Does this have full extension slides? If not how far does it pull out?
846817
75% Extension - no problems reaching anything when mounted fairly close (1" to 2") to door opening. This is a great product - I outfitted our Master bath and my wife likes them so much she wants the Kitchen next!
846818
The picture makes it look as if the slides ( base) moves out with the shelves. The glide base is screwed to your cabinet base and only the shelves slide out. The shelves come out almost completely. What is in the back is still totally accessible. Very well made and easy to install.
846819
I had to look, but I thought it came out pretty far. It appears that about 75% will come out of cabinet. I love mine. Super handy. We have them in all the vanity cabinets at our home. In our master bath, we have under each sink.
846820
It pulls out about 2/3 to 3/4 of the way. I have had no problem with reaching stuff in the back of the shelf.
846821
At least 75% extension....smooth operation with the ball bearing carriage in a sealed track.
455399
The close is not 'soft' like the action of Blum's 'Blummotion' slides. But it is a positive close. The back two to three inches of the slide's length is ramped down just a little, letting gravity act as the strategy for pulling the drawer closed at the end of its travel.
1964186
I had my own typo in my previous answer I bought the D3033 NOT D2033. sorry about the mistake. I cannot speak to the other response from Shawn but my slides are a true 24 inches (giver or take a fraction). The portion that mounts to the cabinet is 24 inches while the portion that mounts to the drawer and the intermediate piece are slightly shorter.
1853352
I just asked my husband and he says that "Yes, it does have full-extension slides and they are ball bearing" (the slide extensions are ball bearing). Hope that helps. FYI: my hubby has had this workbench for well over a year and a half now and LOVES it, he uses it almost daily and says that the "durability is great"
868990
3/4 extension means that the drawer will only pull out 3/4 of the way out approx 17 inches. There are other slides that will pull out all the way giving you full access to the drawer.
1822816
Yes it does slide in and out, and if you install it properly, it moves completely in the opening, and is totally out of your way. My facilities person installed it incorrectly (a bit too far forward in the hole), and it sticks out about 2 inches.
302370
No you can not it will telescope but won't pull out there seems to be a detent in the slide to prevent this from happening.
1976606
Yes, it slides completely off and the whole tub is open. It's the best thing we've purchased for the hot tub!
1086150
When the slides are fully extended, a black plastic release is exposed between the drawer-mounted piece and the receiving rail. You push it down (or up depending on which rail - it's obvious when you do it) to release the rail. This is also how you get the drawers out once installed. Extend the drawer, release both sides at the same time, and slide it out.
1433883
maybe the slide is not going back far enough. It really takes a lot of muscle to get it all the way back. We finally gave up on it and gave it to our son, who is stronger than either my husband or I. Unfortunately we diddled around with it until it was too late to return it.
533026
When the slide is fully extended, a plastic lever will be visible on the inside portion. Push this lever toward the other side and pull the slide apart.
555148
No, it does not have a slide cutter but it has a cutter that when you pull the wrap out and down it cuts it to the length you want. I like that and it is really a good cutter throughout the life of one of these large boxes of plastic wrap.
1927426
Hi, to answer your question about the drawer slides...The length of the product is 23.5" before you extend them, that means that you'll have to have a cabinet deep enough to accommodate them. They also, extend a full 24" (give or take a fraction of an inch). This means that when fully extended, the product is 23.5" (length of slide body inside the cabinet) + 23.5" (length of extension when drawer is pulled out) = 47" Total. I hope that helps!
408971
It's a little over 51" without including the tips at the bottom of the slide.
1604821
Can't really call it a slide - they move out about an inch but I never considered it a problem until you mentioned it!
1592530
Yes. It comes with a tray for unmounted slides. If the slides do not fit in tthe negative tray the unit itself hass an opening of 2.5".
2275370
With the extension you have more leverage so the slide will release easier. Also if you have larger hands it will enable you to drop the slide with your thumb of your right hand which will help free your left hand for other purposes.