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The GSlide G-Slide GS4260 is a 14 inch full-extension side-mount ball bearing drawer slide with a built-in push-to-open mechanism, rated 100 lb per pair. A press on the closed drawer front ejects the drawer, making it the right slide for handle-less modern cabinetry without stepping up to a powered system.
Shorter drawers in handle-less kitchens and bath vanities are the natural fit for this 14 inch slide. At 14 inches, the slide suits compact upper cabinet drawers, shallow spice pullouts, and bathroom vanity drawers where a pull would interrupt a clean face-frame or slab-front design. The push-to-open mechanism keeps the look unbroken while the full-extension travel means the back of even a shallow drawer is reachable without reaching around a handle.
Note that this is a plain mechanical push-to-open slide. The ejection spring takes the place of a closing mechanism, so the drawer does not self-close or soft-close after it is pushed open. If a damped close matters alongside a handle-less front, a combined push-to-open and soft-close system is the right path.
Cold-formed steel members run on ball bearings seated in full-length raceways, giving the slide smooth travel under load without the wobble of a roller-only design. The zinc finish provides indoor corrosion resistance; it is a functional, working finish on hardware that lives beside the drawer box, not a decorative surface finish. Side clearance is 1/2 inch per side, the standard for this class of side-mount ball bearing slide.
This slide is built for compact drawers in both face-frame and frameless cabinets. Build the drawer box 1 inch narrower than the cabinet opening to keep 1/2 inch of clearance on each side. In face-frame cabinets, the slide's back end needs support — add the appropriate rear mounting brackets for your cabinet construction, as brackets are series-specific and sold separately. The non-handed design means the same slide mounts on either side of the drawer, so a single line item covers both sides of the install.
No. The push-to-open spring handles the ejection; there is no damper in this slide. The drawer stays open where it is left and closes by hand push. For damped closing with a handle-less front, look for a combined push-to-open and soft-close system.
Not exactly — 14 inches is the closed length of the slide. Because it is full extension, the drawer travels approximately the slide's full length, bringing the whole drawer clear of the cabinet face. Slide length and travel are related but distinct specs.
No. The GS4260 is non-handed — both slides in a pair are identical and fit either side of the drawer.
Yes, but the back of the slide needs support. Face-frame cabinets require rear mounting brackets to carry the slide's back end — order the appropriate brackets for your cabinet construction. Brackets are series-specific and sold separately.
A specific front gap is required for the push-to-open mechanism to engage and eject cleanly. Consult the GSlide installation sheet for the GS4260 to confirm the recommended gap before building your drawer front.
The 14 inch GS4260 gives compact handle-less drawers the same full-extension access and effortless open action as larger slides in the G-Slide line — sized right for the shallower spaces where most handle-less design details live.
Sold In: 1 Set
Quantity | Unit Price | Catalog | ||||
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Sold in: 1 Each |  GY4340RB Mfr# GS4340 RB | GSlide Rear Mounting Bracket, GS4340 RB |
