Questions and Answers for Everbilt 21 in. Full Extension Undermount Soft Close Cabinet Drawer Slides (1-Pair)

A:  Drawer side thickness reqs are known. What I don't see is the clearance reqs from the outside of the drawer side & the face-frame/cabinet wall. I don't see that being adjustable, and I doubt that every drawer/cabinet opening have a standard clearance.

A:  Hello Jerry, Thank you for the inquiry about the 21 in. Full Extension Undermount Soft Close Drawer Slide Set 1-Pair. Per the Product Overview - For 1/2 (13 mm) or 5/8 (16 mm) drawer side thickness. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future. Thank you for shopping Home Depot!

A:  I found the answer on sheet 5 of the instructions. It doesn't spell out the clearance, you have to calculate it and make a drawer that fits your cabinet. I wouldn't suggest that these glides are meant for retrofitting an existing drawer.

A:  Use the 21 inch track.If need be add a small block at the inside back of the drawer where the pin goes in.

A:  I don't believe so. That is a small length. Maybe do wood runners

A:  You would need more than 4 inches to utilize these slides.

A:  I don't think so. There are catches that go horizontally on the bottom, and each is about 2 inches wide. It may be a bit too tight for 4 inches wide.

A:  no the latches under the drawer couldn't be installed, and the drawer would pull off of the slide.

A:  Possibly but VERY close. Depends on how drawer is constructed. see photo for instructions

A:  You don’t mention the thickness of the sides of the drawer. The clips that mount under the drawer are about 1 7/8”. It’ll be tight but measure the flat portion of the drawer bottom to decide.

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A:  Yes, but you won't get the full 20" of the drawer depth at full extension. Just install the slides flush with the front of the cabinet to get maximum extension.

A:  The size on te package indicates the depth for the box. There is a pin that is in the back and a "clip on" in the front.

A:  Yes. Should not be an issue.

A:  They will work but will only allow the drawer to open 18".

A:  Yes they would work they just won't be the full depth of your cabinet

A:  No you need a 20 inch slide.

A:  I suggest you go shorter, rather than longer. You can use 18 inch long slides for a 20 inch drawer. It just won't come out all the way but it will fit.

A:  no, you would need to get the 18" version

A:  Slides are generally sold based on the size of the cabinet they are in. The stock cabinet size are usually 21" or 24" deep. You probably have a 24" cabinet drawer. The difference between a 20' drawer box and the 24" cabinet is the back mounting hardware.

A:  you will need a small block of wood for a spacer.

A:  The pair holds 90lb evenly distributed in a properly constructed drawer

A:  Can't say but I have 78# in mine, all good.