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The Knape and Vogt 8815 series is a 14 inch side-mount ball bearing drawer slide rated 190 lb per pair, with 1 inch of over-travel that carries the drawer past the cabinet face — useful anywhere a countertop overhang or deep face frame would cut off access to the back of the drawer. It ships in a bulk-pack, making it the practical choice for shops ordering in quantity.
A standard full-extension slide stops at the cabinet face. The 8815 goes 1 inch further. That extra inch matters when the drawer sits under a countertop overhang — without it, the back of the drawer stays hidden and hard to reach. It also compensates for deep face frames that eat into usable travel. At 190 lb per pair, the slide handles the kinds of loads that would push a standard 100 lb cabinet slide beyond its rating: dense tool storage, hardware bins, archive drawers, and shop utility drawers loaded with supplies.
Zinc plating is the working standard for side-mount ball bearing slides. It protects the cold-formed steel members from corrosion through years of indoor service and presents a clean, neutral appearance beside an open drawer. It is not a decorative finish and not rated for wet or outdoor environments — this slide is for dry, indoor cabinetry. The zinc tone pairs without conflict against white, almond, or natural wood interiors, which is one reason it remains the default finish for production cabinet work.
The 8815 in 14 inches suits shorter, deeper drawers — think utility base cabinets, shop storage units, and workbench drawers where the box is not especially long but the load is substantial. The 3/4 inch side clearance requirement per side is wider than the 1/2 inch standard on lighter cabinet slides, so the drawer box needs to be built 1-1/2 inches narrower than the cabinet opening to leave proper clearance. In face-frame cabinets, rear mounting support is required at the back of the slide; add the appropriate series brackets, sold separately. The bulk-pack format is a natural fit for cabinet shops and contractors running multiple drawers in the same project.
Per pair. Each drawer uses two slides; the 190 lb figure covers the combined set as installed.
A full-extension slide brings the drawer out to the cabinet face. This slide travels 1 inch past that point, so the drawer clears overhangs or projects beyond a deep face frame for full access to the rear of the box.
Neither. The 8815 is a standard-motion slide — no damper, no spring, no detent. The drawer stays wherever it is left and opens and closes freely on the ball bearings.
The 8815 series is a heavier-built slide with a larger profile than standard 100 lb cabinet slides. The wider member requires 3/4 inch of side clearance per side, so the drawer box must be sized accordingly — 1-1/2 inches narrower than the cabinet opening in total.
No. The slide is non-handed — both slides in the pair are identical and fit either side of the drawer without sorting.
When a 100 lb cabinet slide is undersized and a standard full-extension slide leaves the back of the drawer out of reach, the 8815 in zinc delivers the capacity and the travel to handle both problems in one product.
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