Do these drawer slides have the rollers built in? If so, how far does it extend when fully pulled out? I would assume yes to the first question and about 10-12" on the second, but want to be sure!
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Each of these drawer slides have two parts. One part is attached to the cabinet with supplied screws and the other part is attached to the drawer with supplied screws. Two wheels are used to slide the drawers simply and effectively. Nice slides that come out about 10 inches from the cabinet, maybe a little more.
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About 3 inches. There are different ones that match the different size rollers.
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3/4 extension means the drawer will only open 3/4 of it length. If you want 100% extension you need slides that specify 100% extension. The 22" slides are actually 21 1/2" long. They fit a 22" drawer probably in a 24" deep cabinet.
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Probably one of two things: ( 1 ) Make sure that the roller beraings are all the way to the front of the slide on each side of the opening as you insert the drawer , or ( 2 ) the slide parts on the drawer itself may have been installed upside down. Check carefully the drawings for correct installation . I found the drawer slide equipment to be sub-standard , so I replaced mine with a better quality set.
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According to my husband, who installed them, they extend out 2/3 of their length. I think this was what your question asked. The slide fits the entire length of our kitchen cabinets, so contents is easily accessed.
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The slide is for a 24 inch drawer but the over all lenght is 26" . That extra 2 inches allows for the unit to collapse and a stop on the back.
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Gaillard, Just measured the Shop Fox D3029 14in. full extension slide that I own. It measures 0.493 in. thick using a dial caliper. Having less than 1/2" between drawer and cabinet I wouldn't recommend these for your application. Have an old set of Knape & Vogt (no model no's.) that meas. 7/16" but good luck finding them. I'd be sure they are returnable, or verify the thickness, before buying if I were you. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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All of these slides have a pin at the rear of the drawer slide that slips into a hold drilled into the back of the drawer. This pin (one on each side) keeps the drawer from tipping forward when opened - therefore the depth of the drawer must match the slide or else the pin will not engage and the drawer will tip when opened. The size of the slide refers to the depth of the drawer box. So this slide requires a 21" deep drawer box. They make other sizes including 9", 12", 15", 18", 21"
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I had my own typo in my previous answer I bought the D3033 NOT D2033. sorry about the mistake. I cannot speak to the other response from Shawn but my slides are a true 24 inches (giver or take a fraction). The portion that mounts to the cabinet is 24 inches while the portion that mounts to the drawer and the intermediate piece are slightly shorter.
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A 15" slide could be made to work. You will have to add a 1" spacer to the back of the drawer, this assuming there is enough depth to the cabinet itself. You also need to be sure there is a half inch from the bottom of the drawer sides to the underside of the drawer bottom.
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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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The description is a little misleading. The price is for one package of 2- 10" slides. The 10"'s refers to the actual slide length without being extended. Did some price checking from other sources and found these were reasonably priced.
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The answer below are accurate, its about 1 1/2 inch for each roller. You'll love it, otherwise, just let me know and I can issue you a refund!
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They are all already installed but not at my house. The drawers fully extend so a 16" slide will come pretty close to double at 32" from the back of the drawer.
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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
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Ok, These are 18" slides... So I am not understanding the "12" length prior to slinding out" part... But, that doesn't matter if you are locked on thickness. The thickness of these slides won't work for you though if they must be 1/4 inch each side. These slides closed are approx a 1/2 wide each. So for the pair, they are an inch wide.
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I apologize for the late response but my message was buried in my email.I think these will work fine with 2 in rollers. I use them with 1 inch rollers but there is plenty of give in them. I love mine and am thinking of ordering another set.