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The Hickory Hardware 1700 Series 14 inch Euro slide is a steel roller-bearing drawer slide with a white epoxy powder-coat finish, 3/4 extension, and a self-closing ramp — a practical fit for vanities, closet casework, and bathroom cabinet drawers where the hardware should disappear into the interior.
A 14 inch slide targets cabinet boxes with relatively shallow interior depths — the kind common in bathroom vanity bases, small bedroom furniture, and the lower drawers of closet towers. At 3/4 extension, the rear few inches of the drawer stay inside the cabinet at full open, which is the standard expectation for roller-style Euro slides in this size range. If your application requires the entire drawer contents to clear the cabinet opening, a full-extension ball-bearing slide is the right category. For vanity cosmetics drawers, linen pull-outs, and closet accessory drawers, this is a well-matched, cost-efficient choice.
The 1700 Series is built on formed steel members with nylon roller bearings running in epoxy-coated tracks. The white powder-coat finish is applied over the steel before assembly, giving a uniform surface that holds up to everyday contact and resists the light moisture exposure typical of a bathroom environment — though this slide is rated for interior, dry-condition use. The roller bearing design is quieter under light loads than metal-on-metal contact and is the standard bearing system across Euro-style production slides in this price class. The epoxy color is a finish and appearance choice, not a structural difference from the slide's zinc-finish counterparts in the same series.
Cabinet shops standardized on white-interior frameless construction reach for this slide when the drawer depth is short and a clean interior look matters more than full-extension access. Interior designers specifying bathroom furniture for new builds often call out a slide like this by finish and series to keep hardware consistent across a job. Homeowners replacing worn-out pulls in a vanity or a small dresser find the non-handed design particularly easy to work with — one part number, no left-right confusion. The 14 inch length is the shortest common size in the 1700 line, making it the go-to for the shallowest boxes in a cabinet run.
The listing should be confirmed as a complete set or a per-each unit before ordering; contact the sales desk to verify the sold-as quantity for the P1700/14-W if the cart display is unclear.
The slide mounts on the interior side panel with 1/2 inch of side clearance per side, which works in both frameless and face-frame cabinets. In a face-frame cabinet, rear support — a socket or rear mounting bracket — may be needed at the back of the slide; confirm the requirement for your specific cabinet depth before installing.
No. The 1700 Series uses a self-closing ramp: once the drawer is pushed into the capture zone, the slide pulls it shut with a positive close. There is no damper, so the close is not slowed or cushioned. Soft-close is a different feature found on damped slides in other series.
Build the drawer box 1 inch narrower than the inside cabinet opening — the 1/2 inch side clearance on each side accounts for both slides.
The white epoxy coating handles the ambient humidity of a typical indoor bathroom. This slide is not rated for wet or washdown conditions; keep it away from direct water exposure.
When the drawer is shallow, the interior is white, and a clutter-free look matters, the 1700 Series 14 inch slide gives you self-closing convenience and a finish that stays out of sight — without paying for length or features the application does not need.
Sold In: 1 Each
Quantity | Unit Price | Catalog | ||||
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Sold in: 1 Pair |  BWP1700/BKT-W Mfr# P1700/BKT-W | Hickory Hardware P1700 4" Rear Mounting Socket, White, P1700/BKT-W |