Are the protruding black "legs" on the back of the pull supposed to be hidden inside the wood? Otherwise the pull will stick out from the drawer.
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I had the same question. I did not hide them in the wood. Once they were in place they actually look pretty good despite being on the outside of the drawer. I love the handles as they are very sturdy and so far no problems with the placement.Good luck....
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Yes, the legs go into the wood in order for the handles to be flush with the drawer. I was worried I would have to drill larger holes, but it ended up not being necessary. Good luck, hope this helps.
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I had the same question. I did not hide them in the wood. Once they were in place they actually look pretty good despite being on the outside of the drawer. I love the handles as they are very sturdy and so far no problems with the placement. Good luck....
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Those little legs were not a problem, and the pull rests flush against the cabinet with just the two screws screwed into them (which are provided). However, those screws were too long, and my husband had to buy shorter screws from a hardware store.
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Hi, I have never had a problem with mine, but on each end there may be a clip that if you put your fingernail under the far end and pull out it will release.Other than that, Other than that, I can only suggest that there is a strong détente that can be overcome by pulling on it with a little more force. It may be that you will have to remove it and inspect the slides and make sure that they are truly free and work back and forth. I think it is possible that if there was a little misalignment when it was installed that it might be hard to slide the drawer back and forth. It may be necessary to fill and redrill a hole or two to correct alignment. Hope this helps you, Kathy. Peace. Roger Hi, I have never had a problem with mine, but on each end there may be a clip that if you put your fingernail under the far end and pull out it will release.Other than that, Other than that, I can only suggest that there is a strong détente that can be overcome by pulling on it with a little more force. It may be that you will have to remove it and inspect the slides and make sure that they are truly free and work back and forth. I think it is possible that if there was a little misalignment when it was installed that it might be hard to slide the drawer back and forth. It may be... » Read More Hi, I have never had a problem with mine, but on each end there may be a clip that if you put your fingernail under the far end and pull out it will release.Other than that, Other than that, I can only suggest that there is a strong détente that can be overcome by pulling on it with a little more force. It may be that you will have to remove it and inspect the slides and make sure that they are truly free and work back and forth. I think it is possible that if there was a little misalignment when it was installed that it might be hard to slide the drawer back and forth. It may be necessary to fill and redrill a hole or two to correct alignment. Hope this helps you, Kathy. Peace. Roger « Show Less
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I know it seems as if there should be another release but there isn't - When you press down on the side releases just firmly pull the drawer towards you and it will come out. Take care to line up the rails when you are putting the drawer back on the rails. Once you get it going straight just push it completely back and you are set to go.
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Yes, they can. The back of the drawer is a little bit higher than the rest of the sides of the drawer so when you open it you don't pull the drawer all the way out. But if you tip the drawer up as you pull it out, it comes all the way out.
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Yes is the simple answer. Details would be that the drawer guides allow for most of the drawer to be exposed when pulled out. About three inches of the back of the drawer still remains covered when fully extended. This is not that big of a problem, as there is enough room to reach and see the back of the drawer. We have no problem using the full drawer space.
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Yes the drawer is larger then it appears, I have it full of folders and the drawer still pulls out easily. Love this desk.
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I'm not sure, the inside/bottom of the drawer sags after putting in minimum items in it...
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Looking from floor up I see that the little legs appear just to be screwed into the underneath support fiberboard - they are not part and parcel of any piece of formed piece of wood. Think it would be easy to leave little support legs off since you have a little clearance for glass doors and drawer to open.
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The only thing I can think of besides a defect is this. With mine I have noticed that it is very easy to think you have the drawer COMPLETELY shut and it need to go in just a fraction more in order to catch the locking mechanism.
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You can always cut the stops on the side of drawer off so the drawers will slide all the way out. Or you can just pull drawer out and squeeze the sides in and the draw will come out.
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Oh wow, not had that happen. Is the top drawer fully pushed inward? Maybe toy around with the top drawer to see if that helps.
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It's a flat drawer. It goes under the desk and does not bump into your legs when you push in your chair. It can be removed the same way it is installed. Every desk in my office has the same drawer and we never had a problem. I hope I answered your questions.
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Yes, I had difficulty with this myself. If you pull the drawer out until it stops, you will see on either side of each drawer a very small black piece of plastic (about 1/8 inch by about 1 inch long) in the middle with the silver metal rail behind it. If you lift that on both sides, the drawer should then come forward and you should be able to remove it. Hope this helps.
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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.
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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
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inside pull to the cabinet is 3/4 of an inch and yes, the back of the pull is smooth. Hope this helps.
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My unit was the same - probably due to the close clearances of the design. I'm planning on using a small dab of petroleum jelly along the runners to see if that helps. In my case, it's a good thing - helps ensure the drawer isn't bumped and comes out accidentally.