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This steel rear mounting bracket gives the Pro Value Series DSPRO 2.0 side-mount drawer slide the back-end support it needs in face-frame cabinet installations. Where a frameless cabinet lets the slide screw directly to a flat side panel, a face-frame box sets the panel back from the opening — this bracket bridges that gap so both ends of the slide sit square and supported.
Side-mount slides are designed to run supported at both ends. In a frameless cabinet, the back wall handles the rear end; in a face-frame build, the cabinet side is recessed behind the frame, leaving the back of the slide without a landing point. These brackets fasten to the cabinet back or side panel at the correct height and give the slide's rear end a solid screw-down surface — the same way you'd mount the front end to the face frame. The result is a drawer that tracks straight and carries its rated load without flex at the back.
Stamped from steel and finished in zinc, these brackets are built for the same service environment as the slides they support: dry, indoor cabinetry. The zinc plating protects against the minor corrosion exposure you'd see in a kitchen or shop setting. This is an interior hardware finish — not rated for damp or exterior conditions.
Cabinet shops running PRO 2.0 slides through face-frame kitchen and bath projects are the core user here. The non-handed bracket means your installers pull from one bin instead of sorting left and right on the job site. Contractors retrofitting drawers into existing face-frame casework get the same benefit: one bracket handles both sides of every drawer opening. Homeowners swapping out worn drawer hardware in a traditional framed cabinet can complete the install with these brackets and the matching PRO 2.0 slides without guessing which side gets which part.
Two — one per slide, meaning one per cabinet side. Each bracket supports the rear end of one slide member, so a standard drawer with two slides needs two brackets.
These brackets are engineered for the DSPRO 2.0 series. Rear brackets are series-specific — hole spacing, mounting geometry, and slide engagement vary by product line. Using a bracket from a different series risks a poor fit and a drawer that doesn't track correctly.
No. In a frameless cabinet the slide's back end screws directly to the flat cabinet side panel, so rear mounting brackets are not required. These brackets exist specifically for face-frame construction where the side panel is set back from the opening.
The bracket uses a screw-on mount through its pre-drilled holes. Standard wood screws sized for your cabinet material work for most installs; the specific screw gauge depends on panel thickness and is not specified in the product data — use what's appropriate for the substrate.
A slide without proper rear support in a face-frame cabinet is a drawer waiting to sag. These brackets handle that last detail so the PRO 2.0 install finishes clean, the drawer carries its full 100 lb rating front to back, and nothing needs to be revisited after the job is done.
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