Do the drawer slides have ball bearings, or at least rollers?
1157903
No, but they open smoothly as long as you apply equal pressure and don't get the drawers at an angle.
2198736
It does, but it only has a middle, nylon glide, so it is a little sticky going in and out. If you would be using the drawer frequently, you probably wouldn't be happy with it without making some modifications.
101763
They do not come apart. The holes in the drawer side track align with the mounting holes in the cabinet side. Just install screws through the holes. The drawer is not removable without taking out the screws. This was an extremely heavy duty weight bearing slide and worked for my application. It has obvious limitations for cabinet use as adjustment is a problem.
311648
These are plastic slides, however they do work wonderfully and serve their purpose well! You wont regret the buy :)
148570
Closed. By the way, these are not your average slides. These are very very heavy and should only be used for a drawer that needs to support hundreds of pounds.
911937
None. Plenty of room on top and the drawer slides fine. Very nice looking too.
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.
793848
The drawers slide pretty easily. They're not in rollers but they don't get caught up on anything or cause the unit to fall over when people are getting their pods.
12550
The type is Drawer bottom Slides and the installation method is side mounted.
311616
The "drawer" slider rails are joined together by two pieces of U-shaped frame. One piece of U frame is mounted to the floor near the front of the cabinet, the other near the back of cabinet. So the two U shaped frame mounts connect to the cabinet bottom w/ screws. There is also a stabilizer bar on the back of the frame that screws into the back panel of the cabinet. Hope that helps.
1855440
I see no ball bearings anywhere on my slide. They don't appear to be needed, but may be an addition on later models.
1458000
Yes. You can slide the drawers open but the bottom one won't then pivot down, the other drawers will only pivot down to the point they hit the counter top.
1073558
Yes, the wheels do have ball bearings. I bought this zipline for my daughter just over a year ago. This week the kids started to complain that it wasn't going anymore. One of the two wheels on the trolley wasn't spinning freely, so I took it apart and found that the bearings in that wheel had worn out. I will have to contact the manufacturer next week.
338140
Yes. There is a tray that holds four, 2x2 slides. (2x2 being the outside dimension of the cardboard frame of the slide)
1197021
The drawers don't have sliders. They have grooves in them that guide them along a track that's built into the cabinet. The drawers do pull out smoothly, but since they don't have sliders extending their range they don't quite pull all the way out. I'd say the drawers pull out about 4/5 of the way.
1456247
Yes. These drawers slide smoothly. These are a smaller size to accommodate easy access to my DVD collection in my new built-in wooden wall unit without dragging or scraping my new wood . Larger sizes are also a available to accommodate larger items of clothing. I am pleased that these drawers fit perfectly on my enclosed shelves. When measuring the height provided includes the outer frame. Good luck!
2107638
That is correct. The screw heads are shallow enough that they clear within the center channel of the drawer slides.