Hickory HardwareBottom Centered Drawer Mount, Not Compatible with Side Mount Drawers, Heavy Duty Center Drawer Slide for Cabinet & Dresser Drawers, Easy Open & Soft Close Glide Track, 20 Inch, 5 Pack

Had a box under the sink my wife wanted to pull out. So I added the glides to make her happy. Took about 30 minutes because I had to add shims to fit the bottom the the drawer. Have been working great for a couple months now

Glad I took time to read reviews with some details. Pulling the track apart for installation had me nervous I'd break something - don't worry. Pull repeatedly in the direction it slides and it will release. Some skill and proper tools may be needed to install. If it works as is in your unit, great! Mine was a Young American chest of drawers. I needed to shim under the track and cut the wood opening wider at the receiving end of the drawer. Easy once I realized what needed to be done but I have construction background and the tools to make it easy. The drawer side rail extended a couple inches too far it seemed and expected to trim it but tried putting the drawer in first and it was fine.

It was made sturdy but didn’t work with our drawers. Not the manufacturer s fault but maybe better pictures or descriptions would help when ordering

Used two of these to make my reel to reel tape player slide out. It is in a cabinet under the TV.These are great. Yes, you do have to jerk a couple of times to separate the two parts.Does come with the rear adjustable bracket, which I did not need.My steps. 1. Used the holes in tape case that were previously for rubber feet.2. Drilled holes in upper bracket to mount to tape player. Attached upper brackets to tape player.Made sure they were in alignment.3. Put on lower brackets.4. A screw in each in back to hold in place and now have a tape player that slides out.Could not find a slide out tray and these was cheaper.

The instructions were labeled. They just looked like a protective cover. I was so angry it hurt in my legs trying to figure this out. The size was wrong. I ordered the 14 inch. My drawer is 14” and it’s sticking out. It said it would fit this size. It’s uneven. The ball bearings that ‘wouldn’t come out’ when I separated the pieces are all over the floor. I had ordered two of these so I had to remove the bottom part and replace it. Worst of all, trying to figure this out, I ruined my floors. God forbid they label the instructions and send you a product that actually fits, so you don’t spend 4 hours trying to put something together and ultimately just lose your security deposit bc they’re too lazy to mark the instructions on the top, or tell you the right size, so you know what it is. It’s fol.I can’t stress enough that this company and product are terrible and they’re horrible communicators. I communicate professionally. If you look at it you’ve never seen it before, you would notice that nothing is labeled properly. I’m so angry. My dresser and my floor are ruined. Just buy from a company that cares enough to give you thoughtful directions and accurate sizes. My hardwood floors are ruined. I’m so angry. Just horrible experience. Spare yourself. These reviews must be fake.

A client wanted their old, center-mount drawer slides, fitted with undermount slides. The standard undermount drawer slides were not going to fit, as the dresser was not built to accommodate the space needed for that type of slide(I would have had to rebuild the drawers; a tedious process that would make the drawers smaller).These sliders turned out to be the perfect option, even though they were designed for center-mount use.

The instructions for the 20 inch unit show that the members separate. The drawer member extends to a solid stop with a distinct metallic click. It feels as if only destructive force would separate the members. Can you provide a trick that will allow the members to separate? I was able to install the slide, but it would have been much easier with separate members.The screws provided will not fit flush with the member because the screw head is too large, requiring the hole to be enlarged to fit the screw.

I bought a very nice Mission style used dresser, but a few of the drawer slides were broken and the ball bearing slide mechanism no longer worked. So I contacted Accuride to order a 16", bottom slide, Model 1029. Accuride told me they no longer made the 16" ones; they only made them in odd number sizes now. i asked for a recommendation on what i should use for a replacement and they did not have any suggestions. So, I searched Amazon and found this slide made by Hickory Hardware. I was not sure it would work, but I noticed that their description include this wording: "P-1029" so I thought, maybe, just maybe that was a clue and so I ordered two sets. There was on slight difference in the small back bracket they used versus the original Accuride one, but I didn't even need to use it. I unscrewed the original slides and put the new ones right in the place the old ones were and BOOM BABY! PERFECT FIT! Thank you Hickory Hardware for picking up the slack that Accuride left behind. You just got yourself a new customer for life.

Product as advertised. quality built

The instruction is terrible but after I finally got these installed they're working as expected. I had to read all the reviews before someone mentioned how you have to tug at the glider back and forth three or four times before they come apart. I was pulling at it and after a couple tries I thought I was going to break them by tugging hard another few times. It didn't break and now I know to keep tugging until they come apart.Also make sure you measure the drawer and get the right size. I got the right size but had to adjust one back a little as the drawer wasn't closing properly. Now that they're on the are working great.

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