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The Knape & Vogt 8810 series is a 22 inch full-extension side-mount ball bearing drawer slide rated 200 lb per pair, built for utility, shop, and commercial drawers that carry real weight on a standard zinc finish.
A 200 lb per pair rating puts the 8810 well above the standard kitchen cabinet class. That makes it the right choice for drawers loaded with hand tools, hardware stock, heavy files, or commercial supplies — anywhere a standard 100 lb slide would be working at its limit. Full extension means the entire drawer box travels clear of the cabinet face, so nothing at the back of the drawer is buried behind the opening. This is a standard-motion slide: no soft-close, no self-close, no detent. The drawer rides on ball bearings and stays wherever it is left, which is exactly right for work drawers that get opened and closed hundreds of times under variable loads.
The 8810 series is formed steel with an electroplated zinc finish — the working standard for heavy-duty side-mount ball bearing slides in indoor environments. Zinc plating protects the steel members through years of shop and utility service. This is a functional finish, not a decorative one: the slides sit beside the drawer box and are largely hidden when the drawer is closed. For applications that need color coordination or a stainless appearance, other finishes in the 8810 family are available. For straightforward heavy-duty indoor work, zinc is the right call.
The 8810 in zinc and bulk-pack format is aimed at shops, contractors, and commercial installers who need a dependable high-capacity slide in quantity. Cabinet makers building tool storage, mechanics' benches, or commercial utility casework will find the 200 lb rating and full extension handle the job without stepping up to specialty industrial hardware. The bulk-pack format suits production runs where slides are pulled from stock rather than opened one pair at a time. Because the slide is non-handed, there is no left/right inventory to manage — order by length and quantity and install.
Yes. Most standard cabinet ball bearing slides require 1/2 inch of clearance per side. The 8810 series requires 3/4 inch per side, so the drawer box must be built 1-1/2 inches narrower than the cabinet opening — not the 1 inch reduction used with standard slides. Size the box to this slide's spec before cutting.
No. The 8810 is a standard-motion slide with no closing mechanism. The drawer stays wherever it is left — no damper, no spring, no detent. If damped closing matters, look at the soft-close variants in this series.
Full extension means the drawer member travels approximately the full 22 inch slide length, bringing the entire drawer box clear of the cabinet opening. The rear of the drawer is fully accessible at full open — unlike a 3/4-extension slide, which leaves the back portion inside the cabinet.
In a face-frame cabinet, the slide's back end needs support. Rear mounting brackets are required for face-frame installation and are sold separately. For frameless cabinets, the slide mounts directly to the cabinet side panel.
Bulk-pack quantities vary by order; confirm the pack count on the product page. Each unit in the pack is a pair of slides — one cabinet member and one drawer member — for one complete drawer installation.
When the drawer carries real weight and full access matters, the 8810 series in zinc delivers the capacity and extension to keep the job moving — without the complexity of added closing features you may not need.
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