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This is the right-hand drawer member from Knape & Vogt's 1805 series — a 20 inch (500mm nominal), white epoxy-coated, self-closing roller slide component sold individually so production shops can order exactly the hand and quantity their runs require. It is the drawer-side half of the slide; the matching right-hand cabinet member and its left-hand counterparts complete a working pair.
The 1805 right-hand drawer member screws to the bottom edge of the right-side drawer box wall and rides inside the right-hand cabinet member mounted to the cabinet interior. In a kitchen reface, a closet organizer run, or a vanity build where white interiors are the design standard, this member blends into the box rather than drawing the eye when the drawer is open. The white finish is the reason to specify it here over a zinc or almond alternative — it is a finish decision that follows the interior color, not a performance trade-off.
Because the 1805 series is cataloged in metric nominal lengths from 300mm to 600mm, this 20 inch listing corresponds to the 500mm nominal size. Knape & Vogt recommends a maximum drawer width of 18 inches for the series, and the slide requires 1/2 inch of side clearance per side — so size the drawer box 1 inch narrower than the inside cabinet width.
Steel construction with an epoxy powder-coat in white gives the member its color-match capability and its durability through years of daily use. The self-closing ramp is built into the slide mechanism: push the drawer to within range of closed and the ramp draws it home under consistent tension. This is self-close — a positive, undamped action — not soft-close. A soft-close damper slows the final inch of travel silently; the 1805 series closes firmly without that deceleration. If a damped, whisper-quiet close is the goal, that is a different product family.
Cabinet shops running white-interior production work are the primary buyer: they need member-level ordering so they can replace a single damaged component or batch-order exactly the hands their cut list demands without pulling full slide sets. Renovation contractors refacing existing boxes with white interiors reach for this member when one side of a pair needs replacement and the other is still serviceable. Designers specifying white frameless kitchen cabinetry put the 1805 series on the hardware schedule for its finish consistency across a multi-drawer run — every member arrives in the same white epoxy, so the interior palette holds.
This is the right-hand drawer member only. To complete one drawer you need a right-hand cabinet member, a left-hand cabinet member, and a left-hand drawer member — all from the 1805 series. Members from other series or brands do not interchange with 1805 components.
No. Two right-hand drawer members will not make a working set. One drawer takes one right-hand drawer member and one left-hand drawer member, paired with the matching cabinet members on each side.
This is a 3/4-extension slide, so the back few inches of the drawer remain inside the cabinet at full open. It does not bring the entire drawer out to the cabinet face — that would require a full-extension model.
No. The 1805 is self-closing — a built-in ramp pulls the drawer shut once it enters the capture zone. The close is positive but not damped, so it does not slow gradually the way a soft-close mechanism does.
The white epoxy powder coat is designed to blend with white cabinet interiors, including standard white melamine sheet goods. Exact match depends on the specific melamine supplier and sheet batch; order a sample member if a precise color match is critical to the project.
When the build calls for white interiors and member-level purchasing flexibility, the 1805 right-hand drawer member gives production shops and renovation contractors the precise component they need — without the overage of a full slide set.
Sold In: 100 Each
