Order by 24/7 by web, contact our sales reps or call by phone.
What you need, when you need it, all in one place.
Most orders ship same day.
Advice and support from knowledgeable professionals.
This 24 inch full-extension side-mount ball bearing drawer slide from GSlide's G-Slide series brings push-to-open action to standard-class cabinetry — press the drawer front and the slide ejects the drawer, no handle required. Rated 100 lb per pair, zinc-finished, and non-handed, it is built for kitchen, bath, and furniture drawers where a clean, hardware-free face is the goal.
Push-to-open makes the most sense where a flush, handle-free drawer front is part of the design — modern slab doors, integrated appliance panels, or anywhere pulls would interrupt a clean line. The mechanism sits inside the slide, so there is no separate push-to-open adapter to install or align. At 24 inches, this slide suits a standard-depth base cabinet drawer, and full extension means the back corner of the drawer is within reach at full open, not buried inside the case.
One important note on motion: this is a plain mechanical push-to-open slide. The ejection spring takes the place of a closing feature, so the drawer does not soft-close or self-close — it rides freely on the bearings and stays where it is left. If soft-close damping is part of the design requirement, a combined push-to-open soft-close slide is the right spec, not this model.
The G-Slide series is cold-formed steel with a zinc finish — the working standard for side-mount ball bearing slides in cabinetry. Zinc provides indoor corrosion resistance without the cost of a decorative finish; the slide sits beside the drawer box and is mostly out of view once installed. The 1/2 inch side clearance per side is consistent with the rest of the segment, so this slide drops into a drawer box sized for any standard side-mount ball bearing slide of the same length.
This slide is a natural choice for cabinet shops, designers, and renovators building or specifying handle-less drawer fronts in kitchens, baths, home offices, and furniture pieces. The 100 lb per pair rating covers the realistic load range for most residential drawer contents. At 24 inches, it fits a standard base cabinet depth; the non-handed format means one SKU covers left and right positions in the same drawer bank, simplifying ordering for volume work.
The mechanism is built into the slide and does not depend on front thickness, but the drawer front must be flush-mounted and aligned so a press engages the ejector consistently. Check the front gap and overlay against the GSlide installation spec for this series before building the cabinet.
No. This is a plain push-to-open model — the drawer opens on a press and rides freely on the bearings. There is no damper. For a combined push-to-open and soft-close action, you need a slide that names both features explicitly in its specifications.
The disconnect method is not specified in the source data for this series. Consult the GSlide installation guide for the G-Slide 4260 to confirm whether it uses a lever disconnect or lift-out removal.
Side-mount ball bearing slides in face-frame cabinets need rear support — typically a rear mounting bracket — because the cabinet side is set back from the face frame. Rear brackets for this series are sold separately; confirm the correct bracket for the G-Slide 4260 with GSlide before ordering.
The sold-as unit is not confirmed in the source data for this SKU. Verify the pack quantity at checkout or with the product spec sheet before ordering to make sure you receive a complete pair per drawer.
When the design calls for no hardware on the face, the G-Slide push-to-open slide delivers the mechanism and the full-extension travel in one standard-footprint, non-handed package — ready to install on the 1/2 inch clearance your drawer box already allows.
Sold In: 1 Set
Quantity | Unit Price | Catalog | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Sold in: 1 Each |  GY4340RB Mfr# GS4340 RB | GSlide Rear Mounting Bracket, GS4340 RB |
