Shop FoxD3033 24" Full Ext Drawer Slide 100 lb. Capacity Side Mount - Pair

Great product- very easy to install. After the first order I was so Impressed I made 2 additional orders to make slide out drawers for friends and family. If you install them with the proper tolerances (1/2” on each side for the slides) they operate very smoothly.

First, I got these to serve a specific purpose that isn't a drawer. My condo HOA won't let me replace a window frame without a major hassle and headache, and these were installed in 1980. Not good at keeping sound or heat out. What's worse is that the window looks out onto the roof (mine is a 2 story unit, upstairs, so my loft overlooks the roof) which has 8 AC units (4 packaged, 4 compressor only). These get noisy and I get resonating hums at times that almost physically make me ill. So I've done some sound dampening on that wall, with the final step being the window frame... I decided to build an inner frame with a 12" divider in the middle using mdf, neoprene, and hardwood boards on the visible layer for aesthetic. I have 2 24"x36" 1/4" plexiglass sheets that I framed in hardwood, sealed. These drawer slides are mounted just above and below my existing frame, and the plexi frames mount to the drawer slides. Thick neoprene provides insulation while the window is closed. They latch into 2 magnetic catches that are push to latch, push again to unlatch. The neoprene is placed properly to give a solid seal with the windows latched. The plexi windows have frosted tinting while the outer windows have mirrored tinting. With both window panels latched, it is airtight by both my positive pressure and negative pressure vapor tests. The heat reduction is great, the sound reduction is great, and the slides make the windows slide effortlessly. I can easily use a belt/pulley with a stepper motor and driver circuit to give myself a "smart" slider. Oh, and the 2 inch slats blinds between the windows are already motorized for rotating the slatsProbably the most difficult part of this setup was making sure the weight is balanced between both top and bottom slides, and that they are perfectly aligned.These are great drawer slides at a great price and effortlessly do what I need them too. I'll be ordering another set or two for the under counter addition project that's next.

If you need substantial drawer slides, these are the best I've seen.

These are nice drawer slides for the money. Easy to install.

Replaced the slide on my Kobalt 3000 series tool chest. Very sturdy and smooth action. I had difficulty attaching this slide with rivets as my tool didn’t fit through the narrow openings, but easily attached it with smaller bolts and stop nuts.

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The media could not be loaded.  Fit my mechanic tool box- Saved me $700 not needing replacement. I cut out old ones and pop riveted these in same position. Didn't expect to work but it worked better than anticipated!

These are okay for the money. I can't get them to release to pull the drawer out and they are not soft close. There are better ones out there for a little more money.

Sturdy and smooth sliding. Check the plastic wrapping for screws, they're easy to miss. My only complaint is the total lack of instructions. Come on, how much does it cost to throw in a page of installation instructions. In spite of this I had no problems, even though I had never installed any before. Make sure you use the holes in the C shaped tabs only, it allows a little flex for irregular width if you drawer opening is not quite perfect. (see photo)

One slide is super tight and does not slide without a lot of force. 2 other slides make clicking noises when closing. I installed them anyway but will replace them when I can find suitable replacements.Screws supplied are good quality compared to others but packages were ripped and screws scattered around the shipping box. Packaging could be better to prevent the heavy slides from bouncing around the box. 2 pieces of crumpled up paper doesn't protect these slides and is likely the cause of the issues.

I used a 26" slide for the small 28" long drawer of a 2 drawer under stairs storage unit. I really liked how nicely the drawer rail engages with the ball carrier assembly in the cabinet rail when the drawer is installed. I also liked that both the cabinet rail and drawer rail had many option for attaching the rails and there were hole for a sufficient number of screws to divide up the load. I would buy this slide again.

Direct fit for my Canadian tire 36” box. Cheaper to fix the box than to replace it.They do need to be screwed or riveted into place but that’s not a big deal. And they are exact same dimensions.Also double them up in drawers that can take the second set of sliders like a bottom drawer or second bottom they need double slides

I wish I noticed they were not soft close, but that's my own fault not reading, however they are super smooth and I wanted something with a heavier rating as these drawers come in around 27" wide. The roll very smooth and shut perfectly