Questions and Answers for Everbilt 22 in. Soft-Close Full Extension Side Mount Ball Bearing Drawer Slide Set 1-Pair (2 Pieces)

A:  1/2? on both sides is the industry standard.

A:  WidthMadness, thank you for your question. You will need 1/2 inch on each side.  A total of 1" difference between the drawer and the opening.  For ball bearing slides it needs to be accurate also, to avoid binding. ~Best, Liberty Hardware Customer Care Team

A:  Greetings, Thank you for your question. Our Customer Care Specialists would like to discuss your questions further. Please contact us directly at customersolutions@libertyhardware.com Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST. ~Best, Liberty Hardware Customer Care Team.

A:  50 pounds

A:  22” soft close will work. 

A:  If you are asking about 22” slider you might need drill hole in slider for 20” drawer.  

A:  Mine are 1 13/16"

A:  tall dimension is 1 13/16" (46mm) you can also check the specs sheet on the Home Depot product site.

A:  No. Go with the 20 in. slides. These fully extend so you should still be able to reach almost the back of the cabinet. If you go with a slide length (22 in.) that is longer than your cabinet depth (21 in.), the shelves will NOT close fully.

A:  You could use either IF the cabinet space is at least 20" deep. The 20" slides will allow the drawer to be pulled out 2" further Good luck

A:  Yes! Yes, you can!  The distance the drawer extends is based on the length of the slide and mounted position of the slide. If you only want the drawer to extend 10” then use a 10” slide! ;-) What you don’t want is a slide that is longer than the drawer! That causes a couple issues that can be a slap-the-forehead moment!

A:  you can but you won’t be able to pull out the full length of the drawer completely 

A:  You might have to modify the opening; install a shim under the drawer slide.