Set Of 5 Pairs 22-Inch Full Extension Ball Bearing Side Mount Drawer Slides For Hardware, Available In Various Lengths Of 12'', 14'', 16'', 18'', 20'' And 22'' Review

I recently just purchased sets of 24" and 22" Friho drawer slides for a kitchen project. I went with Friho again as I purchased a set 3.5 years ago and they have been working flawlessly since. In 2018 I built my daughter some bedroom furniture. She was 11 years old at the time, she is now almost 15. I mention this because you can imagine the use and abuse a preteen/teen will inflict on just about any piece of furniture. Everyday they get pull out, yanked and slammed! The drawer slides have…

I had turned an old dresser into a chest for tool storage, but the original drawer slides couldn't hold the weight. I had looked for slides at local stores and most sold for around $30 or more per pair. That would have cost me at least $150 so these were a big savings.Before installing the slides I added a center support and a 1x2 underneath at the back of each drawer as a just in case to insure support. I could have saved some time if I'd just put the slides on first as the extra measures…

These slides are very well made, heavy duty and operate smoothly. At my local home center I would have paid nearly 60% more than I did on Walmart. I've just finished installing five sets in a rolling work table and I will be buying them again for other projects. If you haven't installed drawer slides before beware that these do not come with instructions (at least in my case), but don't worry, there is plenty of online help if you need it.

These slides are so much better than the typical wheel on track type. These came pre-lubricated, so that was also a nice benefit. Once each side is lined up correctly, the slides definitely work amazingly. I put these on a small little night stand I built. They shouldn't see much weight, but time will tell how they hold up over time. Near the end of the fully collapsed travel, there is a little "bump" that helps to confirm that you closed it all the way and it also helps keep the drawer from…

I replaced this on a us general/HF tool cart, used regular short 3/16 rivets, not same as original (I just didn't care for the looks of solid rivets that much more complicated to install and more money to spend ) had to match and drill some of the hols also expend the holes diameter by little fro the rivet to go in, seems very solid and able to hold the weight of the tools.Only thing that is difference is the sound of the track when sliding in and out, I even added bunch of grease on the tracks

I installed 13 drawers into a custom-built wall unit in our bedroom. I repurposed the drawers from our pre-existing dressers, but they had the bottom drawer slide. I was floored when I saw how much side mount drawer slides were at the home improvement stores. I ordered these from Walmart at a FRACTION of the total cost I would've spent elsewhere. I've installed all the slides and assembled all of the drawers and couldn't be more pleased!

Bought these hoping to replace and upgrade sliders on drawer. Didn't realize the amount of work involved until i got them so I returned. Product looked nice and sturdy but couldn't spend the time to install them. Instead, i bought exact replacements from the original. If this application works for you then I would recommend as this product looked nice and sturdy.

I bought these because of the price and getting 5 of them. I put these on drawers I have that will be holding my dishes rather than putting in upper cabinets as normally would. I needed something that could handle the load and these do for sure! Love the fact even with a load they fully extend without a problem! We are remodeling our kitchen and going to be adding a small pantry so I will be buying these again and will make shelf drawers to put inside. Can't bend as easily anymore to look in…

When I bought the cabinets in my kitchen many years ago I cheaped out on the drawer slides and bought 3/4 pull slides. Saved a few hundred bucks but bought myself trouble getting to the backs of the drawers. I finally got fed up with it and bought these new slides. A Miracle! Now I can get at the stuff at the back.Installing was pretty easy. Took a bit to figure it out as the included instructions weren't terribly helpful but once I got the first one in the rest were much quicker.I also thought

Needed to replace some desk drawer glides I screwed up a couple years ago by mistake. I purchased these to correct my mistake and went way above my expectations. Easy install supplied the hardware needed and were way better quality than ones that come with the desk.

Ran out of the slides from my cabinet material supplier & ordered these so I could finish the job. They work as well as the more expensive ones through my supplier. I'll be ordering more of these.

They fit exactly on my kitchen pantry shelves. They glide so very smoothly and you can't hear a thing. I put them in and it was relatively easy but be sure to measure that you will have room for them.

These were heavy and a bit too wide for my application, but they still worked. I'm an older woman (64), so installation was a bit harder for me. I was replacing the older drawer slides in a 6 pc. oak cabinet/desk I was redoing. The first attempt at installation didn't work, but I found that I didn't have the exact width that was required. So I had to do a bit of sanding to get the right width opening. Once I did that, they worked great. These are really nice slides/glides.

They work. Very bare bones, value slides. No soft stop or self pull in. You get what you pay for. I used them to organize my shop. They do the job. I would go for something better in my kitchen.

I bought about 16 pairs. As mentioned already sooner or later those 3/16” balls come flying out and good luck trying to find them. I t’s cheap workmanship. At any rate I couldn’t find 5 of the ball- 2 from one and 3 from another. Two other ones I was able to retrieve the balls and was able to re-install them with tweezers and needle nose pliers. I was able to replace the 3/16” balls, from NationSkander California Corp which cost me an additional $9.00 For 10. So my advice is: Your taking a…

I bought 2 packs and installed all 10 sets of 18" drawer slides on a new garage cabinet. Price was great compared to other full extension bearing slides. The build quality feels strong, bearings are greased up and slide very smoothly. Liked them so much I've already bought another pack. Came with plenty of screws and each slide has a variety of mounting holes. The printed instructions don't look that great, so beware if you don't have experience with drawer slides.

I've ordered 10 pairs of these 20" slides and have used them in pantry drawers loaded with canned goods. I've also used them for heavy tool drawers in my workshop. In all cases the slides work smoothly and quietly. They install easily and require 1/2" clearance on each side of the drawers. They are full extension and glide quietly even when drawers are loaded.

This product is a fair product. I did, however, have to replace one set of slides due to the fact that the ball bearings on one slide fell out immediately after installation and ruined it. I am hoping that the other four sets that I have installed don't fall apart.*UPDATE* Since my original review, the seller contacted me and sent to me a complete order of 5 pair of 16 inch drawer slides. I've NEVER had a seller do this for me voluntarily or otherwise for that matter. So, on that note, you…

I bought much more expensive slides in anticipation of making some cabinets. Then when the cabinets were ready for the drawers I couldn't find them. So, I got these to fill in, thinking if they weren't up to par, I'd switch them with the others when I found them. I did find them, but these are so good, and holding up well for more than a year that there's no need to switch. I'll just use the others for my next project. In the future I'll buy this brand to begin with. Really keeps the cost of my

The description of the product was for 5 pairs of slides. When I opened the box there were 5 slides, not 5 pair! I was under the assumption that a pair would be needed for each drawer, so 5 pairs would allow me to do 5 drawers. With only 5 slides I could only do 2.5 drawers. Now, who wants to have a drawer only work on 1 side? The slides themselves are very nice. No instructions were included so I had to figure out how to install them myself. Had 5 pairs actually been delivered I would have…