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The GSlide G-Slide Series 20 inch push-to-open ball bearing drawer slide is a full-extension, 100 lb rated side-mount slide designed for cabinet drawers with no visible hardware. A light press on the closed front ejects the drawer without a pull or knob, making it the right mechanical choice for flat-panel and integrated-front designs where handles break the look.
Push-to-open works best in two situations: a designer spec that calls for hardware-free fronts throughout a kitchen or bath, and a renovation where pulls are being eliminated to refresh the look without replacing the boxes. In both cases, the mechanism lives in the slide, not in a separate add-on, so nothing extra needs to be sourced or mounted to the front. The 20 inch slide length suits standard base cabinet drawer depths, and the full-extension action means the back of every drawer is reachable once open. Note that push-to-open and soft-close are not combined on this slide — the press-to-eject spring mechanism is the only motion feature present.
The slide is cold-formed steel with a zinc finish — the standard indoor corrosion protection for side-mount ball bearing hardware. Zinc is a functional finish on a slide that sits beside the drawer box; it is not a decorative or stainless-grade surface treatment. These slides are for dry, interior installations. The ball bearings run in formed steel raceways the full length of the slide, keeping travel smooth even as the drawer cycles over time.
Cabinet shops building handleless modern kitchens will find this a direct, no-upcharge path to the look: specify the slide, size the drawer box to standard 1/2 inch clearance per side, and the push-to-open function is built in. Designers specifying integrated-front cabinetry can call this slide without adding a separate push mechanism to the order. Homeowners retrofitting a kitchen with flat-panel fronts can swap existing slides for these and drop the pulls in one move. The 100 lb per-pair rating covers everyday kitchen loading without stepping into a heavier duty class.
No. On this slide, the push-to-open spring mechanism is the closing feature — soft-close damping is not included and is not compatible with a plain push-to-open slide. If you need both push-to-open and soft-close in one unit, look for a combined system designed to deliver both functions together.
The source data does not state a maximum drawer width for this series. For most 100 lb class side-mount ball bearing slides, 24 inches is a common practical limit. Confirm with a series-specific reference if your drawer is wider than that.
No — 20 inches is the closed length of the slide. Because this is a full-extension slide, the drawer travels approximately its full length, bringing the back of the box out to the cabinet face. Slide length and drawer travel are two different numbers.
No. The G-Slide is non-handed, so both slides in the pair are identical. Order one pair per drawer regardless of which side each slide mounts on.
Yes. Side-mount slides in face-frame cabinets need rear support at the back of the slide — fixed or floating rear mounting brackets — because the cabinet side is set back from the face frame. Rear brackets for this series are sold separately; confirm the matching bracket before ordering for a face-frame install.
Pulling hardware off the front of a drawer only works when the slide behind it is built for the job. The G-Slide Series push-to-open slide handles that duty at a 100 lb rating and full extension, so the result looks intentional and works reliably — order one pair per drawer and build the box to standard clearance.
Sold In: 1 Set
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Sold in: 1 Each |  GY4340RB Mfr# GS4340 RB | GSlide Rear Mounting Bracket, GS4340 RB |
