build shop drawers that hold wood and heavy tools. If I am understanding your question, I have a suggestion for a slight alternative. Perhaps you could turn the shelf into a four to six inch deep box, make it even more solid by dividing it down the middle, and mount the whole structure to the side of your unit. The box could be a drawer if you put a front on it, or just cubbies for the remotes. Either way, the supportive structure will pull out fior access or visibility, whichever your goal was. Kind regards, Kathy Wingert, (Wingert Guitars)
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- Kathy W on Oct 10, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 11, 2015
Hello my name is Jeff, I'm looking for a heavy duty guide for a step that will be put under a platform. The step will be pulled out and pushed back in after the patient steps up and gets on platform. Needs to glide over carpet and stay put until pushed back in. Any suggestions on a guide or slide available ?
BEST ANSWER: If you check with Rockler Woodworking they have many different varieties of slides and they have weight amounts for each size you need. Put in size & weight needed in their search grid & you will come up with what you need. I have purchased several sets of full extension slides from them & have been very pleased. they operate easily.
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- Doris D on Nov 9, 2015
- Purchased on Aug 17, 2015
how wide is the is 18"?
I have a generator inside a ventilated enclosure and want to use these drawer slides as a means to mount them to the generator's skids in order slide it out to access it's sides and rear compartment for maintenance. Would this be a feasible item to purchase?
BEST ANSWER: Depends on the weight of generator , I think it would.
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- LeeRoy K on May 2, 2019
- Purchased on May 16, 2017
measurement of guides given are fully extended ?
BEST ANSWER: The dimensions shown are for the slide in the closed position.
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- David Staff on Dec 7, 2018
I want to mount a cooler in the back of my PU truck to theses so it will slide out to the edge of my tail gate, how weather resistant are these? Do they offer other styles that will withstand the elements better? Those new style yeti coolers are to heavy to handle.
BEST ANSWER: Hey Brad, I don’t know if they make all weather ones but I will tell you I have used the 220lbs slides with my yeti in my van. The Yeti is my stand in for a fridge while I am on the road. I have had them for about three years now and they are great. These slides hold my yeti unsupported when it is full of ice and food and I have never had a problem with them. Maybe look into seeing what material they are made of, (I can’t rememmber myself) because you may get a good 5 years out of them before they fail even if they are not all weather. Check with Rockler customer service and see if they have an all weather variant.
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- Shawn D on Aug 27, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 28, 2016
Quantity shows as 1. So, do you multiple the price times 2 for a pair???
BEST ANSWER: The package for these drawer slides includes 1 pair of slides.
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- David Staff on May 30, 2018
I want to put glassware on a shelf in a cabinet. I need glides that pull out absolutely smoothly. Will these work for me?
BEST ANSWER: I would say so. They are very smooth with many roller bearings. I was impressed by the quietness and smoothness of the operation
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- Jason B on Mar 1, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 10, 2018
Are these soft closing slides?
BEST ANSWER: No. They do not have a soft-close feature.
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- Kevin M on Sep 16, 2017
- Purchased on Oct 6, 2015
is it possible to double up the slides so the tray will extend out past a cabinet, I'm trying to make something that will allow access to the back side of stereo ? equipment that is fairly heavy
BEST ANSWER: Check out the Over Travel Slides: Centerline Lifetime Series 757. The 100-lb capacity extends 1-inch past full extension.
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- Timothy C on Sep 20, 2017
- Purchased on Oct 22, 2015
Hello, I built a "slide-out-TV-'L'-shaped-support" to mount a 60" TV. The TV weight is 60 lbs and it's mounted on a plywood attached at a 90 degrees angle at the end of a shelf-like drawer. The idea is to be able to slide the TV set out to gain access to the connections behind it and to a book case on the wall behind the TV set. I purchased similar "Heavy duty" sliders rated 150 lbs (somewhere else). The sliders worked fine but kind rough and only 10 or so slides. Now it's almost impossible to slide the TV out. I can't use the space behind the TV and if I need to access the connections, well... its tough.
My question: would this sliders work? The rating is 220 lbs and the TV set is only 60 lbs, but it's mounted at the very end of the sliders and I'm looking to slide it out as much as possible (28"). Am I "in violation" of any design parameters? Thank you very much! Manuel
My question: would this sliders work? The rating is 220 lbs and the TV set is only 60 lbs, but it's mounted at the very end of the sliders and I'm looking to slide it out as much as possible (28"). Am I "in violation" of any design parameters? Thank you very much! Manuel
BEST ANSWER: Hi, I have used this slide set for a project of mine.
I had a mirrored sliding door that I used the slides on and it worked out quite well. The door had a weight of about 60 lbs like your TV. At full extension I had a drop in the out side edge but you will have some of that with any slide. The slider is rated high enough to be used and not fail. I am not an engineer but that has been my experience.
Hope this helps you out.
Guy
I had a mirrored sliding door that I used the slides on and it worked out quite well. The door had a weight of about 60 lbs like your TV. At full extension I had a drop in the out side edge but you will have some of that with any slide. The slider is rated high enough to be used and not fail. I am not an engineer but that has been my experience.
Hope this helps you out.
Guy
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- Guy A on Jul 3, 2017
- Purchased on Feb 6, 2015
will these work in a kitchaid compactor ?
BEST ANSWER: Tom,
I have no idea. Are the existing slides of the compactor broken? If so, I think you'd be better off getting replacement slides from Kitchenaid or a reputable appliance parts house. Those will be designed to fit whereas trying to adapt the Centerline slides may be a challenge, or, they might fit right in. For a compactor the Centerline slides should certainly be able to handle the load.
I have no idea. Are the existing slides of the compactor broken? If so, I think you'd be better off getting replacement slides from Kitchenaid or a reputable appliance parts house. Those will be designed to fit whereas trying to adapt the Centerline slides may be a challenge, or, they might fit right in. For a compactor the Centerline slides should certainly be able to handle the load.
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- John J on Jun 6, 2017
- Purchased on Jun 20, 2015
i am replacing slides on my kitchen cabinets they are 18.5" deep and the cabinet is 24" deep to the front face from the inside back. i want to know what length slides I need to use? I assume these will allow me to mount the sliders to the drawer and the and cabinet, is that correct?
BEST ANSWER: If you have the room, I use 22" slides. If your drawers are only 18ish.....the 22's will work.
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- Michael R on Dec 23, 2015
how do I separate the 2members of a center slide?
BEST ANSWER: Push the black plastic lever that slides out when you separate the 2 halves.
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- Jason B on Aug 1, 2015
- Purchased on Apr 1, 2015
Is the 220lb rating per slide or per pair?
Is the 3/4" width requirement for each side slide or combined width of both sides? 18" Series 758 220-lb. Heavy-Duty Full-Extension Centerline® Lifetime Slides
I have a 23.5" deep cabinet to the face frame and I would like to install a trash drawer in it. I'm wondering if the measurement given for the slide is the overall measurement of it closed? How far does it extend?
BEST ANSWER: The slide length given is the length of the slide in the closed position. These are a full extension slides so that means the slide will extend out the same length when it is pulled out.
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- Steve Staff on May 5, 2015
Thickness of slides?
are the installation instructions included?
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