Are the slides full extension if not will 3/4 clear the opening?
1810881
I am sorry I cant answer that. I had a contractor install it when I remodeled my kitchen
1810882
Yes it does extend a little more than 3/4 of its length. I measured mine and it comes around 17.5 inch. It is very easy to install ,four screws. Once I got it located in the right Spot I drilled pilot hoes where the screws go.these pilot holes should be about half the diameter of the wood screw .say the screw measures 1/8 inch drill the pilot 1/16 inch. I am very satisfied with the product. Happy guy
1810883
Just like Brenda said, picture provided shows it does not extend 100%, but it completely extends the can out in order to use it from the cabinet.
1810884
The basket extends fully but the brackets come out 3/4 of the way. I've been using it for a few months now and it slides easily. It's just a little annoying having to pull up the cover (especially if your hands are full). But, without the cover, you might get some odors from the trash. I'd rather have the cover.
1810885
I think that the picture is a good illustration of how far the slides extend. They don't quite extend 100%, but it is a little more than 3/4. Also, you can mount the base closer to the cabinet door to get it to extend farther out.
1087451
mine is 50mm, therefore when i put my oly plates on them there is a little bit of slide space. not so much that it will jingle jangle but enough that it is not a tough resistance to slide my plates on
249242
24" slides are really a bit less, maybe 24-3/4" or so. I think they have cardboard on the package ends.
1922587
Sure I can help! Its 5 inches wide 10 inches long and 5 inches high and when the both slides extends it becomes 15 inches long and when collapsed its only 1 inch thick.
1580208
Yes. I can't measure exactly as the slides are installed on a drawer. Depth of drawer is 10.5 inches. It fully extends the entire drawer.
1017116
Should work for both. But depending on the size of your slider, you may have to block some opening.
417988
In your honor we tested the drawer slide to check if it locks. The answer is no, it doesn't lock when fully extended. In fact, we rarely have ours fully extended because when we bump into it, the drawer easily closes part way. We are using this for a 5 foot wide "drawer" under a counter to put our keyboards on, so our situation is not what is recommended by the manufacturer.
1722402
There is a screw on the slides that allows you to lock the slides in place, I think the folks having trouble with the slides have not made certain that this screw is all the way loose. Mine was not and the slide was a bit stiff. Once I loosened the screw....smooth as glass!!
949617
The length of the entire mechanism, when it is closed is 60". The entire unit pulled to full extension is 120" That means that the hole in the wall you are going to install it in must be 60" deep. When you have installed the mechanism in that hole, you can then pull the sliding part out and attach a 60" long drawer or shelf, etc. to the mechanism then push the entire 60" back into the wall. One important thing to remember is that, unlike standard kitchen drawer slides, there is no way to detach the sliding part from the part affixed to the inside of the cabinet. You must first attach the entire mechanism inside the cabinet. You must then center your drawer/shelf between the rails, raise the drawer/shelf so it will clear the floor or cabinet frame, then pull the inner portion on the slide out on both sides of the drawer/shelf and attach the inner slide mechanism to the drawer/shelf. This is a VERY HEAVY mechanism and the forces of the load it will support are substantial. These slides are excellent and we could not be happier with our 4' X 5' x 18" pantry which slides out from beneath our stairwell. I hope that I have not been so wordy as to confuse the issue for you. Good luck with your project.
868989
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.
2204840
The drawer needs to be the same as the measurement of the drawer. If it is not the same size you will not get the full extension
1307280
No. You would have to use a Dremel or something similar to widen the opening
1295779
7/8" gap to flush slide, 3/4" usable tread, 3/4" cut out fits, doors up to 3/8"
1952762
The drawers do extend fully. No problem seeing, or reaching, even the last 10% of any of the drawers.
1871258
Not in the sense you're probably thinking of. This is best for translucent slides.
43699
Yes-- opening measures 1-5/8", thus has an extra 1/8" for additional flashing material. Slipping does not pose any issue.
2115597
The slide holder has 4 2"x2" openings. I've scanned slides in plastic and cardboard frames