Do these slides have a "stay-closed" feature to keep the drawers from coming open unexpectedly?
1524590
I have found that the best way to check on a products features is to go directly to the manufacturer and pose the question to them. I use this link to find answers to my questions about Fox Shop drawer slide features: http://www.woodstockint.com/contact
1524591
I haven't had that problem. They are ball bearing type and I installed them in a large drawer for pots and pans. Operate smoothly and a major upgrade from the cabinet manufacturers slides.
167209
The only way I can answer if the slide stays open when emptied is that some do and some don't. The manufacturer doesn't make it very clear as to which guns do or don't
711213
The drawers would need to pull themselves closed like the cabinet doors hinges do. Some drawers are design to automatically pull the drawer in when you get it to about an inch away by the type of rails the drawer rides on and many include a soft close feature with that.
1240641
Yes. The drawers latch. They are not hard to open, but there is enough resistance to prevent them from opening while moving the cabinet around on a reasonably level floor.
2210100
No. But its something I am fine with. Sometimes I scoot my chair on wheels, too far forward, and the drawer closes a little; have to pull back out. My problem was leaning to hard on the drawer over the years, broke the plastic screw slots off, where it became annoyingly loose.
1137476
Yes, they are used as a drawer slide; one goes on either side of the drawer. They are extremely strong and we are pleased.
1931904
In my experience, the drawers stay in very well. I haven't had any problem with them slipping out accidentally. And, while the wheels are removable, you would probably want to put something else there for stability.
1257730
The drawers do not have metal glides or even those carved in slots on the side, so I guess the answer would be no. What they do have is a little wooden slat on both sides of the unit and under the drawers to hold them in place and a raised lip at the back of the drawer to keep them from falling out if you pull the drawer out too far. I still love my jewelry box after more than a year though and the drawers slide easily and I've never had one fall out - even when my cat jumps in it. She can't resist an open drawer for some reason.
599260
They won't close by themselves unless they are only open about an inch. The slides use gravity to pull it the last little bit.
1943720
No, it has a hole for each pod, they don't move when the drawer opens and closes.
1286830
One thing I absoluetly love about this particular file cabinet, is the safety feature with the drawers! You can only open one drawer at a time. The other one locks automatically. Because of this, I have not experienced any tipping of the cabinet.
1257728
My drawers don't have drawer glides, but they slide pretty smoothly. There's not much friction interfering with the sliding of the drawers.
147686
They slide in and out easily. My 2 year old chas no problem opening and closing all the drawers.
174612
I wouldn't trust these drawer slides mounted that way. They will be difficult to pull at best. Worst case, they would just drop the drawer when you pull it out.
266466
Yes, they do; I often pull them out as far as they'll go to put things in the very back of the drawers, and they don't come out. You have to really purpose to pull them out if you want them to come out.
1330398
Yes. The drawers open fully. Just don't open both drawers at the same time or the cabinet will tip.
1635718
These slides do not lock. They are firm enough to stay in the position you leave them in though