10 Pairs 22 inch Drawer Slides Soft Close Drawer Full Extension Drawer Slides 22 Inch Soft Close Hardware Drawer Guides - Side Mount Drawer Rails (10 Pairs 22 inch)

These are good working slides. They work as well as other, more expensive slides and can be had for a good price ($48 for 6pr). The screws come with it, and they were scattered everywhere in the box.While these are good slides they aren't as nice as the undermount slides. With these slides the drawer will stop rolling as soon as you let go, unless you really give it a hard push. The undermounts just need an easy push and they'll roll until they soft close mechanism catches. Just be aware of the difference between the two designs. These type of slides don't roll as nice as the other (undermount) design.

I bought these to use in a mobile miter saw workstation I built for my shop. The installation was straightforward, typical for this type of slide. I didn't think I needed slow-close, but now that I have it I'm glad, because it keeps the drawers closed when moving the station around. I only needed five, but one of the slides was acting a little sluggish at first, so it's good to have a spare, just in case.

I saw some people were frustrated with the instructions. I have installed dozens of drawers over the years. I thought the instructions given with these slides are typical, telling what has to be done (which should be fairly obvious), but doesn’t say “How” to get accurate results. Accuracy in hanging drawers is very important. Before I submit the instructions, just a couple words on the slides. I installed mine in a light cabinet on wheels, and the force to open the drawer causes the cabinet to move. This effort appears to be higher than other slides I used.They include flat head screws, which certainly is not the best. If your screw is not exactly in the center of the hole, then the bracket will shift as the screw centers within the hole. Truss headed sheet metal screws would be more common, and prefered.This slide is better suited to “frameless” cabinet design, as you need to screw the metal bracket to the side of the cabinet; so if you have a face frame on the cabinet, you will need to shim. (Not fun) InstructionsMake a “support bracket”, approximately ½” tall and about 12” long. It’s critical that this bracket is parallel on the top and bottom surfaces (1/2” surface). Place the drawer on a flat surface, place this wooden support bracket next to it, then place the drawer’s metal slide bracket on top, and screw the metal bracket to the drawer. Repeat this procedure on the opposite side (using the same wooden bracket. The metal slides are now accurately positioned on the drawer.For the cabinet, take a scrap piece of plywood or MFD (1/2” or ¾”) and about 8” wide. The height needs to be the distance from the floor in the cabinet to the bottom of the metal slide bracket. Again, be sure the surfaces are parallel (from the cabinet floor to the slide bracket). With the metal slide bracket resting on the plywood, screw the metal bracket to the cabinet Move the plywood to the opposite side of the cabinet and repeat the procedure.If you’re hanging multiple drawers on top of each other, measure the next drawer’s height, add the space you desire, and then trim this amount off your plywood support.

I can’t tell the difference from the way over price slides out there

I had a "honey do list" project for a custom closet from the wife, which meant building some drawers. Big chain stores were gouging in prices for 20" soft close slides. For the 9 pairs I need would have cost me near $20 a piece. These guys were cheap, and identical in almost every way to those $20 ones, quality was the same 10/10 would buy again. They worked so well and easy to install.

My husband and I consider ourselves very handy. We followed the directions, we followed the recommendations in the reviews, we even tried it based on methods found on YouTube, and still, the slides are not super smooth. I can’t tell if it’s the slides themselves that aren’t super smooth or whether they have to be perfectly level in every way to get the utility of the slides. If you don’t get exactly right, it does not move smooth and the ball bearings fall out. We did two drawers before my husband and I decided to keep using the 20 year old slides that came with the house. Between the difficult of the installation and the price point, would not recommend.

Soft close doesn’t pull it closed very well. Have to push it manually last 1 inch to gat it closed.

The wife says they take too much effort to open when used as a pair. So I use one soft close and one standard full extension on each drawer. I love the way they work that way.

I am looking for drawer slides for my old kitchen cabinet. It is the right size as described and perfect length. I use it for the storage tray bottom not the regular drawer's side. It works very well and I can pull out the tray more easier than before. They are a little bit heavy so you need a strong support.

Good metal quality, also easy to installed. My husband took few hours to finished the drawers and we were happy to have them in smoothly way. It provide stable and reliable wheels so that’s help the drawers can stay stronger.

I'm installing these slides on a new cabinet and I find they require a lot of force to get them to glide. One set won't even do the soft close and I've re-mounted them, ensured they're level and double checked the pin...do I need to adjust something?

Ces glissières sont de très bonne qualité et super robuste. Le prix du pack 6 pairs est très intéressent.Je n'hésiterai pas à en recommander si besoin.

Good product and heavy construction. Great for pull out garbarge or other cabinets.