🖥️ KINJOEK Keyboard Slide - 14 Inch Heavy Duty Ball Bearing Slides for Enhanced Computer Drawer Tray Organization and Furniture Efficiency, Adjustable Height Bracket and Screws Included - Silver Review

I ordered a brand new set of sliders and they both arrived quite scratched and worn. They don't have to be showpieces as they'll be living under my desk, but I didn't expect them to be so shabby right away. Installation wasn't the easiest, and I hope I managed it. everything is straight and level enough to hold. I'm pretty comfortable, but there were parts that didn't bend exactly 90 degrees and extra space where it really wasn't needed (a height-adjustable element attached to the slider)…

I deducted a star for lack of instructions/confusing assembly. I'm deducting a star for a product that was previously used (scratches visible in the photo). I'm deducting one star for the packaging (obviously it had been returned/used before, so the packaging was a disaster). I also deducted a star because the slide didn't have all the equipment I needed. We did not receive the four mounting screws shown above and had to improvise our shutter assembly to make it usable. Not happy with the…

UPDATE 17/8/2021 I bought them in May 2020. They died today after about 15 months of daily use. As a replacement I will buy a more durable set. I used them for a DIY keyboard stand for my desk. Guides work as intended, 12 screws and 4 screws included. I used 18 total screws for maximum stability and I suggest you do the same. Another gripe is that the slide mechanism doesn't have as much lubrication as I would have liked. I'll put some extra grease on the chains to fix this problem. These are…

The mounting kit allowed me to make a rail that hangs low enough to fit my MIDI keyboard. It seems pretty solid although I didn't manage to install it perfectly. They are made up of three parts on ball bearings, so the mechanism feels smooth and solid. The metal is of decent quality and equates to some of the best rack rails I've seen. , or just use your screws. Get installation help! Even though I measured everything, it was still a bit of a mess to install. This is a heavy duty splint so it's

I ordered these rails to use with my new motorized desk. What a disappointment. No instructions, just parts in a plastic bag. The pictures on the product page help with the installation. The brackets that hold the rails to the underside of the desk are flimsy and don't attach well to the rails (wrong fit and only one screw). If you order the so-called quantity 2, you will receive a left and a right slide for one setup, but you will not receive slides for 2 setups. The result is a very flimsy…

I've installed countless home furniture, appliances and building items handy with tools. As others have said, the first value flag is no blocking, so the tablet is basically floating when fully extended. The main problem is that the metal is too weak to hold its shape around sensitive areas like ball bearings - very light use will stretch the metal causing the inner guide to pop right out of the socket. I noticed it was loosening before having a total disaster with my $200 Corsair K95 payment…

I bought these because I have a music studio and I don't have enough space on my desk for my CB and mouse. I wanted something cheap because I already had a melamine board that I like to sit on. Also, my KB is very thin and my mouse isn't big, so the fact that this can be very unobtrusive helps. I don't have much space under the table as I have a stool. What it does well: Holds keyboard and mouse. What he's not good at: Matching sides. I had to choose between "both sides snap when retracted" and

We bought a set of 8 slides to create 4 drawers under our work from home desks. Seriously, you can never beat the price. NOTE: Of course, because these slides are ridiculously cheap. Don't expect them to be durable or ready for use without a little work and patience on your part. Don't worry they are really easy to assemble if you just think before you cut or screw and just do it step by step. For real. That's easy. We had some nice wooden pallets in our garage (from stash) so we decided to cut