Are the drawer slides metal or plastic? Same question for the roller.
1610227
Metal. FYI, the assembly is painful as there are many, many pieces, took us 3 hours to put together and I've done lot's of building things in my lifetime. We're only buying fully assembled products moving forward :-)
59136
It's some kind of metal, but pretty lightweight. You can push on the drawers from the inside and there is some bend. Not a heavy metal that will not bend when depressed.
1397925
I believe the slidebar itself is metal. The end pieces are heavy plastic that mount with steel screws and anchors. Note, this is NOT a safety bar, and should not be used as such.
995166
There metal and I think 9 is the Thinist setting which is in my option thinner then you want to go, it's a great roller and wider them the 150 I'm happy with mine
223269
It has regular drawer slides on it & can be moved in and out. We really like ours. It's great for limited space!
1208195
This is a single rail system that goes in the middle of the drawer underneath and has two fixed nylon rollers that the drawer slides on.
1370140
The only thing that is plastic on this unit is the adjustment knob, the rest is low grade steel. Not a bad roller for the price and for flat stock only. 1/4 Square will not fit in the groove.
1931900
Wheels are removable. If placed against the wall the drawers the only change is that they will not extend past the back of frame. Also, the the friction on the drawer slides is sufficient to keep them in place. I have used several of the plastic variety in the past and this unit is by far the best I have ever used. Its construction is solid, assembly is easy and I like the tray-like top.
537135
Metal all the way, coated in a rubbery plastic. Very sturdy--I use mine for belts and absolutely no strain or twisting on the organizer. I definitely recommend. Good luck.
218492
This is my third set of these rollers, one for the lake house, one for travel and I just received a third. In the first two there were both metal and plastic clips. I used the metal usually. This one did not come with the metal clips although in one of these messages they also got both. The holder still has a place for the metal clips.
1341612
The drawers pull straight out. Not on rollers with stops. No problem for us. We like as is.
1274571
It is both. The portion of the magazine that you put the nails in is metal and the inside slide is also metal but has a plastic exterior. Hope that helps. Really at that price for DeWalt you cant go wrong.
1683719
It's acrylic (plastic) with chrome colored paint. Visually, it's the same but these are much less sturdy than actual chrome. Still, they work well for small dresser drawers. I wouldn't use them on kitchen cabinets or anything that gets heavy use.
819156
Everything but the handle (plastic) is metal. The slide bar is steel and the miter fence is cast aluminum. Very good quality.
589070
I would guess particle board with wood-grain laminate cover. It uses cam locks like Sauder furniture. Drawer guides are metal and plastic. The drawer bottoms are basically coated cardboard. I will say that I've used it for over a year now (holding office supplies and computer parts and tools) with no problem, it's help up well. I chose not to use the casters with it, so it's good and stable just setting on my carpet. See my review for more information.
1011616
It's a metal roller on the metal rod. It moves quietly and easily. I used it for my bathroom door.
2131028
Yes, the drawers have slides but one of mine catches slightly when opened fully. It doesn't really affect the operation much.