🔧 Alise 10 Inch Bearing with Enhanced Shutdown Capability Review

These rails are not smooth. It takes a pull to open them and a push to a certain point to close them. The packaging was incomplete. no screws, no instructions.

I used these for a raised shaker style dog bowl box. I made a box to hold a plastic tub. Perfectly installed, the mechanism works perfectly, just insert the drawer into the latch and it will close itself.

10 inches is too small for a rail like this. At least I think so. I bought three of these and none of them work properly. Difficult to open and latch before fully coming out. You have to pull on them to get them all the way out. Not fully extended when fully extended. DO NOT BUY THESE!

After installing the skids, it was difficult for me to slide the shelf out and back in. At first I thought there wasn't enough room so I removed the shelves, cut off a half inch from one side and replaced the wood paneling and drawer slide. I put in a shelf but it was still difficult to pull and push. So I immediately ordered another brand.

After installing the rail, I had trouble removing and replacing the shelf. At first I thought there wasn't enough room, so I removed the shelves, cut off a half inch from one side, and replaced the wood paneling and drawer slide. I put the shelf in place but it was still difficult to pull and push. So I immediately ordered another brand.

These rails are not top quality but do the job. I used them to make a pull out shelf for my desk. I have to pull quite hard to make the shelf slide, but my shelf doesn't have a handle. If you're using them for a drawer, that's probably less of a problem since you'll have a handle. The first set I received was defective (one of them had a broken plastic clasp) but the second pair was fine. If I could find a better quality set of drawer slides I would buy them, but these were the only 20" soft…

Very disappointing. Self-closing systems are minimally affective, she needs a little help. Installation was a nightmare, the ball bearing retainers bent and the balls fell out requiring me to reinstall 3-4 times. It was a big struggle at first to get the slides to work properly. I have been in the joinery business for 12 years representing the drawer slide industry. I would not sell or feature this drawer slide. The only plus was that he was "black". They also included black screws (a good…