My current desk drawer has 4 rails that I need to replace. Currently the drawer has a rail on each side and then the desk also has 2 rails attached on either side. The rails in the desk are the lower rails and the rails on the drawer are the upper. Will I need to buy two sets from you? My current desk drawer has 4 rails that I need to replace. Currently the drawer has a rail on each side and then the desk also has 2 rails attached on either side. The rails in the desk are the... » Read More My current desk drawer has 4 rails that I need to replace. Currently the drawer has a rail on each side and then the desk also has 2 rails attached on either side. The rails in the desk are the lower rails and the rails on the drawer are the upper. Will I need to buy two sets from you? « Show Less
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Each set comes complete for a drawer,with 2 rails and 2 slides to replace the ones you are removing from the desk. Each set has parts that attaches to the drawer and parts that attaches to the desk
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One set should work for one drawer. If the drawer and contents would exceed the weight (100lbs) capacity then you would need two sets
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You should be able to fit these slides onto your current configuration. If I understand your question, you see a rail attached to the draw side and the mate to that rail attached to the desk side. All slides come with the (male and female) slides. You will separate the pair to install them. Ensure the thickness of your current set is not an narrower or thicker than this set. These slides run about 3/8" thick so you will need that distance between your draw side and desk side on each side. If yours are wider you can put a thin shim on either the draw mount side or the desk mount side. Good luck. You should be able to fit these slides onto your current configuration. If I understand your question, you see a rail attached to the draw side and the mate to that rail attached to the desk side. All slides come with the (male and female) slides. You will separate the pair to install them. Ensure the thickness of your current set is not an narrower or thicker than this set. These slides run about 3/8" thick so you will need that distance between your draw side and desk side on each side. If yours are wider you can put a thin shim on either the draw mount side or the desk mount side.... » Read More You should be able to fit these slides onto your current configuration. If I understand your question, you see a rail attached to the draw side and the mate to that rail attached to the desk side. All slides come with the (male and female) slides. You will separate the pair to install them. Ensure the thickness of your current set is not an narrower or thicker than this set. These slides run about 3/8" thick so you will need that distance between your draw side and desk side on each side. If yours are wider you can put a thin shim on either the draw mount side or the desk mount side. Good luck. « Show Less
2008143
a single package has 2 rails to complete a drawer. count the number of drawers you need -- that's hpw many packages you buy
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I don't think so. This slide attaches to both drawer and desk. You need to check the spacing carefully though or the drawer will not slide easily.
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Each set comes with a pair of rails and slides, as in 2 rails and 2 slides, so if you're replacing the hardware for 2 drawers, you'll need 2 sets. Hope that answers your questions...
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Hi Tami, there are 2 drawers, if you open one the other one is locked, so you never can open both drawers at the same time. But you do not have the opportunity to actually lock the drawers that nobody else can open it.Best regards,Gabriele
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I personally took the two apart and made one drawer of 4 and another of 2. I don't move the drawer around to notice if it slips or not
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It's a drawer. As a side note I suggest that if you purchase the desk you use gorilla glue or epoxy on all joints for added stability.
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Hi Tami, there are 2 drawers, if you open one the other one is locked, so you never can open both drawers at the same time. But you do not have the opportunity to actually lock the drawers that nobody else can open it. Best regards, Gabriele
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The bottom mount goes on the bottom in the center part of the drawer. The other option is the side mount which goes on the sides of the drawer. Your current drawer should be either on of these.
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The specifications state: "Add stability to your drawer with easy-to-install, screw-on side-mount plastic rails. 285mm (11.2'') long x 19mm (3/4'') wide x 17 mm (21/32'') deep 3/4 extension." The 3mm difference shouldn't matter, but adding 3mm on each side will make the runners 6mm closer together (about 1/4"). That could be an issue. I would measure carefully, or be ready to use a wood rasp to deepen the slots in the drawer..
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open the drawer and look at the rails, there is a small lever on each side. Either Push down or pull up and hold them in that position while pulling the drawer forward out of the frame.
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Yes, I had difficulty with this myself. If you pull the drawer out until it stops, you will see on either side of each drawer a very small black piece of plastic (about 1/8 inch by about 1 inch long) in the middle with the silver metal rail behind it. If you lift that on both sides, the drawer should then come forward and you should be able to remove it. Hope this helps.
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I should just say, "I don't know", but I'll try to help you as much as my old brain can. The tracks, from where I can see, don't appear to be welded, are screwed to the bottom of the basket. However, unless you change the manner of attachment of the rails to the cabinet floor, you could not move the rails to be any wider because the feet that get screwed into the bottom of the cabinet are already as wide as the basket. I guess you could try if you have extra width under the basket, but I would not mess with it because it's rated to hold 200lbs., must be very sturdily built to hold that much weight. I'm sorry I cannot give you better info, but I did not inspect or install my drawers myself. I should just say, "I don't know", but I'll try to help you as much as my old brain can. The tracks, from where I can see, don't appear to be welded, are screwed to the bottom of the basket. However, unless you change the manner of attachment of the rails to the cabinet floor, you could not move the rails to be any wider because the feet that get screwed into the bottom of the cabinet are already as wide as the basket. I guess you could try if you have extra width under the basket, but I would not mess with it because it's rated to hold 200lbs., must be very sturdily built to hold... » Read More I should just say, "I don't know", but I'll try to help you as much as my old brain can. The tracks, from where I can see, don't appear to be welded, are screwed to the bottom of the basket. However, unless you change the manner of attachment of the rails to the cabinet floor, you could not move the rails to be any wider because the feet that get screwed into the bottom of the cabinet are already as wide as the basket. I guess you could try if you have extra width under the basket, but I would not mess with it because it's rated to hold 200lbs., must be very sturdily built to hold that much weight. I'm sorry I cannot give you better info, but I did not inspect or install my drawers myself. « Show Less
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Not sure how there would be two unless you bought two, or they are giving away one. Mine was made up of two pieces since it needs two expands to fit the drawer...
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you assemble using a rubber mallet to "set" the rivets. They can be disassembled the same way. If they were assembled/disassembled many times, I might worry that the holes in the rails would get worn and not be as snug a fit. The upper rails butt flush with the lower rails. It is better to have a 2nd person help with assembly. I am disabled and alone but was still able to do it. I bought one shelf, then another a month later. I plan on buying 2 more later.
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There are two rails, one for each side of the unit. there is no need to order two unless you want to fit out two commodes
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It's comes with the rails that are in the same finish. Drop ur old ones and use the new. Have 2 of these in my cabin and like them very much
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No, it won't fit. I just tried it and they're too short. Does anyone know what size to get for drawer rails that are 13" apart?
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Each order comes with two. And if your rails are N-Fab or OEM, the steps fit very well.