TCH Hardware 12 Inch Heavy Duty 250 lb Steel Drawer Slides - 3/4" Wide - Full Extension with Over Travel | Side Mount Ball Bearing Drawer Rails…

I made my own drawers for these out of 3/4 ply. I clamped, glued and brad nailed them together. I actually drilled these out for carriage bolts to fit perfectly for mounting. Everything went great! I was able to sit in them with my feet off the ground without any movement. Being an electrician I was both shocked and relieved. They are smooth even loaded down. This was a test run for a future project, so I’m glad they are satisfactory.Edit: I just received (15) 36” drawer slides (3 pairs per pkg. ~40lbs). Others had mentioned receiving damaged product, so I opened and inspected every one, including removing the drawer mounted section. They were packaged well, all of the individual bags were unopened, and all were in new undamaged condition. One removable section was a little difficult to remove. It seemed the latch wasn’t releasing well enough. The only thing that seemed a little light was the amount of grease. I’ll be applying a little more Super Lube or White Lithium before I finish up. Anxious to get started. Will update when finished

the heavy duty drawer sides were just what we needed to repair our sliding table in our Airsteam Trailer.

excelente producto.. lo recomiendo..

NO instructions, being my first cabinet build it would have helped. I went to YouTube and found some help. The recommendation was to use # screws. They fit into the holes of the drawer rail just right, however when attaching the rail to the cabinet the #8's are too small. I bought some #10's and 12's, the 12's fit. So unless I am proved wrong you will need Four #8's per side.

I wanted to use the wasted space in the base of my Mill. Was originally going to get the standard 100lb 22" or 24" slides that are pretty cheap, but then I ran across these. I'm at the point in my life where I want things to last, and to be done well the first time, so I splurged. $150 for 3 sets instead of like $30. Then I screwed together scrap melamine I had lying around to make the drawers haha! Until I have time to make metal drawers.The full extension IS WORTH IT. Would buy again for the same project.

We have these sliders on our overland (off road jeep trailer). They are used to hold the power system of our trailer. (Battery, battery charger, inverter, battery cutoff switch, fuse box, and wires.) These sliders hold up well and support the weight very well. It is nice to have it were we can pull the power system out and check fuses, charger, and all; and then slide it back into the trailer and keep on going. You can take sliders out, but it is a little hard to get them back in. But once they are in, they slide great.

If you have basic fabrication and carpentry skills then installing these drawer slides is a piece of cake. I just installed 3 pair of these in a 28'W X 54" T pantry. The sides of this pantry are not square so I had my doubts if I could build 3 pull out shelves that didn't bind. It was not an issue. These drawer slides are very forgiving and the wife is very happy! Shipping was free with Amazon Prime and all 6 slides arrived at my door step in 2 days during the busiest shipping time of the year (Christmas).

I bought these to add a slide out portion to my office desk at home for the kids to do their homework on. They are solid, and very sturdy once installed. Installation was a little weird because you have to slide them "just so" to be able to access the holes toward one end, but overall a great product. They were a little taller than I expected (almost 3"), but I'm glad to have them.