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The Knape and Vogt 8810 Series is a 14 inch full-extension side-mount ball bearing drawer slide rated 200 lb per pair, finished in zinc, and built for drawers that carry real weight. This is not a standard kitchen cabinet slide — the 200 lb class puts it well above the 75–100 lb range and into the range of heavy storage, shop, and utility work where the load actually matters.
Most kitchen cabinet drawers never approach the limits of a 100 lb slide. But a shop drawer loaded with hand tools, a utility cabinet carrying hardware bins, or a commercial workbench drawer stocked with supplies can push past that class without much effort. The 8810 Series fits those situations: the 200 lb per pair rating gives a real margin above the working load, and full extension means nothing is buried in the back of the drawer. At 14 inches, this slide suits shallower cabinets — a bench base, a storage unit, or a utility cart where interior depth is limited but the load is not.
Zinc electroplating over cold-rolled steel is the workhorse finish for side-mount ball bearing slides used indoors. It resists the ordinary moisture and handling of a shop or utility space without adding cost or complexity. The zinc finish on the 8810 Series is a functional surface treatment — it is not stainless, not powder-coated, and not intended for wet or outdoor environments. For dry indoor installations, it holds up through years of regular cycling.
The 8810 Series requires 3/4 inch of side clearance per side, which is wider than the 1/2 inch nominal clearance on standard cabinet-class slides. Build the drawer box 1-1/2 inches narrower than the cabinet opening to account for both sides. This extra clearance is part of the slide's heavy-duty design — the wider profile accommodates the heavier steel members that carry the 200 lb rating. In face-frame cabinets, rear mounting support is required; add the appropriate rear brackets for the series, sold separately. The non-handed design means both slides are identical, so there is no handed pair to sort before installation.
Per pair. Both slides together carry 200 lb — that is the working capacity for the drawer installation.
Full extension means the entire drawer clears the cabinet opening — the back of the box comes out to the cabinet face. The 14 inch measurement is the closed slide length, which is matched to your drawer depth and cabinet interior, not a travel distance.
No. The 8810 Series is a standard-motion slide — no damper, no closing spring, and no detent. The drawer stays wherever it is left.
Yes, but face-frame installations need rear mounting support. Add the matching rear brackets for this series — they are sold separately and are series-specific.
Bulk-Pack means the slides are packaged loose in a carton rather than in individual retail polybags. It is the format for shops ordering in volume. Confirm the pack quantity at checkout.
When the drawer carries more than a standard 100 lb slide should handle, the 8810 Series in zinc gives you a 200 lb per pair rating, full extension, and the non-handed convenience of a modern ball bearing slide — all in a bulk-packaged format sized for production work.
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