For wooden drawers, is it reccommended to use on both drawer bottom and support top or is one side suitable and if one, which is preferred?
1098869
We put it on the bottom of the drawers, but depending on your drawers and rails, either could work.
1098870
I used it on the bottom edges of the drawer sides. I cut the 3/4" strip down to the thickness of the drawer sides. It works perfectly. I used it on 10 piston style drawers in an apothecary style DVD chest and the drawers slide great. Good luck with your project. I am very happy with the product.
1098871
Probably doesn't matter. I just used them on the support top, and it worked well.
1098872
I used it on the track only for a pair of sliding doors. Not necessary to use on both sides.
1435862
Hello P., If you purchase a 6 drawer captains bed then you can put the drawers on either side of the bed, the other side will be an open space, usually people put that side against a wall so that you do not see the back side of the drawers. If you have the space you can also buy this bed with the 12 drawer option....that is 6 drawers per side...the cost is more for this option. Thanks, Drew
739712
If you load up the bottom drawer with enough heavy objects and pull it out far enough, the whole unit will lean forward and could tip over. However, in a more realistic scenario where you have a few bottles, I think you'll be fine. At worst, you'll have to hold the drawer if you pull it out really far.
1004266
You could stack them, but the drawer doesn't open very smoothly so you would run the risk of having the top one slide off - I would probably use some epoxy/glue to permanently attach the two together.
2095838
No, the drawer would be in the way and it wouldnt fit. Check out other ones with drawers on other side.
1332174
Yes, it should be fine. Keep in mind that when stored vertically, the feet keep the item from slipping. You might want to line the drawer w/ "gripper" drawer lining or get the self-adhesive rubber feet to place on the back of the container.
1928815
I am not sure if you can do that. I have another box stacked on my file drawer right now and it's working fine, but it's not another drawer. It's just a cardboard box containing personal items. I am guessing that it would be difficult to stack two of them on top of each other because of the metal edging. I am thinking the top one might slip around because of that edging. This is just my guess. Sorry I wasn't of more help.
272938
No, you will not need center support. Though, these units require 3/4" on each side. The other issue with these units is the tracks do not separate. The are locked together. It is tricking attaching them. You need to attach to the cabinet box first, then you need enough room to attach the tracks to the drawer box. I was not happy with these units, and would recommend going with Accur-glide (not sure of the spelling). Joe V
1254375
Yes, both drawers are going to be used for filing. That's why we bought a filing cabinet,for filing.
1378085
Yes to both, the heights of the drawers are adjustable so even what you put in them doesn't lay flat and you need to stack them you can configure them that way.
873661
I don't think it's necessary of you are only using one. I have just one sitting on top of my dresser and it's never been tippy at all. But of you were going to stack them more than maybe two high it would probably be a good idea so that you don't accidentally pull the stack over when you pull out a drawer. Hope this helps!
791315
I think the side with design is the top and solid is the bottom, at least that's how I use it. You could always try it both ways to see which works better for you.
1588953
It's pretty straightforward, study the product picture here. One side mounts to the frame, the other one mounts on the faux drawer facing.
1308031
Yes, just don't install drawer guides and drawer. Can always be installed later should you change your mind.
1796786
Yes, both drawers have bottoms, and both can be set up for hanging files. I am only using one of them for files and the other for other stuff.
1817977
It should install ok but you may not be able to slide the drawer all the way in. Another tip is unless you can turn the disk upside to install the side supports try using this. I used a couple of flat pieces of wood about 3\4 wide by 4" long and then used a small C clamp on each side to hold them. Gary
1659930
I have not had it in the smallest position yet...but as it is and has been, I would guess you would be hard pressed to get a two drawer file cabinet under it. It might work...by lifting table over the file cabinet but it might be difficult to open top drawer, totally depending on how big a base board is on the cabinet. I measured from floor up to wood false drawer on table = 24". Base of our file is 2.5-3" with top of second drawer of our four drawer file cabinet measures 25" from floor. If there is no base on cabinet, it might work. Hope that helped some.