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The Knape and Vogt 8810 series is an 18 inch full-extension side-mount ball bearing drawer slide rated 200 lb per pair, finished in zinc, and built for drawers that carry a serious load. Where a standard 100 lb cabinet slide reaches its limit, this one keeps going — workshop storage, utility cabinets, and commercial casework all fall within its range.
The 8810 series earns its place in drawers where a standard kitchen slide would be undersized. Think shop drawers loaded with hand tools, utility cabinet bases full of hardware, commercial storage in hospitality or institutional settings, or any application where the drawer contents push well past the 100 lb class. Full extension means the entire drawer box comes out to the cabinet face — no reaching into the back, no lost contents in the corners.
Standard motion means there is no soft-close damper and no self-closing spring. The drawer travels on ball bearings and stays exactly where it is left. That is the right choice when the priority is load capacity and smooth travel, not a closing feature.
Zinc plating over cold-formed steel is the working standard for side-mount ball bearing slides in heavy-duty applications. It holds up to the humidity and handling of an active shop or commercial space without demanding a premium for a decorative finish. These slides sit beside the drawer box where they do their job out of sight — the zinc finish is practical, not decorative, and it does not need to be anything else.
This slide requires 3/4 inch of side clearance per side, so the drawer box is built 1-1/2 inches narrower than the cabinet opening total. That is wider than the 1/2 inch clearance on standard-class slides, so confirm the opening dimensions before building the box. In face-frame cabinets, the slide needs rear support at the back of the run — add the appropriate rear mounting brackets, sold separately, and sized to the 8810 series.
The Bulk-Pack format is the right choice for shops running multiple cabinets or contractors sourcing for a full install. Each slide in the carton is identical and non-handed, so pull the quantity needed and move on.
Most standard 100 lb class side-mount ball bearing slides need 1/2 inch of clearance per side. The 8810 requires 3/4 inch per side — a total of 1-1/2 inches subtracted from the cabinet opening when sizing the drawer box. If you are replacing or matching existing slides, confirm which clearance your boxes were built for.
Yes. Full extension brings the entire drawer box clear of the opening so the back of the drawer is completely accessible. The 18 inch figure is the closed slide length, not the travel distance — the two are related but not interchangeable.
No. The 8810 series is a standard-motion slide with no closing mechanism — no damper and no spring. The drawer stays wherever it is left. If you need a soft-close or self-close feature at this load class, that would be a different series.
No. The 8810 is non-handed — each slide is identical and fits either side of the drawer. Order the total number of slides you need, not pairs of lefts and rights.
Face-frame cabinets set the cabinet side back from the front frame, so the back end of the slide needs support. Add rear mounting brackets sized for the 8810 series — these are sold separately and are not interchangeable with brackets from other slide lines.
The 8810 series in zinc puts 200 lb capacity and full extension into a practical, non-handed side-mount slide — the straightforward choice for heavy storage work where smooth travel and honest load capacity matter more than a decorative finish or a closing feature.
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