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This floating rear bracket is the right-hand member that anchors the back of a PRO100 series drawer slide in a face-frame cabinet. Where frameless installs let slides screw directly to a flat panel, face-frame construction leaves the back of the slide without support — this bracket closes that gap on the right side of the drawer opening.
Face-frame cabinets set the side panel back from the front frame, which means a standard slide installation leaves the rear end of the slide unsupported. In kitchen renovations, bathroom vanity retrofits, and any traditional American cabinet build, the rear bracket is the part that makes the slide system work. This right-hand bracket handles the right side of each drawer opening; the matching left-hand bracket handles the left. Together they give the PRO100 slide pair the rear registration it needs to run straight and carry its rated load through daily use.
Steel construction keeps the bracket rigid at the rear of the slide where flex would translate directly into drawer racking and uneven travel. The screw-on attachment method means the bracket can be repositioned or replaced if the cabinet is ever modified — no adhesive bond to break, no pressed-in component to drive out. The floating action at the contact point accommodates small depth inconsistencies that are common in site-built and older face-frame casework.
Cabinet installers and shops running PRO100 series slides in face-frame work need this bracket on every right-hand slide position. It is also the right part for retrofits — replacing an existing drawer slide with a PRO100 slide in a face-frame cabinet requires rear brackets at both sides since the cabinet was not built to support direct-mount slides. Homeowners tackling a DIY kitchen drawer replacement will find the screw-on installation straightforward once the slide length is confirmed and the bracket is positioned at the rear of the opening.
You need two brackets per drawer — one right-hand and one left-hand. This listing is the right-hand member only. Order the matching left-hand bracket separately to complete the pair for one drawer opening.
No. This bracket is engineered for the PRO100 series specifically. Pro Value Series brackets are not interchangeable across slide families — confirm the slide series before ordering.
Frameless cabinets typically do not — the side panel runs flush to the front so the slide can screw directly to it at the rear. This bracket is for face-frame construction where the rear of the slide has nothing to attach to without additional support.
The floating design allows a small amount of movement at the rear contact point so the bracket self-aligns to minor depth variations in the cabinet box. It keeps the slide running true without requiring a precisely shimmed rear surface.
One missing rear bracket turns a working drawer slide into a racking, uneven frustration — get the right-hand piece confirmed and on the order before the job starts.
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