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This is the left-hand cabinet member from Knape and Vogt's 1805 series — a 14 inch (350mm nominal), white epoxy-coated, self-closing roller slide component for side-mount installation in production cabinetry. It is sold as a single handed member, not a complete slide set; you will need the matching right-hand cabinet member and both drawer members from the same 1805 series to outfit one drawer.
The 14 inch length suits shallower cabinet boxes — vanity base drawers, narrow utility cabinets, and closet casework where a longer slide would run out of room. In a production shop building bank after bank of white-interior cabinets, ordering cabinet members by hand in a matching white finish saves the sorting step at the bench: left-hand pieces go left, right-hand pieces go right, and the white epoxy matches the interior panel without a second thought. The 1805 series is cataloged in metric nominal lengths from 300mm to 600mm, and this 14 inch member is the 350mm size in that range.
The white epoxy powder-coat is baked onto steel — a durable, color-stable surface that holds up to the friction and humidity of everyday drawer use inside a cabinet. It is a finish choice as much as a functional one: white slides disappear against white melamine interiors in a way that zinc-plated or almond members do not. The self-closing ramp on the 1805 is an undamped mechanical close — a positive pull that seats the drawer firmly. That is self-close, not soft-close; if the application calls for a slowed, silenced landing, this slide is not that product.
Cabinet shops and millwork operations that run high volumes of a single interior color find member-level ordering practical: stock the hands separately, pull left-hand and right-hand pieces as the production line moves, and keep inventory lean by not purchasing complete sets when only one side needs replacing. The Q-Pack format supports that workflow. Remodelers and installers replacing a damaged cabinet member on an existing 1805 installation are the other natural fit — order the one piece that failed instead of scrapping a working slide.
No. This is the left-hand cabinet member only. To run one drawer you also need the right-hand cabinet member and both drawer members, all from the 1805 series. Members from other series or brands will not interchange.
The white epoxy is designed to blend with white cabinet interiors, though exact shade matches vary by panel supplier. The slide recedes visually rather than contrasting, which is the practical goal.
No. The 1805 closes on a mechanical ramp — a positive, undamped pull that seats the drawer. Soft-close uses a damper to slow the drawer into a quiet landing. This member does not have a damper.
The 1805 needs 1/2 inch of side clearance per side. Build the drawer box 1 inch narrower than the inside cabinet width, and the slide fits with the correct clearance on each side.
Yes. Knape and Vogt recommends a maximum drawer width of 18 inches for the 1805 series. Keep drawer boxes within that limit for reliable performance.
When the cabinets are white inside and the shop is moving volume, matching the slide to the interior and ordering by hand is the cleaner way to stock and pull. Add the left-hand member to your cart, pair it with the right-hand equivalent and both drawer members from the same 1805 series, and keep the line moving.
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