Hickory Hardware 1700 24" Self-Close Side Mount 3/4 Extension 75 lb Epoxy Coated Euro Slide, White, P1700/24-W

A 24 Inch Self-Closing Euro Slide for Deeper Cabinet Drawers

The Hickory Hardware 1700 Series P1700/24-W is a 24 inch, white epoxy-coated Euro slide with a self-closing ramp, roller bearings, and 3/4 extension, sold as a non-handed set that covers one drawer. At the long end of the standard Euro slide range, the 24 inch length suits deeper base cabinets, pantry drawers, and utility cases where shorter slides would fall short of the cabinet's interior depth.

Key Features

• 24 inch length — the longest standard size in this Euro slide family, suited to deeper cabinet boxes and pantry-style drawers.
• Self-closing ramp — push the drawer within the capture zone and the built-in ramp pulls it fully shut without a damper.
• Non-handed design — one SKU works on both sides of the drawer, so there are no left/right members to sort before installation.
• White epoxy powder-coat finish — the slide blends into white and light-colored cabinet interiors instead of drawing the eye.
• Roller bearing system on steel members — smooth, quiet travel suited to everyday cabinet use.
• 75 lb load capacity, 3/4 extension — standard-duty Euro slide performance at a depth that matches longer drawer boxes.

Where the 24 Inch Length Earns Its Place

Most Euro slide selections stop at 22 inches, which is plenty for a standard 21 inch kitchen drawer box. A 24 inch slide is the right call when the cabinet's interior depth is deeper — tall base cabinets, pantry pull-outs, utility and storage cases, and some closet applications where a longer drawer box makes sense. The extra two inches of length means the slide can fully support the box without the rear end hanging unsupported. At 3/4 extension, the back several inches of the drawer remain inside the cabinet at full open, which is the normal Euro slide trade-off at this price point. If full rear access is the primary requirement, a full-extension side-mount ball-bearing slide is the better fit for that job.

Finish, Construction, and Closing Behavior

The 1700 Series slide is steel with a white epoxy powder-coat finish — a baked-on coating that matches standard white melamine and painted cabinet interiors. The roller bearing system runs on nylon rollers in formed steel tracks, which keeps the action quiet and smooth under everyday loads. The closing mechanism is self-close, not soft-close: once the drawer is pushed within the ramp's capture zone, a positive mechanical ramp pulls it fully shut. There is no damper, so the close is firm and decisive rather than slowed. For drawers that will be opened frequently by multiple users, that positive close is often preferable to a soft-close that can occasionally fail to latch. Side clearance is 1/2 inch per side, so build the drawer box 1 inch narrower than the inside cabinet width.

Who This Slide Suits Best

Cabinet shops and installers working on deeper base cabinets, pantry units, and utility storage will find the 24 inch length covers drawer boxes that the standard 22 inch slide cannot. The non-handed, side-mount design simplifies ordering — no left and right columns on the cut list, just a quantity. Homeowners completing a cabinet refresh or replacing a failed slide in a deeper drawer will appreciate that one SKU goes on either side without sorting. At 75 lb capacity, this slide handles produce bins, canned-goods drawers, and shop storage without complaint. It is an indoor slide for dry cabinet interiors, not a candidate for outdoor or high-humidity environments.

The Right Slide Depth Makes the Difference

A drawer slide that matches the depth of the cabinet means solid support from front to back, no sagging rear, and hardware that installs cleanly the first time. The 1700 Series 24 inch slide delivers that fit for deeper cabinet work, with self-close convenience and a white finish that keeps the interior looking clean.