I have an island with drawers 26" long drawers. I am not worried about having complete extension, but would I be able to use these slides?
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These slides can not be retro fitted. The drawer boxes have to be built to size.
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Depending on load, I might consider a side mount 75 lb guide. You can use these guides, just remember not to overload the drawer. Weight ratings on most guides is measured at 12" of extension.
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Yes you would be able to use these slides. They will not come out all the way. You will need to fabricate something on the bottom of the drawer for the clips to mount into as they normally screw into the back of the drawer front. You will also have to fabricate internal blocking on a Face Frame Cabinet.
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The length of the entire mechanism, when it is closed is 60". The entire unit pulled to full extension is 120" That means that the hole in the wall you are going to install it in must be 60" deep. When you have installed the mechanism in that hole, you can then pull the sliding part out and attach a 60" long drawer or shelf, etc. to the mechanism then push the entire 60" back into the wall. One important thing to remember is that, unlike standard kitchen drawer slides, there is no way to detach the sliding part from the part affixed to the inside of the cabinet. You must first attach the entire mechanism inside the cabinet. You must then center your drawer/shelf between the rails, raise the drawer/shelf so it will clear the floor or cabinet frame, then pull the inner portion on the slide out on both sides of the drawer/shelf and attach the inner slide mechanism to the drawer/shelf. This is a VERY HEAVY mechanism and the forces of the load it will support are substantial. These slides are excellent and we could not be happier with our 4' X 5' x 18" pantry which slides out from beneath our stairwell. I hope that I have not been so wordy as to confuse the issue for you. Good luck with your project.
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I own this slide and have it mounted on a 6' platform. You can twist the individual sections to create more length.
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I don't think so. It's made for what I think of as standard size slides (I don't know the measurements). That's what fits in the slots. Maybe it would be possible to build some sort of extension to it, but that seems problematic and unwieldy
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Ms. Moore, the design of this particular system will be difficult to use in your application. Here is a bottom mount glider that my meet your needs. Slide, Center Mount, Drawer Length 12-5/8"-14-1/2", Depth 15"-16-1/2", Extension - 10-1/2"
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The "OXO Expandable Drawer Dividers" that I purchased expand to 17" long and are 4" tall. They are "dresser drawer" appropriate.
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Hello Patricia,I would have to agree with the others that have answered, as it appears these are only designed for doors. There is hardware available to give drawers a soft close. If you google "soft close drawer slides", you will find numerous sources to purchase online or at stores. I also saw in the google search a you tube video to aid with installation. Hope this helps. Take care.
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The full extension slide is a "slide within a slide". When closed, it is 36"' When extended, it is approx. 72" with a full extension of 36". This means you can have a 36" drawer that is fully exposed when in full open position. Mine works great. This set of slides is not a tinker toy. They are a heavy duty machine. I mounted a 44" long drawer that is approx. 11" wide X 18" deep. It contains about 50 pounds of bake ware (cake pans, pizza pans, cookie sheets, etc.). It is mounted in a dead useless space over a basement stairwell, with drawer access in kitchen. The full extension slide is a "slide within a slide". When closed, it is 36"' When extended, it is approx. 72" with a full extension of 36". This means you can have a 36" drawer that is fully exposed when in full open position. Mine works great. This set of slides is not a tinker toy. They are a heavy duty machine. I mounted a 44" long drawer that is approx. 11" wide X 18" deep. It contains about 50 pounds of bake ware (cake pans, pizza pans, cookie sheets, etc.). It is mounted in a dead useless space over a basement stairwell, with drawer access... » Read More The full extension slide is a "slide within a slide". When closed, it is 36"' When extended, it is approx. 72" with a full extension of 36". This means you can have a 36" drawer that is fully exposed when in full open position. Mine works great. This set of slides is not a tinker toy. They are a heavy duty machine. I mounted a 44" long drawer that is approx. 11" wide X 18" deep. It contains about 50 pounds of bake ware (cake pans, pizza pans, cookie sheets, etc.). It is mounted in a dead useless space over a basement stairwell, with drawer access in kitchen. « Show Less
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No, the drawers should recess into the cabinet. I had a terrible time with the slides. The little brass screws that hold the slides must be perfectly flush with the metal or the drawer will not slide back properly. Took me two days to finally get them to fit right (and a little cursing!). Good Luck!
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Sorry I am slow in responding, I have been dealing with some serious health problems. I would say yes about your slides. The slot where you put the slides is wide enough to slip in three cardboard slides.
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Have not done it, but don't see how it would be a problem. We use containers. You would have to avoid interfering with the slide mechanism when adding the fasteners for the wood.
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Hi Susan,Hi Susan, Yes, those will secure your slides to back of cabinet. But with full extension slides you be much better off if you can figure a way to secure the slides to the cabinet walls rather than putting all the leveraged weight on those brackets. If you can fill in space between cabinet wall and face frame with strips of plywood. You can run the up and down at screw holes on slide or horizontal for single drawer installation. It's cheaper too! Good luck.
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Gaillard, Just measured the Shop Fox D3029 14in. full extension slide that I own. It measures 0.493 in. thick using a dial caliper. Having less than 1/2" between drawer and cabinet I wouldn't recommend these for your application. Have an old set of Knape & Vogt (no model no's.) that meas. 7/16" but good luck finding them. I'd be sure they are returnable, or verify the thickness, before buying if I were you. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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Yeah that could work but the one slide would show when you slide all the way to the side. And you'll need the 1/2 clearnce. From the back if cabinet and wall. You'll need one set for top and one for lower part of cabinet otherwise the bottom would rub the wall.
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Are the drawer sides thick enough to route out a channel or if you have space under you could get a base set of sliders
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on the models with drawers I have 3 1/4" at maximumthere are several lil leg extenders to use. You could use some from another kit if necessary.Good Luck!
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Not very easily. The drawers are permanently attached to the slides with six screws. The slides will stay in place.