10 Pairs Rear Mounting Brackets for Drawer Slide - B4502 Cabinet Drawer Bracket for Face Frame Cabinets Kitchen Replacement Parts for 1.77 inch(45mm) Width Furniture Gildes

They work pretty good. A little tricky to install. You can purchase a set of draw fixtures that hold the draw in position to make the job easy. I would not attempt to install the slides without the fixtures. Slides are made well and work well. I don’t know how well they will hold up but they are very sturdy and do not see a problem. A great way to upgrade your draws.

I got these to make 3D Printing Filament rack drawers under my work bench. They worked perfect for my needs. These are nice and heavy duty and can hold a good amount of weight. The sliders are ball bearing so they slide very nicely. They do sort of lock in the closed position when you push them all the way in so they do not open on accident. I bought the 18' long ones and they were a perfect size for my workbench. If you need heavy duty drawer slides at a good price these are the ones you want. If i ever need more I will definitely get more.

I used these in a 17 inch deep pantry cabinet. They seem to be well made and they work well. I really wanted to get self closing ones, but I couldn't find any in the 16 inch size that I needed. These are soft closing though, and slide smoothly, and the 16 inch size is perfect for my 17 inch deep cabinet. That's fine for this particular cabinet. I bought 2 pairs. They're a pretty good value for the price. The first pair came with 8 screws (1/2"), which was enough to put 2 screws in each cabinet side panel and 2 into each drawer. The second pair didn't come with any screws at all. Luckily I have a good selection of screws on hand, and I replaced the 1/2" screws with 3/4" screws and used 3 in each side panel and 3 in each drawer. Installation was easy aside from having to supply my own screws. I think I'm going to put in one more drawer. I'll order these again if I do, since they're solid and will keep all the same.

Used these to replace twenty year old "Euro style" rails on framed cabinets with the available back mount bracket. If there's a downside to using these as replacements is that there's a lot less tolerance for small differences in the rail mounting. Once I got them dialed in for my particular cabinets everything worked fine. Quality seems good for the price, but I can't compare the look of soft close mechanism to other brands so we'll see how long the pistons last. They are very smooth if you install them very accurately, however they are fairly "heavy" feeling in operation. It takes purposeful movement to open or close, which takes some getting used to over cheap resistance less slides. It also has a catch point where if you don't push the drawer back all the way it doesn't engage the soft close and finish closing the drawer. For retrofit slides in our older cabinets, these are good.

I have used these on multiple projects and really like them (see photos & video). They are heavy-duty, high quality, and very well-built. Plenty of normal and slotted holes that can be used for all types of installations. Only negative is the quality of the screws. I have twisted the head off of a few of them, but I was also mounting them to hard maple, so make sure you drill a good-sized pilot hole. Also, make sure you choose a set of slides that fit the weight of what you will place in the drawer. The more 'heavy duty' the slides you buy, the harder you have to pull to open the drawer AND you will need more weight in the drawer to activate the 'soft-close' function. I used 100-pound slides for both applications shown in the photos. The slides work beautifully for my heavy-duty shop drawers filled with heavy screws and hardware; it's more difficult to get the soft close mechanism, to activate in the smaller and lighter kitchen cabinet drawer. These were definitely over-kill for the kitchen cabinet drawers (although still work great) but awesome for the pull-out trays with the heavier appliances. Highly recommend these slides and will continue to buy them!

I had to replace one broken and one sticky slide. I replaced all six on the dresser. The old ones were 11 1/2”. No one carries them. I went shorter to be safe. They worked great.

I bought two pair of these slides. They seem to work as well as any i've used over the years so the rating should be 4 or 5 stars. But this afternoon I unwrapped the second pair to install the last drawer in a rolling cabinet I built for the garage. THERE WERE NO SCREWS INCLUDED. The nearest hardware store that was open is 25 minutes away or longer in the late afternoon traffic. I read the reviews mentioning no screws, but I thought surely the manufacturer or the importer would have fixed the problem by now. The screws that were in the first package were not the useless grade of soft steel that China makes for use with balsa wood, thank goodness. Most of them did not round out if the driver cammed out. But that is all you can say. Only just enough were included for a light duty drawer. If even 1 fails you are out of luck. Fortunately I had some suitable screws on hand, including some low profile pan head that were left over from making another set of drawers. it only took me 10 minutes of cursing to find them. So a good product carelessly or deliberately packed without all the screws and some of the screws only fit for careful driving by a gentle hand.

Great quality, very smooth and recommend anyone that buys drawers from Amazon to go ahead and order these in advance.