How much "bounce" does a fully extended tray have with these slides? I am a moderately heavy typist.
1586243
Absoluty zero up and down. Very solid. There is some lateral play but very slight
1586244
I ended up using a pair of 18" slides for my application since these only extended 8.5" and I needed at least 10". With that said, I thought these slides were very sturdy.
1586245
I've had good experience with these slides. They have no up/down or side to side play.
1586246
These slides are the best I have seen, with very little bounce in them. I would purchase them again if needed! I hope this has helped you..
1586247
Actually this unit is very secure with no bounce whatsoever. I have the slide rails mounted to a 3/4" plywood desk with 1/2 particle board as the drawer piece. I used the screws that came with it and it is as solid as the desk itself.
587509
My best guess is 15 lbs max. Used these slides as exact replacements for kitchen drawers. If you need something heavy duty, you should use another alternative. However, these tracks are known to last many, many years under normal weight conditions. Hope this helps.
1243430
You can adjust to any width and I put a 16" deep piece on. No problem. But if you don't square up the slides exactly, they will fight you. Just can't seem to get them to glide smooth.
1557696
I have to agree with previous post. I spend 8 + hours per weekday typing for work (straight typing) and it has just enough "resistance" so you know you're pressing, but not so hard your fingers get tired - :)
1640250
It's actually advertised as user friendly for mounted, as well as unmounted, slides. That being said, I don't see how you could use it unless you were willing to cut each slide individually.... on top of that they would be loose in the tray lending themselves to the natural curve of the negative, which, if you ask me, would give you a distorted photo.... but, maybe not :)
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The slides themselves will as long as the piece of wood that you are using for the tray does. I re-used the original keyboard tray on my desk and these slides are very sturdy. I have some very large cats (2 of them push 20lbs and the other is 15) and have had two of them sit on the tray. No issues.
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There are three vertical holes in the four (4) straps that hold the tray to the slide rails. By selecting which set of holes you place the nut and bolts in allowing a +/- one inch change in elevation. As a reminder: the tray will only allow the use of a style 112 key board. The so called 'ergonomic style' key boards are too large to fit.
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The slide copier I got with the trays did not have enough quality to use the trays much. My slides did fit in it. My slides and frames are 50 yrs old. And more than likely .6 though
863357
They will work like a dream, the most difficult will be in lifting each corner of the gym to get the slider under. I have the sliders from small to large on all of my furniture and I am still impressed with the product.
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I think I can say yes even on my carpet.But it wriggles a lot when I type on my keyboard.If your com is heavy... I sternly recommend you to go with more expensive one or desk that does not have rollable feature.I think the four rolls on the bottom cause this wriggle.I will try to take them away and place direct on the carpet.But eventually I will use rollable feature quite often for I need to move around my mac for late night job.Hope this could be help to you
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There are no springs involved. The slides are designed to "self close" by way of a slight tilt at the last 2-3 inches of closure. They will not automatically retract while full open (no one really wants this anyway). The slight tilt in the last 2-3 inches of closure gives the drawer enough momentum to fully and completely close. It prevents the drawer from bouncing back open when it hits the cabinet face.
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While it is a very sturdy setup, the keyboard tray bounces when I type on it. Even worse, the screen bounces a little bit too. I'm still experimenting; I'm not sure how much a problem the bouncing will be. I don't have the keyboard velcroed or otherwise affixed to the tray, but I don't think this makes any difference: the keyboard tray bounces but the keyboard itself isn't moving.
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Mine are rock solid on these, it is difficult to just slide, you have to really elevate to move them at all.
1430554
big adults go off our board all the time without a problem. I wouldn't exceed 250 bouncing though.
1677651
I am quite certain you could use them "in reverse" for any number of shelf slides. They appear to be strong enough to support far more weight than most any slides I have seen. The dimensions wouldn't be as relevent to that application. The slide mountings for the recessed tray of a key board sit approx 3/8 of an inch from the bottom of the keyboard tray. That would mean you would either have to mount theses slides on the outside edges of your shelf idea or fit them with a spacer about that size and use longer screws.
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Full extension slide is about 19 inches on a 20 inch slide. Need more.....go for the over travel extension.
408362
I'm not sure what type of movement you mean but the the bouncing is is triggered easily. I have not had an issue with the entire base sliding. If the base is scooting easily on the floor I would be concerned.