Drawer Slides 9 Inch Ball Bearing Full Extension 3 Section Slide Track Mounting Drawer Runners Slider for Cabinet Home Furniture, 2 Pack (Black 9 Inch)

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Wasn’t sure of what I needed other than a 16 inch rail. Didn’t know whether they were 3/8 or 1/2 in thickness or what? Ordered a set and they arrived the next day with no issues. There were no instructions on how to install so I used my best guess on replacing them. Easy to figure out what went where and used the original screws to install the new slides. Didn’t completely line up with the holes but was able to screw into the wood securing them down tightly. Never even opened the bag of wood screws that came with it. Installed the drawer back into the dresser and it aligned perfectly with no binding or anything. Great product for a great price. Install was simple even for a rookie like me.

Used for a dresser that needed new glides.

If you are replacing sliders with 3/8" thickness instead of the standard 1/2", search no longer. These are it!!!I had to replace some defective drawer slides that had the non-standard 3/8" thickness. I didn't realize it until I installed some standard-gap accurides and the drawer wouldn't go in. I'm so glad I found a part to replace the original without having to do some sanding / additional shenanigans.The drawer slides themselves are fine. This is a filing cabinet size drawer so not particularly wide. But the drawer opens and closes smoothly and fully, so no complaints.I'm mostly just happy about the 3/8" gap, and saving me from sanding off the finishing of a particle board underneath it desk.

What you see is literally all you get. No instructions, no screws. If this was my first time installing drawer slides I would have been completely helpless and probably would have returned them and paid a little more for others. But I was able to get the job done. Once installed, they seem fine.One other thing that screams "budget purchase"... I ordered 3 of these. One of the sets is completely missing the middle screw holes on the drawer box part of the slide. It's like someone just forgot to cut them. Again, I was able to figure it out, but it added some additional work... but honestly, how does that even happen?

I used these "100 Pound Capacity" slides to hold a 60 pound tray and 12 volt refrigerator for my home-built Chevy Suburban RV conversion.The failure route was the end stops crumpled and ball bearings went flying everywhere. After that, it was metal on metal sliding - with the need to lift the tray to get over certain internal hold ups.I would have been better served by the old fashioned route of wood channels and bees wax.

Easy to install, and much heavier that the manufacturer oem

Easy installation