Liberty D80614C ZP W 14 Inch Bearing Drawer Review

Our 5th bike had a slide out computer tray and Mom wanted a spot for her blender. I installed her on the tray and it pops out for her to use and when you move from the back it looks good enough not to move when travelling

I installed them and it was a lot easier than I thought! I'm not exactly the best at DIY so I was intimidated when I made some drawers. There are no problems here! Very smooth ride and I would buy them again if I needed more jerk.

I needed quality drawer slides to create a vertically adjustable computer desk and these slides did the job perfectly! Easy to install with clear instructions, you couldn't ask for a better solution. Highly recommended!

Looks solid but it was the first set I had to break out the bearings on one side. I've probably installed 20-25 pairs of different brands over the years and this is the first such bug. The thin piece of metal that holds the bearings is very thin. Had to restore it as my project was due next day.

The price was great so I decided to try them on my desk drawers that had cheap 10 year old underbody runners stuck. You need decent mechanical skills to install them and you need to measure carefully. Note that the spacing on either side of the drawer was just under .550" or slightly more than the thickness of the rails and they work great without spacers. The action is smooth and I like the simple plastic latch to pull out the drawers. The included mounting hardware isn't very good quality…

I bought a very nice but inexpensive computer desk with matching cheap keyboard drawer slides. The drawer never opened smoothly and I had to be careful not to press down too hard when typing or using the mouse. However, after two months of use, the splint simply broke. So I bought these slides and noticed a complete difference in quality. I had to punch a hole in each rail to match the screw holes on the table, but it was worth it for the drawer to open easily and cleanly. By using longer…

The hood runs the full length of the slide allowing easy access to the back of the drawer which was my main goal. It comes with enough screws for 3 screws in each section, 12 in total. I used plywood for these master boxes and the frame was spruce and the wood is quite soft and the screws held up well. The screws seem to be too small to support the weight, but they did the job. At around $10 this is a very good price to accommodate £100 and still get full extension, especially up to 14 inches…

I recently built a couple of lightweight cabinets using 60lb Liberty full extension slides and found that when attempting to refit an offset drawer or a fully extended drawer, this hits the side, some bearings can be knocked out of position. When I build new kitchen cabinets now, I need full extension slides, not roller slides that only extend 75%. We have been using KV drawer slides in our kitchen for 38 years without incident. The £100 Liberty brand was 2/3 the price of KV so I bought a set…