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This is the rear mounting bracket for the PRO100 series drawer slides, a screw-on steel component that anchors the back end of the slide inside the cabinet so the front hardware has a solid partner to work against.
Face-frame cabinets are the primary home for this bracket. When the cabinet side is recessed behind the face frame, the back of the drawer slide has nothing to fasten to without rear support. This bracket fills that gap, giving the slide a fixed anchor point at the cabinet rear so the drawer runs true from front to back. It also comes up in retrofit and replacement work: if an existing PRO100 installation is missing its rear bracket or a bracket has been damaged, this part restores the slide to its designed geometry without pulling the whole cabinet apart.
The bracket is stamped steel, the right material for a load-bearing mount point that will be cycled thousands of times over a cabinet's life. The screw-on attachment method means the installer can set the depth precisely, which matters in face-frame work where the distance from the face to the cabinet back varies by job. No special tools or adhesives are needed beyond a standard driver and the appropriate wood screws for the substrate.
Cabinet shops running PRO100 slides into face-frame boxes will order this bracket alongside the slides themselves. It is also the go-to part for contractors completing a face-frame install where the slide was specified without the rear bracket, or for anyone stocking a service kit for PRO100-equipped cabinetry. The non-handed format means a single bin location covers both sides of every drawer, which keeps the parts room simple on high-volume production runs.
One bracket per slide — so two brackets per drawer, one on each side. The non-handed design means the same bracket goes on left and right.
This bracket is designed for the PRO100 series. Other series in the line use their own rear brackets, which are not interchangeable with this one.
In frameless cabinets where the slide screws directly to a flat side panel, a rear bracket is typically not needed. In face-frame cabinets, the rear bracket is required to support the back of the slide.
The bracket is screw-on and installs with standard wood screws. Screw size is not specified in the product attributes — use the fastener appropriate for your cabinet material and substrate thickness.
A drawer slide is only as solid as its rear anchor. This bracket gives the PRO100 system that anchor in face-frame cabinets, keeping the slide aligned and the drawer running straight for the life of the box.
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