My drawer carcass is not face framed, they are European style. Can I still use these slides?
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Hi:If the hinges do not get in the way of the sides and there is no face frame I think they will work. I an not sure what European style type cabinet you have. You can always add wood strips, so the slides do not interfere with the door or frame. I hope this helps.
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Not sure how to answer this. This type of slide attaches to the side of the cabinet.. and the face frame needs to be flush the side of the cabinet. Which I believe is what they call 'European' style. Hope this helps ...
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Give yourself one-half inch on each side of your drawers for the slides. I replaced existing nylon roller slides and they worked perfect. Just adjust your height to each drawer.
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If the leg are wood, remove them. If they are steel , these sliders may not work.
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not sure what you mean..It does not matter how wide a drawer is, but the depth of a drawer is the measurement you need so you can buy the correct slide (length) set. you dont need this bracket if your cabinet does not have a face frame since you can screw the slides to the sides of the cabinet. I hope I answer your question.
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I wouldn't trust these drawer slides mounted that way. They will be difficult to pull at best. Worst case, they would just drop the drawer when you pull it out.
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You should be able to fit these slides onto your current configuration. If I understand your question, you see a rail attached to the draw side and the mate to that rail attached to the desk side. All slides come with the (male and female) slides. You will separate the pair to install them. Ensure the thickness of your current set is not an narrower or thicker than this set. These slides run about 3/8" thick so you will need that distance between your draw side and desk side on each side. If yours are wider you can put a thin shim on either the draw mount side or the desk mount side. Good luck. You should be able to fit these slides onto your current configuration. If I understand your question, you see a rail attached to the draw side and the mate to that rail attached to the desk side. All slides come with the (male and female) slides. You will separate the pair to install them. Ensure the thickness of your current set is not an narrower or thicker than this set. These slides run about 3/8" thick so you will need that distance between your draw side and desk side on each side. If yours are wider you can put a thin shim on either the draw mount side or the desk mount side.... » Read More You should be able to fit these slides onto your current configuration. If I understand your question, you see a rail attached to the draw side and the mate to that rail attached to the desk side. All slides come with the (male and female) slides. You will separate the pair to install them. Ensure the thickness of your current set is not an narrower or thicker than this set. These slides run about 3/8" thick so you will need that distance between your draw side and desk side on each side. If yours are wider you can put a thin shim on either the draw mount side or the desk mount side. Good luck. « Show Less
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Hi, thanks for your question. According to the product information, the sliders are designed for use on box drawer applications up to 24" wide. For future reference, you can find this information in the "Product Description" section of the product page. I hope this helps!
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Yes u can its a decorated design. Not curved. Slanted cut on the inside. They will fit flush. I love mine.
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No. The slides don't come apart. You have to unscrew the trays if you want to remove them.
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I Suppose you intend to fit these specific sliders onto the legs of furniture items. Bear in mind the material the furniture is made of; wood, plastic or metal. In any case, you will have to bolt the sliders under the legs. I would use a drill to make a tentative hole, in order to ease the bolt in.
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Have not done it, but don't see how it would be a problem. We use containers. You would have to avoid interfering with the slide mechanism when adding the fasteners for the wood.
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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.
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Yes, they are removable. You screw them on with a backing screw, so you should be able to replace them with a standard drawer knob. I was considering replacing them originally, but they actually look better in real life than in the picture.
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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 &gt;$40 if my euro to dollar conversion rate is accurate.
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Well they're on my .38 right now & well it looks like you can. They are metal. Not sure what's behind them on the grips or how exactly they are mounted. I supose you could try to do it, but I'd be carful about dinging the wood. I like them as is. They look very sharp on my model 10. If I were you, I'd buy the grips and leave them "as is". You'll be very happy with the existing medallions.
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Hi Gnome, I am several hundred miles from t now, so I can't say for sure. My wife and I thin that the old Kodachrome (and Extachrome) slides are 2 inch square, but since I don't have them in front of me, that is a guess. If your slides are the standard Kodachrome size, it works great,
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I think that you can but they will need to be attached by something, like screws and brackets. Note there are 2 sheets of OSB that sits on top of the 3 drawer framing.