I just unpacked my new glass storage drawer-included in pkg are 4 3" pcs of flexible plastic tubes split. what are they for?
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I had them too they were supposed to protect the corners but there were only 3 and only one on a corner
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I assumed they were just packing and threw them away. I have had no issues without them.
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Are they white? If they are they were in the legs. Mine has white feet so maybe that's what tubes you are talking about.
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If you drop something fragile into the sink, this might save it. The particular piece shown goes over the divider between dual sinks.
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You should make sure that heavier files are in the bottom drawer. To be safe, anchor cabinet to wall or piece of furniture next to it.
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Its meant to lay on the open drawer as a drink holder. At least that is the only use for it that I could imagine since I didn't need it to properly assemble the main unit. That and the grooves on the sides fit perfectly on the sides of the drawer.
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The strips are spaced 1 inch apart. The gap between is 3/4 of an inch. I had to get my magnifying glass out for the second measurement :) I had some items (spray bottles) "rock" and some items (slim scrubber for stove top) wanted to slide through. Pots drawers were no problem, but under the sink I bought the thick plastic liner for wire closet shelves and it now has a solid, easy to remove and easy to clean base. On the other side of the sink - I used two - I placed all the items that had more substantial bases: brillo pads, lysol spray, dish detergent (both types) countertop wipes in the tray with no problem. I also used this for my cereal boxed and crackers with success but had to put a rubbermaid base in to hold smaller items.
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The plastic pieces are thin, about .5 inches in height and the length is up to you to cut them to fit as you desire. I have them four clips across. However, if you want my honest opinion, I would never buy them again since no matter what I try they won't stay on the cabinet.
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I can think of three possibilities. One would be obvious, if you pull the drawer baskets too far out they will fall. The second more likely reason is that the unit is not assembled tightly. It is very important that each of the connectors at the corners of the frame are inserted completely into the frame pieces. We have a total of 10 of these units and I used a hammer to get each one completely assembled. This makes the width of the unit minimal which will allow the baskets to slide in the tracks. The inside of the opposing tracks should only be about 1/8 inch wider than the basket and they will stay in place. The final possibility that I can think of would be that your side supports are bowed out for some reason. If you lay them on the floor they should be flat. If they are bowed out in the middle the drawers would fall out. Depending on how bad the bowing might be you should be able to straighten them out and they should work fine. Hope this helps.
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See the Product Description: Use these black styrene hangers to transform desk drawers into hanging file systems. Cut to length and insert on the top edge of both drawer sides. Use on 1/2" stock. 48" length. Allow at least 1" above drawer stock to the top of the cabinet opening so that label on file folders will clear.
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Hey! They are 3/4 opening. I was about to respond full until I just opened it just now. Thought that was the standard? I might get a full opening one next time. But I am guessing it's 3/4 in order to prevent it from tipping over - ok so just checked again after reading the other users post and the brand I have is definitely 3/4 opening - however I have two file cabinets like this one made by office max and one by real space - the real space is full opening but the office max is 3/4'ths hope this helps
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Would probably only hold 2 reams per drawer. Those trams would be pushing the weight limit. It's cheaper plastic that bends. Not as strong as you would think.
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these are just open folders, pop them into a hanging folder in your file cabinet. If you are not using a system like this, you need a different folder.
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Yes, Al, it is 3 little 3-drawer units. They are very small. I use them stacked on each other (without the wheels) for storage in my hallway. Perhaps you could find a niche for the third one, or maybe a friend will share the purchase with you.
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A black plastic lever that can be seen when the slide is extended completely open. They will come apart. I can assure you I have used many of these slides, they are excellent and they do come apart. When they are installed they are installed apart with one section on the inside of the frame of the cabinet and the other section on the side of the drawer. Once they are installed, this is how the drawer is fully removed from the cabinet. Pull the drawer all of the way out. Depress the black plastic lever and they come apart allowing you to remove the drawer from the cabinet.
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I do not know. I think we use either generic hosing or plastic tubes. I am pretty sure we buy them at a big box store. Maybe they could show you options there.
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Thanks for posting your question, After searching our catalog, I was unable to find these drawer dividers listed as single items. May I suggest checking out the "customers who viewed this product also viewed" section for more ideas of available items you may like. I hope you find one that suits your needs!
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The drawer is 8" deep (top to bottom) so you have a good 7 1/2" deep for storage. It looks to me like you need to leave 1/2" leeway. Hope this helps. I am very pleased with my cart. Use it for stained glass supplies -- tools, soldering iron etc., NOT the glass itself. The drawers are soft-sided but it is sturdy.
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You get two pieces - two metal parts that will split a shelf into 3 slots, just as the picture shows. They work great.