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This is a 14 inch full-extension side-mount ball bearing drawer slide from Knape and Vogt's 8600 series, rated 150 lb per pair. It brings heavy-duty load capacity to a compact 14 inch length, covering shop storage, utility cabinets, and any drawer that takes a real beating on a daily basis.
At 14 inches, this slide fits drawers in shop base cabinets, workbench pedestals, tool storage units, and utility cabinets where the interior depth is shorter than a standard kitchen run but the contents are heavy: hardware, hand tools, fastener bins, paint supplies. The 150 lb rating means the drawer can carry a genuine working load without the slide flexing or binding over time. Full extension brings the rear of the box out past the cabinet face, so every corner of a packed drawer is reachable without lifting or tilting it. This is a standard-motion slide — no self-close, no soft-close, no detent — so the drawer stays wherever it is left, which suits work environments where a partially open drawer needs to stay that way.
The 8600 series is built from steel with a zinc electroplate finish. Zinc protects the steel members from the humidity and minor moisture that accumulates in garages, workshops, and utility rooms without adding the cost of a specialty finish. It is a working finish, mostly out of sight beside the drawer box, and it holds up through years of indoor use. This is not an outdoor or washdown slide — zinc plating is an indoor-grade corrosion barrier, not a stainless or powder-coated alternative for wet environments.
The 8600 series is the right fit when a standard 100 lb cabinet slide is undersized for the load and a file-drawer slide is more profile than the application needs. Cabinet shops running production builds, contractors stocking a work van's shop cabinet, and serious home shop builders all land on a slide like this when the contents are dense and the drawers see daily use. The Bulk-Pack format is practical here: shops installing multiple pedestals or base cabinets in one go move through pairs quickly, and buying in trade quantity keeps the project moving. In face-frame cabinets, rear mounting brackets are required to support the back end of the slide — these are sold separately and are series-specific, so confirm the bracket matches the 8600 before ordering.
No. Fourteen inches is the closed length of the slide. Because this is a full-extension design, the drawer member travels approximately the full slide length, bringing the drawer out to the cabinet face — but slide length and drawer travel are two separate numbers.
The 150 lb per pair rating is the defining spec. Standard side-mount ball bearing cabinet slides typically rate in the 75 to 100 lb class; the 8600 series is built to carry loads well beyond that range in the same side-mount format.
No. This is a standard-motion slide with no self-close spring and no soft-close damper. The drawer stays wherever it is left until pulled open or pushed closed by hand.
No. The 8600 series is non-handed, so both slides in a pair are identical. Order one pair per drawer regardless of which side each slide installs on.
Yes, but face-frame installations require rear mounting brackets to support the back end of the slide. Those brackets are sold separately and are specific to the 8600 series — confirm the bracket match before placing the order.
When the drawer carries real weight and needs to open completely every time, the 8600 series in zinc delivers the load rating, the extension, and the finish to stay in service through years of hard use.
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