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The GSlide G-Slide Series 12 inch over-travel ball bearing drawer slide is a side-mount, full-steel slide that pushes the drawer member 1 inch past full extension, rated 90 lb per pair with a hold-in anti-rebound detent that keeps the closed drawer from bouncing back open.
A standard full-extension slide stops at the cabinet face. This one keeps going. That extra inch of travel is what lets a drawer under a countertop overhang, inside a deep face-frame cabinet, or beneath a thick countertop nose clear the obstruction so the contents at the back are actually reachable. At 12 inches, this slide fits shallow drawers — spice pull-outs, base cabinet inserts, narrow utility drawers — where the short run and the over-travel work together to maximize usable access in a tight space. The hold-in detent adds a practical bonus: a drawer that sits below a work surface is exactly the kind that gets bumped shut hard, and the detent prevents the rebound that would otherwise leave it cracked open.
The slide is built from cold-formed steel members with a zinc electroplate finish. Zinc is the standard protective coating for side-mount ball bearing slides used in indoor cabinetry — it is not a decorative or stainless finish, and it is not rated for wet or exterior environments. Steel ball bearings run in formed raceways the full length of each member, so the travel is smooth and consistent whether the drawer is empty or loaded close to its 90 lb per pair rating.
Cabinet shops building base cabinets under overhanging stone or quartz countertops will find the over-travel solves a clearance problem that a plain full-extension slide cannot. Designers specifying shallow spice or utility drawers in modern kitchens get the same benefit at a short length that suits the drawer depth. Contractors replacing worn slides in existing shallow drawers can match the 12 inch closed length and gain the detent and the over-travel in the same swap. The non-handed format simplifies ordering for any of these buyers: one part number covers both sides of every drawer.
No. Twelve inches is the closed length of the slide. The drawer member travels the full slide length plus an additional 1 inch of over-travel, so the drawer clears the cabinet face by that extra inch at full open.
They are different. The hold-in anti-rebound detent is a mechanical catch that keeps the drawer closed after it is pushed shut and prevents it from bouncing back open. There is no damper and no spring — the drawer does not slow near close and is not pulled shut automatically. Soft-close uses a damper to settle the drawer quietly; this slide does not have one.
Build the drawer box 1 inch narrower than the cabinet opening — 1/2 inch of clearance per side — to fit these slides properly.
Side-mount slides need support at the back of the cabinet in face-frame construction. Rear mounting brackets are typically required and are sold separately; confirm the bracket series matches this slide before ordering.
No. The G-Slide is non-handed — both slides are identical, so you order by quantity, not by side.
At 12 inches with 1 inch of over-travel, a hold-in detent, and a 90 lb per pair rating, this GSlide G-Slide reaches the back of short drawers that sit behind obstacles — and holds them shut when the job is done.
Sold In: 10 Set
Quantity | Unit Price | Catalog | ||||
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Sold in: 1 Each |  GY4340RB Mfr# GS4340 RB | GSlide Rear Mounting Bracket, GS4340 RB |
