just to be sure....the opening on my drawer is around 1/2" where the old slider went. Will this slide fit in that same space?
1447457
the drawer opening left to right needs to be 1" wider than the drawer itself. 1/2" on either side. the slides equal a 1/2" each
1447458
The outside width of the drawer box should be 1" narrower than the cabinet opening. This allows 1/2" on each side of the drawer box for the guide.
1447459
you need at least 1/2" on both sides of the drawer for the guides to fit: the drawer should be 1" narrower than the opening.
573901
That is exactly the depth of the drawer I use it in and it fits perfectly. Nice and snug.
95779
I'm not sure what you're asking here, but here's a stupid/joking answer: my recommendation is that you be REALLY, REALLY careful in your measurements and casework. I've put in a full extension drawer 36" wide, and I don't know whether it's just coincidence (that I didn't end up being as careful as I sometimes am) or something more, but that drawer has never worked as well as others I've put in. There just seems to be more opportunity for subtle errors that affect the operation. In other words, it works okay, but not as smoothly as other drawers I've but in. If I were re-doing things, or if I were in your situation, I'd likely go for two smaller drawers (it would be awfully easy to overload a 42x20 (almost 6 sq feet footprint) drawer! But, if you've got to go with the drawer opening you've got, I'd say that the K&V 8400P full extension would be a good slide; I sometimes go with cheap slides in undemanding situations, but with K&V in cases in which there might be more stress/strain.
1511732
I think it would work very well for you. Inlay shows both in small version and in expanded version. Inside drawer dimensions are 9 5/8 x 12 1/8. Drawer opens to 6 3/4 with the remainder recessed. I think you'd be happy with it--a good idea.
2095838
No, the drawer would be in the way and it wouldnt fit. Check out other ones with drawers on other side.
1257372
If the inside measurement of the drawer is 9 1/2", this tray will not fit. I was able to remove the expandable piece, and then I could use it. But as is, the tray is 9 3/4" wide and can't be squeezed or compressed to fit 9 1/2" inside width.
1008478
Hello, the specs are as you for each drawer slide 1/2" min. (12.7 mm), plus 1/32", minus 0". That adds up for both sides to 1" min. (25.4 mm), plus 1/16", minus 0". So the end result is that the drawer width is between 1" and 1 1/16" (25 to 27 mm) smaller than then the opening of the cabinet. Hope this makes it clear enough. Hanspeter
1239928
I would think it would as long as you got the spacing just right so that the weight of the drawer was distributed somewhat evenly between the two slides on each side.
1973658
Depending on the model if it has a clearance of 3/8 of an inch on the bottom Slide Then yes it will fit if not you may consider getting another style
2204840
The drawer needs to be the same as the measurement of the drawer. If it is not the same size you will not get the full extension
1482208
Generally, 1/2" on each side ... so make your drawer dimension 1" less than the opening.
1072614
I measured the clearance between the top and bottom inside surfaces of the slide holder and it measures 0.128" (1/8") on mine. Unless you have exceptionally thick slide frames, I would think it would work. Better measure how thick your slide frames are.
1418621
The opening on my cabinet is 14 3/4" wide. Installed, there is maybe 1/16" on either side between the drawer and the cabinet. No problem, but I'm glad I paid a professional to install it. You should have no problem. Be sure the door opened does not obstruct the drawer sliding out.
395355
Easy to trim. I can't remember the size of the insert, but my drawer is probably 8 to 10 inches wide and we trimmed it to fit. I would suggest that you purchase it. Good luck
756113
I think so . . . if you could take the support bars completely out and substitute some sort of platform for the remaining protruding receiver openings. There is a supporting base to the angle top. It contains a sliding drawer. The drawer would probably not function as a slider, however.
1966759
The slide case internal ID measures 1.98/1.99" square (plus or minus 0.05" or so). They should fit fine or may require the slightest trimming of the paper edge to fully seat the slide. Each slide opening has an internal lip or edge into which the slide is inserted. That is the dimension I measured and spoke of. I have had no issues with all the slides that we have converted so far. Hope that helps.
641997
Rich is correct, you can download installation and spec sheets to get all info you need. The 21" dimension is for the outside length of the drawer. Drawer width has to match up to the opening per the slide specs. Best slides out there in my opinion, a little extra work to install, but well worth it.