Drawer Slide System for new Kitchen Drawer boxes

WHEN ORDERED WITH NEW DRAWER BOX.

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They are HEAVY!

Includes FREE UPGRADES: precut special notches required to drawer bottom with front attachment clips already installed.

Everything you need except a few screws.

    View from below.

WITHOUT DRAWER BOX.

Includes FREE FOB Shipping.
They are HEAVY!

Worth every penny for ease of installation and long life fuctioning.

Includes pair drawer glides with front and rear clips.

The typical kitchen base cabinet and it's drawer (with the drawer face removed).

Showing typical overdralll depth of 24" but 23" reach is required for the slide system and normally reached with a 1/4" cabinet back and 3/4" nailer board..

Slide system mounted with drawer removed.

"The first screw will do 'ya" by simply screwing the slide system to the cabinet front frame.

The slide system adjustible lengh rear clip.

Allows adjustment from 21 1/2" to 23". 23" reach is required for the slide system and normally reached with a 1/4" cabinet back and 3/4" nailer board..

Shows calculation of cabinet opening and top rail.

The back clip is mounted so it's bottom is the same distance down from the top of the cabinet as bottom edge of face frame = drawer opening + top rail.

"The second and third screw will finish 'ya."

- "If" the cabinet nailer is not tall enough or wide enough, you may have to add horizontally a 1x4 or 1x6 from the lumber store.

There is NO $30 Packaging & Handling Fee PER ORDER, not per set of slides WHEN ORDERED WITH A DRAWER BOX..

Includes FREE FOB Shipping.
They are HEAVY!

- Bottom Mount

- Full Extention for full use of drawer

- 750# Heavy Duty Rated

- Ball Bearing Smoothness

- Finger Touch Final Closure

21" Long size only for standard kitchen cabinets when used with adjustable rear brackets.

$30 Packaging & Handling Fee
PER ORDER, not per set of slides.

Includes FREE FOB Shipping.
They are HEAVY!

21" Long only for Standard kitchen cabinet reach of 23". 750# Rated Self Closing

Grey plastic release clip for bottom-front

Use-Steel clip for rear
attachment

#8 X 7/16 OR 1/2 Truss
Phillips head screws or similar
(local hardware - need 8 per)

Old broken drawer box of wood or plastic. Drawer front broken off laying face down. The BACKER BOARD needs to be removed by unscrewing, breaking away from old glue and/or staples, or whatever required.
If particle board that was glued and stapled you will guss at it. Use an old chisel or larger flat tip screw driver and chip away.

Using an existing cabinet and its drawers, determine the amount of overhang of the drawer front below the cabinet opening. Usually 1/4", 3/8", or 1/2". You'll need this measurement later. Call this Allowance "A".

You have already installed the new drawer box with the full extension slide system. It has a gap measurement of 9/16" between bottom of the box and the edge of the cabinet. To be clear that is 1/16" more than 1/2" Call this Allowance "B".

Drill 2 or 4 holes thru the front of the drawer box. 2 for typical under cabinet drawers of 3-5". 4 for taller drawer boxes. The holes are for attachment from the inside of the box into the back of the drawer front.  No particular magic as to where exactly you drill.
The pencil marks here should go ahead and be drilled with about a 1/8" drill bit.

Use some kind of clamp to hold drawer front to drawer box. This view is from above but you are after aligning the bottom of the box up from the bottom edge of front by Allowance A plus B.

In this example we have removed the drawer box from the cabinet and are working on our bench. It can also be done with drawer still in cabinet.

Now install the screws to hold the drawer front to the box. Be careful to use 1" screws with 1/2" thru box and 1/2" into back of front. Use too long and they will go thru the front. You don't want that!

Now you want to check that the drawer front is installed with proper alignment to the cabinet and other drawer and door fronts.

You can adjust by drilling new holes and/or relocating screws.

Now the fun part! AND, do it last. After everything else is correct, drill thru the front of the drawer face and thru the drawer box for the handle screws/bolts. You will need longer than normal handle bolts because standard are for 3/4" doors and you now have a 1/2" box and a 3/4" drawer front. We send them to you with our hardware kit.