do the center mount slides come apart
1263896
The part that mounts to the drawer will come out of the part that mounts to the cabinet.
1263897
The drawer can be removed by depressing a plastic latch in the railing. Is that what you mean by come apart?
1263898
Yes, the slides are actually made up of three pieces and once assembled are very sturdy.
1256105
It is designed to fit the entire slide including the cardboard surround. So, no you do not remove it. They provide a carrier for several (4?) slides at once that you slide through the device.
493978
Not necessarily standard, but it is the least likely to have problems. The other type I'm aware of slides up and down a center shaft and they can hang up as they get material clinging to them.
709949
It comes apart there is a back plate that mounts with screws and the front or cover snaps on to it, I did not use the mounting plates they were too large for the location, I removed the connection points and mounts then directly in the dash of my golf cart.
2254200
I have the same job. 1000's of old slides my dad took on the 50's and 60's. some of my slides the cardboard seemed to be thicker than others, so once in a while the slide got jammed, and I had to remove it manually, rather than just pushing the next one in. YMMV.
2243868
If the slides are in plastic mounts, there should be two round points where you can apply pressure and "pop" the weak heat bonds applied at these points to "lock" the slides in place. With cardboard mounts, I use a razor blade to start peeling the cardboard layers apart, which releases the slide. Either way, the old mounts will be destroyed and need to be replaced.
1738480
There is a tray that holds the slides securely, so as long as you place the slides in the tray carefully you won't have any damage.
1086153
A black plastic lever that can be seen when the slide is extended completely open. They will come apart. I can assure you I have used many of these slides, they are excellent and they do come apart. When they are installed they are installed apart with one section on the inside of the frame of the cabinet and the other section on the side of the drawer. Once they are installed, this is how the drawer is fully removed from the cabinet. Pull the drawer all of the way out. Depress the black plastic lever and they come apart allowing you to remove the drawer from the cabinet.
1635718
These slides do not lock. They are firm enough to stay in the position you leave them in though
958850
No they are not. They become a part of the structure of the mount when you assemble it.
2280227
Yes, the dividers can be removed-they slide out. However the guides are fixed.
868246
Yes, unplug the cables and loosen two twist nuts on the sides and it pulls right off the mount.
492006
Yes. The drawer can be removed from the slides. It is held on with four screws. Remove the screws and the drawer can be lifted off. The slides stay in place. Hope this helps.
101760
On the units I purchased the sections did not separate. There are access holes on the inner slide bar that have to be lined up with holes in the outer bar. It was a little tricky to line up. I was making a large drawer with a 3/4" plywood bottom. I had to cut some shallow reliefs in the plywood to get the flathead screws through the inner slide access hole and into the outer slide hole. Hope that makes sense.
1498789
No. They don't. It is quite irritating. They are also 2 separate peices. That slide and move and really are not the best quality...
21882
If you mean do the slides stop at the end of travel, yes they do. You cannot pull the drawer all the way out and have it fall on the floor. At the end of it's travel, you have to squeeze a plastic side clip in on each side to release the drawer and it will then come out. Hope this helps. I used mine vertically to make a rolling out spice rack and it works great.
1722402
There is a screw on the slides that allows you to lock the slides in place, I think the folks having trouble with the slides have not made certain that this screw is all the way loose. Mine was not and the slide was a bit stiff. Once I loosened the screw....smooth as glass!!