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The Floating Rear Bracket PRO100 Series Left is a steel, screw-on rear mounting bracket designed to support the back end of a PRO100 series drawer slide in a face-frame cabinet. Where frameless cabinets let slides screw directly to a flat panel, face-frame construction leaves the cabinet side set back from the front frame — this bracket bridges that gap so the slide is supported at both ends.
Face-frame cabinets require rear support hardware that frameless installs do not. Without a bracket at the back of the slide, the rear end of the slide has no bearing surface, which causes the drawer to rack, ride unevenly, or fail to close flush. This bracket mounts at the rear of the cabinet interior and holds the back of the PRO100 slide in alignment with the front mounting point on the face frame. It is the component that makes a face-frame install with a PRO100 slide work correctly — not an optional add-on.
It fits production environments just as well as one-off installs. Cabinet shops running face-frame lines through a PRO100 slide program will want these brackets stocked alongside the slides themselves to avoid the second-shipment delay that comes from missing rear hardware.
The bracket is steel with a screw-on mount — straightforward construction suited to the functional role it plays. Rear mounting brackets are mostly hidden inside the cabinet once the drawer is installed, so finish is secondary to fit and rigidity. Steel holds its position under load and through repeated drawer cycling without deforming the mounting points.
This is the left-hand member only. A complete face-frame installation on one drawer requires one left-hand and one right-hand bracket — order both. The brackets are PRO100 series-specific; they are not designed for PRO 3.0, PRO560, PRO600, or other series slides in the Pro Value lineup, and they will not fit slides from other brands. If you are unsure which bracket your slide requires, match by the manufacturer series on the slide packaging before ordering.
No. In a frameless cabinet, the slide mounts directly to the flat interior side panel at both ends. Rear mounting brackets are needed in face-frame construction, where the cabinet side is recessed behind the front frame and does not give the slide a rear attachment point.
Yes, it is handed. This is the left-hand bracket, oriented for the left side of the drawer opening as viewed from the front of the cabinet. Installing it on the wrong side will cause a misalignment. Order the right-hand version separately for the other side.
The bracket is series-specific to the PRO100 program. Compatibility across slide lengths within that series is not confirmed in the available source data — verify against your specific slide length before ordering.
A floating rear bracket allows the slide's rear end a small degree of movement to accommodate cabinet depth variation and drawer loading, rather than holding it at a completely fixed point. This helps the slide seat and travel correctly even when the rear wall is not perfectly square or plumb.
Stocking this bracket alongside PRO100 slides means the rear support is on hand when the drawer goes in — no second order, no idle install crew waiting on parts.
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