What did you use to attach to drawer? Drill a hole?
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It was an easy install as I recall. I think I just drilled the two holes to mount the drawer glide with my electric drill and a 1/8" bit (or smaller) and used a couple of screws to secure the glide to the drawer.Good luck!john
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Gorella glue and yes, I drilled a hole. Make sure you are in the correct position on the draw so it slids well. Draw a outline of the old one if that is possible.
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The guild, like most guilds, are made to fit specified tracks. In my case the guild was fastened into the back of the drawer on the bottom with the provided screws. If I recall correctly the screws where a #4 or #6 x 1/2". You cans also staple them in providing you have an air gun/compressor.
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There is a small hole. In our specific situation we were hooking-up to existing plumbing. We had to cut a larger hole and modify the second drawer to accommodate the p-trap.
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I drill 2 holes for the distance i needed for my crafts man tool box ..fits perfect ...i got inside took out the top drawer and installed bolts from the inside to the outside on the holes i drilled..i used brass bolts only thing i had around...it worked out great...
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In my experience no, I ended up getting some industrial strength velcro from my place of employment and that has worked. I think the head of the screws would get in the way of the drawer function.
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I didn't have to take mine apart, I attached the slides to the tables then the drawer had a lip that rested on the sides, the I drilled a couple holesin the drawer to match the brackets used small bolts and locking nuts.
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We used the screws that came with the knobs for the vanity's DOORS! For the center (pull-out) DRAWER, we bought a 2-1/2" screw, and we seem to be fine!!!
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I used a sheetrock hand saw to cut the hole. I cut it from the attic side so I could get the mounting right.
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It does not connect to the drawer. I use double sided tape to keep it in place.
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Pull the drawer all the way forward. On the inside if the track you will a plastic piece. Pull up on this on both sides.
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We used screws and anchors. Make sure you check to see if the screw fits through the hole in the hook before you drill! Then we touched up with matching paint and they look awesome!
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Dear Mindy, Easy is relative, but I turned the table upside down, and used the handy paper template that comes with the product to easily mark and drill 8 holes, and installed the drawer in about 25 minutes.
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A screwdriver...that's pretty much all I used. The only thing I did different than the directions said was glue the dowels. Pretty sturdy I got mine about 4 months ago and its fine.
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put the handle part outside of drawer and put the screws in through the inside of the drawer and screw.
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Looks to me that the hooks are mounted by little screws covered with a black foam to protect the drawer. I think you could mount it to a wall. Good idea, I'll have to remember that. I bought this particular one to match the drawer in my kitchen instead of a metal one.
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I would use 3/4" pan head wood screws #8 or #10. Also, pre-drill pilot holes in the cabinet with a small 3/32" drill bit.
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my door previously had a hole. you can buy a hole template. there is a pull already on it. you can see it on the picture to the right, looks like a hook. you just push that in and the hook pops out for you to grab onto when the door is all the way in the pocket. i bought a pocket door kit to install my door at home depot if you are making a pocket door from "scratch" fyi!
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I'm not sure the drawer template will work, but the cabinet template should work. It has a "slider" hole (long, not individually broken up into small holes...you can see it in the picture) that should work just fine. That long section makes this super versatile, although it would take a bit more work measuring. EDIT: I just found mine and measured, and can report that the cabinet door template will definitely work but the drawer template will not.