A Concealed Slide Built for Face-Frame Work

The Grass Maxcess 15 inch undermount slide brings soft-close and concealed mounting to face-frame cabinet construction — the version most traditional American cabinetry actually calls for. At 7/8 extension and 75 lb capacity per pair, it delivers economy-tier performance in a clean, hardware-free package sized for shallower base and upper drawers.

Key Features

• Face-frame cabinet version — engineered specifically for traditional American cabinet construction, where the slide's rear end rests against the face frame, not a full side panel.
• 7/8 extension — opens nearly the full drawer length with minimal extension loss, making the contents of the 15 inch drawer accessible without full-extension pricing.
• Integrated soft-close — a damper catches the drawer near the end of travel and settles it shut quietly with no slam.
• 75 lb weight capacity per pair — the working dynamic rating sized for standard kitchen, bath, and furniture drawers.
• Steel construction with zinc finish, running on roller bearings for smooth, consistent travel through everyday use.

Where This Slide Fits

Face-frame cabinets are the traditional American standard, and they present a challenge for undermount slides: the frame sets the cabinet side back from the opening, so the rear of the slide needs support that a frameless installation handles automatically. This Maxcess version is configured for that reality. In a face-frame install, the matching Maxcess rear mounting brackets support the back of the slide behind the frame — the brackets are series-specific and sold separately, so confirm you have them before starting installation.

At 15 inches, this slide suits the shorter drawer runs found in vanity bases, upper drawer banks, and smaller base cabinet drawers. If the job calls for a frameless cabinet or a longer slide, other lengths and cabinet-type versions of the Maxcess line cover those needs.

Build and Finish

Steel members carry the load and zinc plating handles the indoor corrosion resistance these slides need for a long service life in kitchen and bath environments. The roller-bearing carriage keeps travel smooth under the 15 inch run without the bulk of a ball-bearing track. Because the slide mounts entirely beneath the drawer box, the finish is functional — it stays out of sight once the drawer is installed.

Who Orders This Slide

Cabinet shops running face-frame production lines reach for the Maxcess when soft-close and a concealed look are part of the spec but the job does not justify full-extension pricing. Remodelers replacing old drawer hardware in traditional kitchens and baths find it a direct upgrade: concealed mount, soft damper, no exposed metal on the drawer sides. Designers specifying hardware for painted shaker and inset-door projects appreciate that the slide disappears beneath the box entirely. Build the drawer box to Grass's specification for this series — nominal 15 inch length, the published box-width formula for sides up to 5/8 inch thick, bottom recess, and rear notch for the locking devices — and the installation goes in cleanly.

The Right Fit for Traditional Cabinets

Soft-close, concealed mounting, and a face-frame-specific design in one slide — the Maxcess 15 inch delivers the expected premium look in the cabinet construction where most American kitchens are actually built.