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The Knape & Vogt 8000 series pantry drawer slide is a 14 inch, bottom-mount ball-bearing slide built for pull-out shelves and pantry drawers that carry real weight. Its over-travel extension pushes the drawer past the cabinet face so loaded shelves clear countertop overhangs completely.
Standard full-extension slides stop at the cabinet face, which is fine for most drawers. Pantry pull-outs are different: deep shelves loaded with canned goods, heavy appliances, or stacked containers need to clear overhanging countertops before the contents at the back are reachable. The 8000P's 1 inch of over-travel is what makes that happen. At 14 inches, this slide length suits shallow pantry bases and smaller pull-out trays where a longer slide would overhang the cabinet depth. It also works well in face-frame cabinets where a short interior depth limits slide options.
The 8000 series is built on cold-rolled steel with a zinc finish that handles the damp-adjacent conditions inside a base pantry cabinet without corroding. Ball bearings run in formed steel raceways, so the pull stays smooth even when the tray is loaded near capacity. The bottom-panel mounting position keeps the slide under the shelf, which means the full height of the cabinet opening is available for whatever the pull-out carries.
Cabinet shops and installers building pantry bases with countertop overhangs reach for over-travel slides as a matter of course — the clearance problem is predictable, and the 8000P solves it without an add-on bracket. At 130 lb per pair, it handles the heaviest residential pantry loads. Contractors retrofitting existing pantry cabinets with pull-out shelves find the bottom-mount position easier to work with than a side-mount in tight cases. The hold-in anti-rebound detent is useful in any installation where the shelf might drift open on its own, including on slightly out-of-level floors.
Over-travel means the drawer extends 1 inch past the point where a standard full-extension slide would stop. If your pantry cabinet sits under a countertop overhang, that extra inch is what lets the shelf clear the lip so you can reach the back without the counter in the way. If your installation has no overhang, a standard full-extension slide works fine and this slide still functions correctly.
Confirm the sold-as unit on the product page before ordering. Pantry slides in this series are typically sold as a pair, but verify the quantity shown on the listing to make sure you receive what you need for one drawer or shelf.
The 8000P is a bottom-panel-mount slide, so it installs under the shelf or drawer bottom rather than on the cabinet side. This suits both face-frame and frameless cabinet constructions. In deep face-frame pantry cabinets, check that the interior depth accommodates the 14 inch closed length plus any rear clearance the mount requires.
Hold-in anti-rebound is a detent, not a lock and not a soft-close damper. It keeps the shelf in the closed position until you pull it, and it stops the shelf from bouncing back open after you push it shut. There is no damped deceleration on the close stroke — the shelf simply stays put once it reaches the detent.
When the countertop overhang is in the way, over-travel is not a luxury — it is the spec that makes the pantry pull-out actually work, and the 8000P delivers it at 130 lb capacity in a 14 inch bottom-mount package.
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