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The Knape and Vogt 8810 Series is a 20 inch full-extension side-mount ball bearing drawer slide rated 200 lb per pair, finished in bright zinc for long-term indoor service. It fills the gap between standard 100 lb cabinet slides and specialty industrial hardware, making it the right call when the drawer load exceeds what the 8400 series handles.
A loaded mechanic's tool drawer, a utility cabinet stocked with hardware, a shop cabinet carrying clamps and jigs — these are the applications where a standard 100 lb kitchen slide runs out of headroom. The 8810 is built for that middle tier: heavier than residential cabinet work, lighter than dedicated industrial rack hardware. At 20 inches, it suits standard-depth base cabinets and shop benches where a full drawer extension matters because the back of the drawer needs to be accessible.
Zinc plating on steel is the working standard for side-mount ball bearing slides. It provides consistent indoor corrosion resistance without adding cost or changing dimensions. The zinc finish on the 8810 is a protective coating, not a decorative one — these slides sit beside the open drawer box and are functional hardware first. For cabinetry where the slide color matters for aesthetics, other finishes in this series are available. For shop work, utility rooms, garages, and storage applications where durability counts more than appearance, zinc is the practical choice.
Cabinet shops building heavy-duty storage drawers, contractors fitting utility rooms and garages, and shop owners equipping their own workbenches will find the 8810's 200 lb rating the right specification when standard cabinet slides fall short. The non-handed design simplifies installation and reduces ordering complexity when fitting multiple drawers. Note that the 8810 requires 3/4 inch of side clearance per side — size the drawer box 1-1/2 inches narrower than the cabinet opening. This is a standard-motion slide: no soft-close, no self-close, no detent. The drawer stays where it is left.
Most side-mount ball bearing slides, including the standard KV 8400 series, run on 1/2 inch clearance per side. The 8810 needs 3/4 inch per side — a full 1-1/2 inches of total width difference between the drawer box and the cabinet opening. Size the box before ordering.
Per pair. Both slides together carry 200 lb; the rating is not 200 lb on each side.
Yes. Full extension means the drawer member travels the full slide length, bringing the entire drawer contents out to the cabinet opening.
No. The 8810 is a standard-motion slide — no damper, no closing spring, no detent. The drawer stays in whatever position it is left.
No. The 8810 is non-handed — both slides in the pair are identical, and either one fits either side of the drawer.
Side-mount slides in face-frame cabinets need rear support at the back of the slide. Rear mounting brackets for face-frame installations are sold separately and are series-specific — confirm bracket compatibility before ordering.
When the job calls for a drawer that handles real weight day after day, the 8810's 200 lb per pair rating and full extension deliver — in a zinc-finished, non-handed package that installs cleanly and keeps working under load.
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