🗄️ Bearing Drawer Slides with Extension Mount Review

Media could not be loaded. I used these in my build as I needed something sturdier than what I could find in HD/Lowes, but I didn't want to lose more than $200 on chutes that are destined for the expeditionary/ground industry. The slides provide an initial fixation when closing the drawers so that they do not slide out on their own under normal conditions. My kit included screws, but strangely not enough to put a screw in each hole. Small inconveniences.

I should have looked at the pictures better. There is a simple rubber corner plug. This is not a soft close. Sift Close is a spring-loaded mechanism that helps gently pull the drawer out the last few inches. You have to press hard on it and it's hard to open. Very disappointed that no installation instructions or distance information were included. They are much thicker than standard rails. So when replacing existing ones, you need to open a cabinet or craft a drawer. narrower price is good for

Our standard drawer slides are bent because one of our lovely children used the cutlery drawer to jump higher. Both sides collapsed at the same time. We decided to replace them with something stronger. They are definitely stronger, but it took a lot of modifications to make them work. They are wider than the standard drawer slides so we had to mount them to the cabinet wall instead of the frame, which required a block behind the drawer slides and a cut out in the frame to accommodate the wider…