Is the space above the track opening also open in order to slide over an existing piece of support wood extending from backside of my drawer?
1102641
This plastic piece mounts to my drawer (in the back). Then this plastic piece slides over a center rail on the table portion - it keeps the drawer from moving side to side.
1102642
The ones I bought were solid plastic above the track opening. The the track opening slides over the track on the bottom of the drawer......If that makes sence
1102643
Yes, there is an open slot above the open "C" shaped opening that accommodates the tail end of the wooden support which runs from the front to the back of the drawer.
1102644
It was a very easy fix, the space above the drawer was open in my table. I purchased the least expensive option and it's been working beautifully.
1102645
I believe it is a universal drawer support and in some cases does slip over a center wood drawer support.
1539767
No it is not. The hardware for the drawer would not line up. I suppose if you chose not to install the drawer, you could switch the panels.
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
911937
None. Plenty of room on top and the drawer slides fine. Very nice looking too.
925958
I am not sure but the wood for the drawers is thin. I would not recommend this, it does fit together as it should and one of my drawers is messed up because it did not fit together well. I try not to use it. They also come off track easily when pulling them open.
1720432
Yes, definitely. There's over 2.75 inches of clearance underneath the drawer.
505360
The predrilled bolt/screw type holes exist only on the right side of the cabinet and are recessed on the inside so as not to interfere with the sliding drawer. It would take a lot of woodworking to move it to the left side. Virginia was right on. Al
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.
2020836
The wheels can be removed but I don't know if there will be enough room for the drawer to slide in and out.
1509652
Yeah, but there are blocks in the back that prevent the drawer from being opened that way or from slipping out.I'm sure with a sturdy pair of pliers you could bend it out of the way
2261856
Not if you intend to pull out the drawers which is the primary value of this item. It would tip over as it is relatively heavy--which is a good thing. WE have been very pleased with this glide out shelf. Have one in each of his and her cabinets in our main bathroom.
1781248
Yes. There is a little catch so the drawer doesn't just fall out when it's opened.
1307853
Yes, these drawer glides require 1/2" of space on each side of the drawer so the drawer should be 1" narrower than the opening in the cabinet.
585419
yes it can, BUT, Haffele makes a similar model that includes replacement extension drawer glides that are much sturdier that what is customarily installed on drawers. I would recommend that model for in drawer install. It comes with adjustable width drawer glides.There is some up & down "flexing" of this product when in use, and you need as firm a base as possible. Great quality though...
2056833
the inner dimensions are the same 13 3/4"Deep x 12 3/16"Wide x 4" High. May I ask why you are asking? if your thinking about changing the rails so the drawers will open fully, the file drawer rails will fit the upper drawers just fine without drilling new holes. Let me know if you have any other questions.I think my two cabinets are a good cabinets. I would like to have deeper drawers however.
2210100
No. But its something I am fine with. Sometimes I scoot my chair on wheels, too far forward, and the drawer closes a little; have to pull back out. My problem was leaning to hard on the drawer over the years, broke the plastic screw slots off, where it became annoyingly loose.
162718
These go on both sides at the front of the drawer opening in the chest, with the long dimension perpendicular to the vertical sides of the opening and the short dimension up against the edge of the opening. The bottom of the side walls of the drawer slide on these. To install them, you'll probably have to use either a small hammer or the side of a hammer and it works best if you put a small piece of wood or something stiff and flat, even a putty knife between the glide and the hammer so you're actually distributing the load on the glide, otherwise the head of the tack in the glide will break through. If it does, you can still make the glide work by hammering the tack down with a nail set. Photo posted.