Does the drawer have some sort of clip (stopper) to keep it from being pulled totally out of base?
823945
Both the medium and large basket have a catch which keep the drawer from coming all they way out. The large basket can be screwed into the base of a cabinet and doubly secured that way, however the medium basket has no such capabilities other than maybe using those plastic tie strips. Hope this answered your question. Thanks.
823946
Yes, both the large cabinet basket with a top has a stopper as does the medium add-on drawer. The medium basket sits atop the larger basket and there are two screws which attach to the frame to hold the medium basket mounted on top. I love it!
823947
It seems to be a standard rolling wheel inside a metal track. Very smooth pullout. When the drawer is fully open, it stops and cannot be removed unless you tip up the front of the drawer and lift it out of the track.
1333640
The drawers themselves are on ball-bearing (full extension) glides. As noted in the other answers, the entire cabinet has optional casters, including a fifth caster under the front of the bottom drawer which offers stability when that drawer is pulled out.
896463
The drawer does not come all the way out of the box, but it opens up three quarters of the way. You can, however, easily reach into the very back of the drawer. You just can't pull the drawer all the way out of its casing. Hope this helps.
578601
You do not need the hanger for the files with this drawer. The sides of each draw has a lip that holds the file. Comes ready to go!
1168130
Yes is the simple answer. Details would be that the drawer guides allow for most of the drawer to be exposed when pulled out. About three inches of the back of the drawer still remains covered when fully extended. This is not that big of a problem, as there is enough room to reach and see the back of the drawer. We have no problem using the full drawer space.
1221765
The drawer pulls out far enough. It seems to me the metal frame for hanging files is a bit tight & that creates the need to tilt the files when inserting them.
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.
938982
I've owned this for well over two years, and the drawer has never come out (like slide out so far that it just popped out). Saying that, I've never actively tried to remove the drawer, but when you pull it forward it stops like there is something there to stop it. Best guess is the drawer is not removable.
911937
None. Plenty of room on top and the drawer slides fine. Very nice looking too.
1509652
Yeah, but there are blocks in the back that prevent the drawer from being opened that way or from slipping out.I'm sure with a sturdy pair of pliers you could bend it out of the way
1806713
It is an actual drawer, but you will need to add stoppers to the rails, so it doesn't fall when opened fully.
1288773
Yes it does. Due to where my drain was, I had to get the one without the drawer on the bottom.
599259
There are no springs involved. The slides are designed to "self close" by way of a slight tilt at the last 2-3 inches of closure. They will not automatically retract while full open (no one really wants this anyway). The slight tilt in the last 2-3 inches of closure gives the drawer enough momentum to fully and completely close. It prevents the drawer from bouncing back open when it hits the cabinet face.
417988
In your honor we tested the drawer slide to check if it locks. The answer is no, it doesn't lock when fully extended. In fact, we rarely have ours fully extended because when we bump into it, the drawer easily closes part way. We are using this for a 5 foot wide "drawer" under a counter to put our keyboards on, so our situation is not what is recommended by the manufacturer.
2153352
Is the drawer hitting the edge of the cainet? Or maybe it has lost one of it's magnets or metal tabs for closure. Other than that, there is not much that can go wrong with it. Mine closes fine and I have not had that problem.
1934824
Yes, but only the bottom half is a full extension file drawer. The top opens in the middle and is more of a cubby space, not a drawer. Hope that helps.
1984056
No. It is securely attached. There are rails on the bottom, 2 on each side attached to the bottom of the outside housing unit. The drawer has a rail with a metal ball soldered to the back of the rail so that the rail on the drawer glides in between the two rails on the housing unit. The metal ball keeps the drawer from falling out, or being pulled too far out. It fits perfectly underneath a Nespresso citiz with the milk frothing platform attached to the right side.