🔧 Enhance Drawer Functionality with Btibpse Classic Industrial Wooden Drawer Slides Review

Very easy installation! Cut my drawers to length and screw them straight. The drawers slide in and out very well and these drawers are heavy. Anyone could install.

This is more than what broke in my dresser but works fine. I cut it to size with a saw and drilled holes for the screws. It's reliable and it works!

Used to add a custom wood frame to an island. It requires some technical skill to do this, but the results are very good if you are able to do it. These slides work great and are exactly what I need.

My furniture drawers had metal rails that tore the wooden rail. This replaced the metal rail with a wooden rail and replaced the wooden rail for the drawer repair. This required cutting to length and some sanding.

June 2020: These runners/runners/tracks are a perfect match for my American Signature/Value City Furniture drawers. Simply cut to length, pre-drill pilot holes, apply some wood glue and screw in.

Product was damaged when received. When the product was packaged, the rails looked fine, but the counter rails looked over-milled. There were many cut marks on the side rail of the cabinet where the rail could easily be pulled out from the other side. This resulted in no wood on the rail section matching the box rail. Quality control can be questionable. A replacement was ordered, but this is a quality issue for the first time.

They didn't match my dresser. They would have been fine as replacements, but I tried to add slides where there weren't any. This chest of drawers is not designed for pull-outs. I can't return them because we cut them out. I hope to find another use.

I renovate furniture, drawer slides and slides are the most common problem. You did well. I had to alter (shorten) them as I couldn't find the size I needed. I was afraid they would chip or break when cutting, but they managed. I will order again.

The old drawer guide has split. This replacement was easy to install but requires basic woodworking skills as there are no standard sizes for these parts. Make sure you have some wood glue and some small screws to get the job done. The tools you should have are a drill and bits, a handsaw, a tape measure, a pencil, a screwdriver. You may need to squeeze the bottom of the guide for proper alignment.