I'm looking for slides for a closet organizer with pre punched holes for adjustable shelves. Will this work?
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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.
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If you're talking about the wire closet shelving, I don't think so. Those shelves have a 'lip' from which your clothes hang. I believe these chrome dividers are meant to work best with solid shelves such as those pictured with the product.
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I cannot say if it will fit or not. But be aware, neither cardboard or glass mounted slides will fit in the holder. You'll have to un-mount the slide and use only the film in order to use it with standard 35mm slides.-
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There are additional holes to adjustment shelves or if you want to add more shelves. Probably would be hard to find the right size, unless you can make them yourself.
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The slides on the file cabinet that I built using these slides are approximately 3/8 inch thick [that's about 0.375"]. The file cabinet consists of 3 drawers and the slides work beautifully. The only advice that I can give you is to make sure that your measurements are correct - I ruined 2 slides before I got this right. But overall, I'm very pleased with them and would buy them again. Good luck.
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Should work fine as long as combined weight of drawer and contents is less than 100 pounds. The drawer slides in my 20+ year old kitchen are almost identical and work fine.
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Providing that the thickness of the glass slides are not so thick that they will not fit in the holder it will work.
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the drawer opening left to right needs to be 1" wider than the drawer itself. 1/2" on either side. the slides equal a 1/2" each
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It should. To be sure that you don't have any shifting I would use flat metal mending braces on the underside of the shelves to keep the 2 pieces together.
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I could not guarantee it would work. It will depend on how your slide-out tray is designed and the measurements of each item.
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Slides can mount to the wall but separate connecters that mount on the drawer need to be ordered as well
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These guides are plenty strong enough and, if the length is the same, just make sure you have the 1/2 inch of clearance you'll need on each side. Each of these slides requires 1/2 inch of clearance between the side of the cabinet and side of the drawer. The mounting holes may not line-up perfectly but that shouldn't give you pause.
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I personally do not have metal slides. But the slot that you slide the slide into is one and seven eights inches so I would assume it would work.
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Sorry I am slow in responding, I have been dealing with some serious health problems. I would say yes about your slides. The slot where you put the slides is wide enough to slip in three cardboard slides.
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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.
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The other answers are not accurate. Because the slides can be completely removed from the basket (I did so for installation on solid metal shelves) you can simply reverse the slides to achieve your configuration.
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You would need some sort of structure to mount the slides maybe on the ceiling and let the cabinet hang down like a sliding door. Gonna take some engineering.