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This is the left-hand drawer member from Knape and Vogt's 1805 series — a 20 inch (500mm nominal), white epoxy-coated, self-closing roller slide component for side-mount installation. It is one handed piece of a set; completing a single drawer requires this left-hand member plus its right-hand mate, both ordered from the same 1805 series.
White epoxy is the finish choice when the cabinet interior is white melamine, white thermofoil, or painted white — slide hardware in a matching color simply disappears. This left-hand member mounts on the side of the drawer box with 1/2 inch of side clearance, so the drawer box runs 1 inch narrower than the inside cabinet width. That same 1/2-inch-per-side spacing is the consistent rule across the 1805 series, which makes it straightforward to batch-size boxes for a run of identically dimensioned drawers.
The 1805 series is cataloged in metric nominal lengths from 300mm to 600mm, and Knape and Vogt recommends a maximum drawer width of 18 inches for this series. The 20 inch member corresponds to the 500mm nominal length and is a strong fit for standard kitchen base and upper cabinet drawers.
The 1805 self-close is a mechanical ramp built into the slide — once the drawer is pushed into the capture zone it pulls home on its own. That is a positive, undamped close: the drawer shuts reliably and stays shut, but the motion is not slowed or cushioned. If the install calls for a slowed, quiet landing at the end of travel, that feature is soft-close and requires a different product. For production kitchens, vanities, and closets where a clean, dependable close is enough, the self-closing ramp is the right specification.
Cabinet shops running white-interior frameless or face-frame boxes are the primary buyers — the Q-Pack format is sized for batch production rather than one-off repairs. Designers specifying hardware for all-white interiors benefit from a slide that contributes to the clean look rather than interrupting it. Contractors refacing or replacing damaged components in existing 1805-series installs use the handed member format to replace exactly one piece without buying a complete set. In every case, the white finish is the selection driver: if the interior is not white, almond or zinc versions of this series serve the same structural role in their respective color environments.
No. This listing is the left-hand member only. One complete drawer installation requires one left-hand member, one right-hand member, and both drawer members — all ordered from the same 1805 series. Two left-hand pieces will not make a working set.
No. The 1805 closes on an undamped ramp — the drawer pulls shut with a positive close but without any slowing or cushioning at the end of travel. Soft-close uses a damper to slow the drawer over the last inch; this slide does not have one.
This is a 3/4-extension slide, so the back portion of the drawer remains inside the cabinet at full open. It does not bring the entire drawer out to the cabinet face.
No. Pair 1805 members only with other 1805 members. Components from other series or brands are not interchangeable with this slide.
The 1805 side-mounts in both frameless and face-frame cabinets. In face-frame installations, add the series-matched rear mounting sockets to support the back end of the slide — those are sold separately.
When the interior is white and the build calls for a clean, self-closing Euro slide, this left-hand 1805 member in white epoxy covers the hardware side of the equation — order the matching hand and quantity, build the box to spec, and keep the production run moving.
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