1) will this 18" deep sliding drawer fit in a standard cabinet 18" deep (width ok) 2) will they mount on the sides or stack?
1584307
I installed into a 24" deep cabinet and attached to base of each shelf. The mount is on the bottom of each sliding drawer.
1584308
They will fit in standard cabinets. For widths measure the opening at the front. They mount to the bottom. These are really good quality. They almost roll back into the cabinet by themselves. I was afraid that because I was losing space (a few inches) on the side that I wouldn't be able to get as much in. I found I got even more space because I could stack things like pots and pans. They are really easy to install. I'm a 67 year old woman and the only problem I had was getting back up off the floor.
1584309
The slider is intended for a standard 24" deep cabinet. They are mounted to the existing shelf,. There is no stacking mechanism.
1584310
mounts on the bottom and it does not appear to be made to stack. The depth of mine says 21" but it's actually 20 15/16" so I think an 18" deep would fit inside an 18". The width is similar in that it's 17 15/16" instead of 18". Be sure that you allow for the space from any hinges that get in the way! One of my cabinet's hinges was lower and I couldn't use the 18" and had to put in the 14" in that slot. I LOVE THESE SLIDING SHELVES!!
1584311
The roll-out is to be attached to the shelves in a 24" cabinet. Stacking is not possible.
1411507
The height of the drawers are 1.5", so these will be a little too small for for your needs. The larger version of this has drawers that are 2 inches deep -- 10124 24 Large Drawer Cabinet. They are well made, sturdy, and will last for a very long time. Hope that helps.
751497
U would have to drill new holes to move the file cabinet, but suoport wouldn't be an issue. The drawers are 18" wide.
1757356
not sure what you mean..It does not matter how wide a drawer is, but the depth of a drawer is the measurement you need so you can buy the correct slide (length) set. you dont need this bracket if your cabinet does not have a face frame since you can screw the slides to the sides of the cabinet. I hope I answer your question.
1964186
I had my own typo in my previous answer I bought the D3033 NOT D2033. sorry about the mistake. I cannot speak to the other response from Shawn but my slides are a true 24 inches (giver or take a fraction). The portion that mounts to the cabinet is 24 inches while the portion that mounts to the drawer and the intermediate piece are slightly shorter.
2072460
i have 2 of these and the drawers seem to be approx 2.5 inches deep. Depending on what thinkness of matting you have in it (if any) you might get less than 2.5 inches. They are approx 22 and 3/8 wide but i would call it 22 and 1/4. Not sure how far back they go.. it's too difficult to get my measuring tape to the back of the drawer.
473343
You will need 1/2 inch of space on each side. They cannot be mounted under the drawer
1823649
Are the drawer sides thick enough to route out a channel or if you have space under you could get a base set of sliders
2162738
My version of this brand is 17" wide, but the outer width seems to be just a hair more than 17", like maybe 17 1/8". You may get a more specific answer, but it seems risky to me. By coincidence I was just looking at the Trinity Ecostorage drawer slides this morning, they are only 11.5" across: TRINITY Ecostorage Wire Drawer with Slides
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The opening on my cabinet is 14 3/4" wide. Installed, there is maybe 1/16" on either side between the drawer and the cabinet. No problem, but I'm glad I paid a professional to install it. You should have no problem. Be sure the door opened does not obstruct the drawer sliding out.
2122816
Unfortunately, your opening is to small to mount the hardware. Smallest I've used them in is 10" by 18" cabinet.
1843486
The specifications state: "Add stability to your drawer with easy-to-install, screw-on side-mount plastic rails. 285mm (11.2'') long x 19mm (3/4'') wide x 17 mm (21/32'') deep 3/4 extension." The 3mm difference shouldn't matter, but adding 3mm on each side will make the runners 6mm closer together (about 1/4"). That could be an issue. I would measure carefully, or be ready to use a wood rasp to deepen the slots in the drawer..
701323
Ms. Moore, the design of this particular system will be difficult to use in your application. Here is a bottom mount glider that my meet your needs. Slide, Center Mount, Drawer Length 12-5/8"-14-1/2", Depth 15"-16-1/2", Extension - 10-1/2"
1326520
Inside usable drawer space dimension is 8" deep X 9" wide X 3 1/2 tall and yes the drawer slides fine no problem.
981031
That's probably going to be a little too much, and I don't think the drawer would slide smoothly if at all. You may be able to use some shims or washers as shims to fill up the extra space though.
1004266
You could stack them, but the drawer doesn't open very smoothly so you would run the risk of having the top one slide off - I would probably use some epoxy/glue to permanently attach the two together.
2002404
There are different drawer heights you can stack, but the frame measures 14-1/4 W x 16-7/8 D