I want to mount drawers under a table (from the top). Could I use these slides on the top of 3/4" wood to slide out from under the table?
174610
You could. But depending on what you're putting in this wasnt designed for that it might not be a smooth pull. The rollers are on a track designed for mounting vertically on each side like a file cabinet
174611
the slides must be oriented vertically to maintain load carrying capacity, i.e. screws used to mount must be oriented horizontally...
174612
I wouldn't trust these drawer slides mounted that way. They will be difficult to pull at best. Worst case, they would just drop the drawer when you pull it out.
174613
I used these slides to install a pull out counter where my dishwasher use to be. Its right below the kitchen counter but the slides are mounted on the side walls. It works very well for me installed like that but not sure what you are trying to do?
1239928
I would think it would as long as you got the spacing just right so that the weight of the drawer was distributed somewhat evenly between the two slides on each side.
622248
Yes and no answer. Yes, these can be used if you are willing to screw in the shelf guides into the shelf wall both level and parallel to the other slide. You also will need to construct (or buy) drawers that are about an inch narrower than the distance between the shelf walls (each guide is about 1/2 inch thick) You then have to fill that gap by constructing the draw front to to be wider. If you aren't willing to both and want a simple (plug in) solution, the answer is no.
2022929
These are the slides that hold the shelf in place. The capacity will depend on the size of the drawer and opening. They are very sturdy so they should be able to hold the weight.
1801195
I would think so but it will help if you have some weight on the table, to prevent the table from moving off the squares - i use them under my couch on marble floors and the couch never slides at all
846179
I don't see why not as long as you're willing to get a little creative when building the support for the slide. You will need something stable at the midpoint of the slide -- it's not strong enough to just be anchored at the top and base. The instructions call for building a support out of 2x4s and sinking it in the ground, so you'll need to come up with an alternate design.
2046047
If you buy the proper kit, are handy and the kit is designed to be added onto another desk then yes, you can screw in a keyboard slide out under the desk. One caveat though is that the height of the table isn't designed to include the slide out, so if you are on the taller side it may hit your legs or make it crowded. Edit: Bad memory, correct response is in my comment below.
1954186
You would need a different model because the slides for the drawers are pre-made and there is a piece of wood separating the space for the drawers from the space for the doors. You might be able to rearrange everything but the cost and effort would not be worth it.
1993284
I have them as a side mount, so I not sure if they will work for a drawer. They are great and they work really well for me.
1262716
I mounted these directly to the side of the cabinet/dresser using the screws provided with the slides. I went a step further and bought some extra screws to strengthen the mounting (very inexpensive). I'm not sure what your application is, but these slides really work well. I can't imagine the KV brackets would be any less sturdy.
1472630
The slides can be attached to a shelf inside the cabinet to support the drawer that slides out. This requires side clearance of about 3/4 inch on each side if you have an existing drawer or if you build a new one.
1086520
Yes, you should be able to. Looks like, in the picture, the table may be very small. Mine are used at our counter and they slide all the way in.
1416706
This is very feasible. You just have to make certain that you have enough weight rating on the slide for the application. Either 200 or 500 lbs rated slides should work, unless the cabinet is very small. Then you can use a smaller rated slide.
1580208
Yes. I can't measure exactly as the slides are installed on a drawer. Depth of drawer is 10.5 inches. It fully extends the entire drawer.
1552853
The pieces are held so tightly I don't see how they would slide around. Depending on the size of the drawer the whole tray might move but the pieces themselves would be secure. If the tray slides double sided sticky tape or some kind of sticky material should keep it in place.
593820
Like some of the other posters said, the sliding mechanism is going to move out. I think just shimming the base of the track would be a good idea. Might limit what items you can actually put in the drawer, though, height-wise.
2008144
I don't think so. This slide attaches to both drawer and desk. You need to check the spacing carefully though or the drawer will not slide easily.