Is there a rear mounting socket or bracket that works with these slides? I have no cabinet "side" to attach the slide to.
234047
No, there is no provision for anything other than side mounting. You will probably have to make some type of bracket yourself. I personally can not see how draw slides will be abe to support any significant weight if they are only attached at the end (a cantilevered mount).
234048
Such hardware is not included. However, it exists and can be purchased separately. See the on-line catalogs of the major slide manufacturers.Note that the front of the widest (non-extending) rail must also be supported.
234049
I did side mount. I installed awhile ago, but don't recall seeing a rear mount.
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.
1224951
Mine came with screws. There were some complaints about screw quality. I had no issues and used the screws that were supplied. There are NO INSTRUCTIONS! However, if you have installed slides like these before, you will have no issues.
360937
http://www.woodstockint.com/16-Full-Ext-Drawer-Slide-100-lb-Cap-Side-Mount-pair-/D3030Link to manufacturer that has manuals, good luck. I did a replacement job so it was matter of redoing what I had undone.
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I never did rack mount mine, though this case is heavy might. The rack kit is extra as always amazon has them. I have never seen slides for this model case. I would check Silverstone's website http://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=330&area=en
169225
They are the side rails they attach to the head and foot board by hooks the slide into the head and foot board. They do NOT bolt to the head or foot board.
1899556
When I bought mine there were two mounting options available - a Weaver/Picattiny type cross slot mount, or a variety of slide mounts designed to fit into the rear sight dovetail of some centre fire pistols. I got the cross slot only. I expect that is still available.
846683
It screws into the drawer and into the side of the cabinet - screws are included. There are many types of slides, this one does not require any brackets, others do.
508492
Set of slides. Make sure you also buy the rear brackets and pieces in the front to attach the slide to the drawer
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.
2283754
The only thing the holder does is align the slides to the sides, a simple bit of cardboard that you know is square will work. Put it against one side, and put the slides against it, and you have the same thing. In the past I've seen third party holders, that I can't seem to get the search term right to find it now in the US, but they seemed to be >$40 if my euro to dollar conversion rate is accurate.
1472630
The slides can be attached to a shelf inside the cabinet to support the drawer that slides out. This requires side clearance of about 3/4 inch on each side if you have an existing drawer or if you build a new one.
1702236
Well, Amazon, this is confusing. Pictured are "Shop Fox D3067 22-Inch Full-Ext Drawer Slide 100-Pound Capacity Side Mount, Pair" (which I bought). They are drawer slides and attach to the drawer and the inside of the cabinet-side, as any file cabinet drawer you might find. The question is asking about "Brackets" (which I did not buy) that, I believe, you would use to secure the back of a slide to the rear of a cabinet where no side is available. I would look for one with a better, more secure mounting plate, such as "KV Rear Mounting Bracket Anochrome"
1204205
It will work, but the slides, either glass or cardboard mounted, qwill NOT fit into the slide holder without removing them from the mounts
676146
These are not rear mount. They are side mount. If you want undermount slides with rear brackets, search for Blum slides.
813852
I'm not certain but as a general rule you can assume that if you're replacing a site in a dovetail mount this site pusher will do the trick. Just be sure to pad the sides of the slide with something so the brackets don't scrape the finish.
1810885
I think that the picture is a good illustration of how far the slides extend. They don't quite extend 100%, but it is a little more than 3/4. Also, you can mount the base closer to the cabinet door to get it to extend farther out.