What is the full height adjustment on these slides? Specifically, how close/far can I adjust the height of the slides from the desk?
909904
These are approximate...I have a home made tray 5/8 inch thick. Top of tray is 1 and 11/16 inches from bottom of desk. Adjustment setting is second from top (second closest to underside of desk). Adjustment settings appear to be about 7/16 inch apart.
909905
Well, I used them for a homemade keyboard tray. They have multiple height settings roughly about 1/2 to 5/8 inch apart. I have mine on the second to last setting and I have about 2 inches clearance from the bottom of the desk. I know these aren't exact numbers but I hope it helps.
39113
They should fit. I have been using these slides for years. You could not pay me enough to use the white plastic slides.I give these a 10. Have a good day.
722867
there are several settings you have to choose from. Make sure you have set for slides.
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.
1250116
Unfortunately an inch won't be enough room above your slides. The striker sits below the soft close mechanism and is over inch long itself. I would say you need at least a couple inches of vertical space to install these.
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.
427503
Initially, there was a little stiffness but there is no release that I am aware of. My shelf moves smoothly and is very sturdy. Try sliding the shelf backward. (It is very easy to get confused when attaching the slides to the edges of the shelf. When marking the drill holes on the desk, the slides should be in the closed position. The end-caps on the innermost slides should be facing front. In use, the slides extend the shelf in one direction only.) If the shelf moves backward -- or the end-caps are in the back -- you have the slides reversed. If you decide to just turn the whole unit around, you'll be resting your palms on the sharp edge of the shelf. You'll have to actually trade the slides to make sure the front of the shelf (with rounded edges) is facing you. If none of the above explains your problem, then I have one other suggestion. It is extremely important to be careful about marking and pre-drilling the screw holes. (Both mark and MEASURE before drilling.) If the L brackets are not perfectly perpendicular to the desktop and parallel (and equidistant) with each other, torque may prevent the glides from sliding in their channels. Good luck.
549996
The width depends entirely upon your needs and the space available under your desk. I have a 30" shelf on mine - laminated particle board at 1/2 " thick. There is only about 3/8 inch clearance with my keyboard in place, but that's because I have an extra 'lip' at the edge of my desk and I did not drop the slides down as far as they will go (only about 1/2 inch more). Because of the lip under the front of my desk, the slides do not come out the full 14" - but the lip is the problem,not the slides. Anyway, these are so much better constructed than the ones I paid more for at one of the big box office supply stores. The width depends entirely upon your needs and the space available under your desk. I have a 30" shelf on mine - laminated particle board at 1/2 " thick. There is only about 3/8 inch clearance with my keyboard in place, but that's because I have an extra 'lip' at the edge of my desk and I did not drop the slides down as far as they will go (only about 1/2 inch more). Because of the lip under the front of my desk, the slides do not come out the full 14" - but the lip is the problem,not the slides. Anyway, these are so much better constructed than the ones I paid more for at... » Read More The width depends entirely upon your needs and the space available under your desk. I have a 30" shelf on mine - laminated particle board at 1/2 " thick. There is only about 3/8 inch clearance with my keyboard in place, but that's because I have an extra 'lip' at the edge of my desk and I did not drop the slides down as far as they will go (only about 1/2 inch more). Because of the lip under the front of my desk, the slides do not come out the full 14" - but the lip is the problem,not the slides. Anyway, these are so much better constructed than the ones I paid more for at one of the big box office supply stores. « Show Less
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If you are looking for a bottom mounted slide this is not the one, these are pairs that are mounted on the sides of the drawer. I would suggest: Slide, Center Mount, Drawer Length 12-5/8"-14-1/2", Depth 15"-16-1/2", Extension - 10-1/2" by Accuride
1586244
I ended up using a pair of 18" slides for my application since these only extended 8.5" and I needed at least 10". With that said, I thought these slides were very sturdy.
719831
They're 1/2". From their website "These Full Extension Drawer Slides measure 18" x 1/2" x 1-3/4" and include left and right-hand slides."
334720
It cannot be adjusted but you can cut paper to fit the slides and that will tone it down. The light is too bright. I got rid of it and bought a Wolverine for less money and it has all of adjustment abilities you could want.
833516
Full Arms are for the length od the side rails. Desk length are only about 6-7 inches and then the side rail drops down so you cant get closer to a table or desk. I used these on my chair. They also fold back out of the way.
1473997
I didn't measure , however , I have an average glass desk and he chair slides under on the lowest setting level. These chairs are super comfy . Love mine
1125225
Full extension slide is about 19 inches on a 20 inch slide. Need more.....go for the over travel extension.
570302
Mine don't have an adjustable slider either, and I looked on the box and there isn't anything on the box regarding them being adjustable. I think whoever wrote the description for Amazon oopsed on this.
719833
The slides on the file cabinet that I built using these slides are approximately 3/8 inch thick [that's about 0.375"]. The file cabinet consists of 3 drawers and the slides work beautifully. The only advice that I can give you is to make sure that your measurements are correct - I ruined 2 slides before I got this right. But overall, I'm very pleased with them and would buy them again. Good luck.