📦 Enhance Drawer Stability with Prime-Line Products R 7261 Drawer Track Back Support – Pack of 2 (White) Review

This support bracket was perfect for the rail on the cabinet under my wall oven. The cabinet is over forty years old and I was afraid this part would not fit. It was great and took about ten minutes to do the job.

The drawer support on the back of a closet in my 55 year old house finally broke. This is a replacement rear drawer slide. Perfect replacement part, there were two in the package so I have one on hand for future use. The hardest part was getting to the bottom of the hole as I'm not as skinny as I used to be.

After buying a 1960's house, some kitchen drawers had the supports on the back of the drawer broken. They worked great even though the design was over 50 years old. I think the plastic is a bit thicker than the older version (hopefully stronger too). The support part also comes with screws.

These brackets fit perfectly. One fixed my broken 1960's kitchen drawer. The specs don't include relevant information on what size drawer support will work with this bracket. My support was 1" wide and it fitted perfectly. The broken bracket was the original for the drawer and was round in shape. I'll try to include a picture of my broken bracket that I replaced and this bracket to show that the inside measurement is 1". Thank you for having a product that will allow you to fix my drawer…

My cabinets were installed in 1976. And after years of use, the original back support on my cutlery drawer broke. making the box unusable. I'm so happy they still do. I also noticed that the builder used "brackets" instead of screws when installing this brace. I won't make that mistake. If they had used screws I don't think the brace side tabs would have broken. I replaced each drawer with stapled supports and found 2 more drawers, half of which are broken and waiting to be retired.

In the midst of a pandemic and while undergoing chemotherapy (and living alone), my late 20th century kitchen drawer completely collapsed. Not too hopeful about the prospect of a do-it-yourself repair, I pulled out my runner's manual and tried to find one of those nylon clamps at Revain. OMG - I found this within 5 minutes and it looked EXACTLY like it was broken on my drawer slide. The next day, about half an hour after the screws were installed correctly, everything was tight! While I was at…