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The GSlide G-Slide series 24 inch full-extension ball bearing drawer slide is a side-mount, steel slide rated 100 lb per pair, with a hold-in anti-rebound detent that keeps the drawer firmly in place after closing. It is a practical choice for shop cabinets, utility storage, and any drawer that sees enough traffic to bounce back open without a mechanical catch.
A standard free-sliding drawer stays wherever it is left, which is fine until the cabinet takes a bump or the floor is uneven. The hold-in anti-rebound detent on the G-Slide series solves that without adding a spring-close mechanism. Once the drawer is pushed shut, the detent locks it there. It releases with a normal pull — no lever, no special motion required. This makes the 24 inch length particularly well-suited to deep shop drawers, rolling tool cabinets, and utility storage where drawers get shoved shut quickly and contents are heavy enough to push back.
Note that the detent holds and releases — it does not pull the drawer shut. If the drawer needs to self-close from a few inches out, a self-close or soft-close slide is the right choice for that application.
The G-Slide series uses steel members throughout, with a zinc finish for indoor corrosion resistance. Zinc is the working standard for side-mount ball bearing slides — functional, durable, and mostly hidden beside the open drawer. This is not a decorative finish, and it is suited to dry, interior environments. Ball bearings run in full-length raceways between the members for consistent, smooth travel under load.
The 24 inch nominal length suits cabinets with deeper interiors — base cabinets built to standard 24 inch depth, shop cabinets, and standalone storage units. Build the drawer box 1 inch narrower than the cabinet opening to provide the required 1/2 inch clearance for each slide. In face-frame cabinets, the back of the slide needs rear support; add rear mounting brackets sized for this series, sold separately. The non-handed design means both slides in the pair are identical, which simplifies bench layout when installing multiple drawers in sequence. Sold as a pair.
No. The hold-in anti-rebound detent is a mechanical catch — it holds the drawer in the closed position and prevents bounce-back, but it neither slows the closing motion nor pulls the drawer shut. For a damped, quiet close, look at a soft-close ball bearing slide instead.
The 24 inch measurement is the closed length of the slide, not the travel distance. Because this is a full-extension slide, the drawer member travels approximately the full slide length, bringing the entire drawer out to the cabinet face.
The 100 lb rating is per pair — both slides together. It is not a per-slide number, so the working capacity of a two-slide installation is 100 lb total, not 200 lb.
No. The G-Slide series is non-handed, meaning both slides in the pair are identical and either one fits either side of the drawer. Order one pair per drawer.
Yes, but the back of the slide needs support at the cabinet's rear. Face-frame cabinets require rear mounting brackets — these are series-specific and sold separately. Frameless cabinets mount the slide directly to the side panel.
The G-Slide 24 inch full-extension slide covers the most common deep-drawer application with a full 100 lb per pair rating, smooth ball bearing travel, and a hold-in detent that keeps loaded drawers exactly where they are closed.
Sold In: 1 Set
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Sold in: 1 Each |  GY4340RB Mfr# GS4340 RB | GSlide Rear Mounting Bracket, GS4340 RB |
