How thick are they? I have very little clearance and my old slides have broken. Lowes and HD slides are too thick for the dresser.
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I measure about 13 mm. I think this is a standard thickness. I removed the cheap white runners and intalled these ones. The gap between the drawer and the actual cabinet was not an issue, so I assume the thickness of the old and new runners was the same. Hope this helps.
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They are all already installed but not at my house. The drawers fully extend so a 16" slide will come pretty close to double at 32" from the back of the drawer.
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On the units I purchased the sections did not separate. There are access holes on the inner slide bar that have to be lined up with holes in the outer bar. It was a little tricky to line up. I was making a large drawer with a 3/4" plywood bottom. I had to cut some shallow reliefs in the plywood to get the flathead screws through the inner slide access hole and into the outer slide hole. Hope that makes sense.
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As seen in this picture, they get mounted to the bottom edges of the drawer and to the inside lower wall of the space that the drawer is going to slide in. Each pair of slides takes 1/2". So if your opening for a drawer say 16", your drawer is going to be 15" wide. They are not designed for a lot of weight. The mounting screws are very short.
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I used them sideways in my drawer...and don't remember if they expanded the 18 or so inches I would have needed from back to front. By the way I'm using it in a top drawer in the bathroom which is usually a bit more shallow than some drawers, so once in a while it will drag as it is opened or closed.
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Yes. These drawers slide smoothly. These are a smaller size to accommodate easy access to my DVD collection in my new built-in wooden wall unit without dragging or scraping my new wood . Larger sizes are also a available to accommodate larger items of clothing. I am pleased that these drawers fit perfectly on my enclosed shelves. When measuring the height provided includes the outer frame. Good luck!
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The depths of the drawers is 1 and 3/8".........it seems everyone's is a different depth!
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Try Gulf Wax parafin from your hardware store. Rub it on and it should last a long time...time tested, it's been used to make drawers slide well for about a century.
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According to my husband, who installed them, they extend out 2/3 of their length. I think this was what your question asked. The slide fits the entire length of our kitchen cabinets, so contents is easily accessed.
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They are one inch. If your drawers are like the ones I built you'll need to get 1 3/4". They are available at any hardware store.
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I think that the picture is a good illustration of how far the slides extend. They don't quite extend 100%, but it is a little more than 3/4. Also, you can mount the base closer to the cabinet door to get it to extend farther out.
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hi Bahr they are tight I used a rubber mallit& or just press hard & use alachoal so it will slide easer.
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They are QUALITY slides and we have built a lot of cabinet drawers since my husband used to be a master carpenter in his younger years. I recommend them.
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Closed. By the way, these are not your average slides. These are very very heavy and should only be used for a drawer that needs to support hundreds of pounds.
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These are the slides that hold the shelf in place. The capacity will depend on the size of the drawer and opening. They are very sturdy so they should be able to hold the weight.
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Hi, the drawers have plastic drawers slides. You can download the instructions on our site using your model number, 3294080, so that you can take a look at the how the slides look.
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All of these slides have a pin at the rear of the drawer slide that slips into a hold drilled into the back of the drawer. This pin (one on each side) keeps the drawer from tipping forward when opened - therefore the depth of the drawer must match the slide or else the pin will not engage and the drawer will tip when opened. The size of the slide refers to the depth of the drawer box. So this slide requires a 21" deep drawer box. They make other sizes including 9", 12", 15", 18", 21"