Customer Reviews for Everbilt 22 in. Full Extension Side Mount Ball Bearing Drawer Slide Set 1-Pair (2 Pieces)

I have bought this product many times over the last 10 years and never had a problem until i purchsed it from Home Depot. I thought it strange that this is only available online, but I ordered it anyway. Aside from being mislead regarding availability, what I experienced was very disappointing. I recieved the product ( 3 days later than originally committed) and when attempted to remove the product labeling I found it impossible. In short, the lablin gwas so old it had permanently adhered to the clear acrylic lid of the organizer. So much so that when the label was finally removed the acrylic lid was permanently etched and no longer transparent. It was so bad Stanley tools is replacing the organizers under their warranty. No credit yo Home Depot. Allthey could have done it to provide replacement product that would likely have the same problem.

Needed these drawer slides to replace the damaged slides that came in the new desk we had just purchased because it was to much of a hassle to send the whole desk back. They worked perfectly and were an even better, stronger slide then the one that came with the desk. Also, they were extremely easy to install. Definitely would recommend.

Smooth, solid, easy to install, good price.

I’ve used these slides on several projects. They work great but wish I was better at installing them. I end up adjusting and readjusting to them working smoothly. Nothing wrong with the drawer slides just need a good square opening.

Works real nice and smoothly. Easy to install.

These 16in Full extension drawer slides are gonna save my back. Wife has a super heavy mixer that we keep in a lower cabinet and is hard to get out. I creatively used these slides attached to a wooden base to place the mixer inside the cabinet. Then, when needed, we simply slide it all the way out and easily pick it up. This thing works incredibly and was super affordable.

I recently built a clost wardrobe with two drawers. I chose the Everbilt 24 " slides since they seemed capable of handling the intended load. I was not disappointed, they worked great. The only thing i think could be improved is the screws they provide, they're tiny. You need a very thin bladed Phillips to install them.

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Requires the additional purchase of slide sockets to mount in the rear, no big deal. Slide sockets are horribly engineered, your drawer/cabinet bottom will hit the front of the side pockets, limiting the rear movement, need to adjust accordingly.

solid drawer slide extensions, I have bought other sizes of this particular drawer slide for different projects, they hold up well and if properly installed work very smoothly.

Excellent quality, was able to upgrade a dresser which had old stopper-style slides with plastic stoppers that always broke because of the weight of the drawers. Now I can open my dresser drawers all the way out, and these heavy-duty slides work great.

Very strong, I made a shoe-rack that holds 60 pair of shoes plus the rack made complete of pine wood and still works pretty smooth. I still need to install the fatia front door. I definitely Will use it for other projects

I've only installed one drawer so far, but these appear to be nice heavy duty slides.

Used to replace a 17 1/2 inch broken slide on my desktop keyboard tray. Had to adjust it backwards a bit. Easy and simple replacement. Came with fitting screws. Like that Home Depot gives you online the Aisle and Bay location making purchase a quick in and out for those not wanting to "shop".

Bought a wooden gate for my front porch to keep stray dogs out. However the gate came with metal slides that didn't slide very well. Screwed these in-between the gates and they work very well. Smooth and easy. Opens and closes without having to fight the wood against the metal slides that came with the gate. The best thing about them is they are able to have the grease replaced as they are being used outside.

These drawer slides were used to replace 50lbs eur drawer slides in an overload work bench drawer.

wanted to add a drawer to my rolling 4 drawer tool cart. Seems like a lot of space under the existing drawers. Using only my scrap plywood and extra wood laying around, I assembled a drawer and got it into the cart in 1 day. It’s smooth. The instructions were ok. Just be sure that you have 1/2” plus 1/32”, minus 0” space for the slide to ensure good functioning.

I needed new drawer slides for my older 5 drawer tool cart from H.F. The bottom drawer slides had fallen apart and H.F. no longer supplies them. After a little searching I figured out that these 16" Everbuilt slides are almost identical. Some of the mounting holes are in different places but a 1/4" drill bit soon fixes that. Use a marker or scribe to show where the original slides are located before drilling out the rivets. This makes it easy to possition the new ones correctly. You will also need to run the 1/4" drill bit through the holes on the slides as they are about 1/64" too small and will strip the threads off your new screws if you try to force them through. You can then either rivet the slides back in or use 1/4" x 3/8" machine screws and some locktite to stop them coming loose (which is what I did). The middle and outer channels of these Everbuilt slides are also stamped from heavier gauge steel than the cart originals so I expect these to hold up a little better. I'm very happy I found these as I was not ready to retire a perfectly good cart due to them not being sold any more.

Strong, well built drawer slides.......

I have used these for many years. I have some installed in a not recommended flat manner under kitchen cabinet drawers that I built for pots and pans. This works well but the load capacity is less as one would expect. The last ones I used to replace the old guides in kitchen cabinet drawers. This required cutting the drawers down to fit the opening with 1/2 " per side. Make sure you have at least this amount of room. Support guides by attaching to cabinet sides and a 1x4 down the center as required. A lot of trouble but they work so well it was worth it.

I am building a cart for my workshop with 5 drawers. I had never installed slides before but I downloaded some plans off the internet and I just finished installed all 5 sets of slides and I have to say they are very good quality and easy to install. I will definitly use these in future builds.

Added a drawer to my workbench with these. Very easy to do and very strong. I used a drawer from an old dresser. Project turned out great. I used all stuff that I already had to keep the cost down.

Smooth operation and quick install.

I INSTALLED THESE DRAWER GUIDES IN AND THEY FAILED WITHIN 2 YEARS. AT THIS TIME DUE TO CRACKS IN THE MINI HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS WHICH PROVIDE THE "SOFT CLOSE" MY DRAWERS BEGAN TO SLAM SHUT. THE EXACT OPPOSITE OF WHAT THE GOAL WAS IN PURCHASING THEM. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THEM UNLESS YOU WANT TO REPLACE THE SLIDES EVERY COUPLE OF YEARS.

Excellent, solid, sturdy, smooth The 18" Full Extension Ball Bearing Side mount drawer slides are excellent drawer slides and are a great upgrade from the $6 ones. These are so smooth and slide easily. I used these for a drawer on the end of a custom kitchen banquette and it worked perfectly. I've used a bunch of these of varying lengths and these are my go-to and standard when I do drawers. When making your drawer, you'll need a half inch on either side of the drawer to allow for the hinges.

These drawer slides are very smooth and easy to install. They handle weight well and the ball bearings glide easily. I prefer these over the cheaper, non-ball bearing drawer slides because these are far sturdier, slide smoother, slide quieter, and look nicer. I used these for drawers on a custom King Bed with pull out drawers I had made. I like to place a block of wood underneath the drawer slide when I'm positioning it. This way I don't have to measure and I can use the same block for the other slides and have the height be exactly the same. Once attached to the inside of the cabinet, I used a piece of 1/4 plywood to position the part that attaches to the drawer. Again, I can use the same piece of wood, have the height the same, and not have to do a ton of measuring. The instructions are very helpful though, its good to read through them if you've never used these before. But these are my standard go-to when making drawers and I think they work incredibly well.

I needed these for a sliding motor mount for my table saw rather than for a drawer. The soft-close model would not have worked for the application. These did the job.