do the drawers have roller bearings
1811122
I am not sure if they have roller bearings but it is a great product the drawers shut very easily and very smoothly all in all it is a great buy I'm very satisfied with it
1298790
I sold the house that this vanity is in so I can't look at it but I believe it does have metal slides and the drawers and doors are definitley soft close. I really love this vanity. Great bang for the buck and tons of storage. The bottom drawer holds TP beautifully
1133095
Hello,Thank you for your interest!These wheels do not include bearings. Please, let us know if you need anything else!Thanks,Customer Service
1058030
Dear Lynn, The drawers are made of wood and are plain. You will need to place a tray liner in each drawer. Thank you.
1137476
Yes, they are used as a drawer slide; one goes on either side of the drawer. They are extremely strong and we are pleased.
1330400
Yes - very we'll built and drawers roll out very smoothly and do open for full access. Put together in exact order on directions . I bought 2 and love them !
913466
The drawers sides do. And the feet frWhat I remember. It's not great quality material.
380944
Yes they do but they didn't fit very well. Very difficult to screw on tight enough to the drawer.
886721
Hi Natasha! Thank you for your inquiry! Yes, they do. When the lock at the top is turned, all drawers are locked. Aiste BisonOffice
105492
Yes. The bottom drawers are equipped to hold Pend-a-flex type folders. Metal supports are provided.
969241
Yes, here is a link to matching wood drawers: Set of 2 Under Bed Storage Drawers - Rolling Organizers
2131028
Yes, the drawers have slides but one of mine catches slightly when opened fully. It doesn't really affect the operation much.
1800645
Yes, and the drawers are nice. Meaning they come out a good distance so they are fully functional.
1067951
Yes, they are supposed to lock- mine still moves sometimes. If you purchase this make sure to be really careful when assembling the drawers because mine breaks a lot.
1208193
There is one rail for each drawer that mounts in the center of the opening. Two rollers that mount on either side of the opening also one roller mounts on the back of the drawer itself and runs on the rail.
441323
The drawers are on a ball bearing track similar to a kitchen cabinet drawer. They roll smoothly.
2204057
A previous answer said they don't, but i disagree. With the drawers removed, they stack together very well. I removed the drawers and stacked them up on my desk while I worked on mounting the cabinet on the wall. And FYI, the drawers do slide out if the cabinet is moved, or in the case of wall mount, any vibrations n in the wall may cause the same effect. So to solve this problem I put a 3/4" shim (strip of plywood) along the bottom edge to effectively tilt the cabinet back a little. This way, wall vibrations cause them to nestle backwards - not forwards. It works like a charm. I have 4 of these mounted on the wall, and I use them to store electronic components. A previous answer said they don't, but i disagree. With the drawers removed, they stack together very well. I removed the drawers and stacked them up on my desk while I worked on mounting the cabinet on the wall. And FYI, the drawers do slide out if the cabinet is moved, or in the case of wall mount, any vibrations n in the wall may cause the same effect. So to solve this problem I put a 3/4" shim (strip of plywood) along the bottom edge to effectively tilt the cabinet back a little. This way, wall vibrations cause them to nestle backwards - not forwards. It works like a charm. I have... » Read More A previous answer said they don't, but i disagree. With the drawers removed, they stack together very well. I removed the drawers and stacked them up on my desk while I worked on mounting the cabinet on the wall. And FYI, the drawers do slide out if the cabinet is moved, or in the case of wall mount, any vibrations n in the wall may cause the same effect. So to solve this problem I put a 3/4" shim (strip of plywood) along the bottom edge to effectively tilt the cabinet back a little. This way, wall vibrations cause them to nestle backwards - not forwards. It works like a charm. I have 4 of these mounted on the wall, and I use them to store electronic components. « Show Less