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The Knape and Vogt 8815 series is a 16 inch side-mount ball bearing drawer slide rated 190 lb per pair, with 1 inch of over-travel that carries the drawer past full extension. The zinc finish is the standard indoor working finish for this series, blending into the cabinet interior and holding up through years of daily use.
When a drawer sits behind a deep face frame or under a countertop overhang, a full-extension slide brings the drawer to the cabinet face but no further. That last inch matters when the contents ride near the back of the box. The 8815's over-travel pushes the drawer member 1 inch past the slide's 16 inch nominal length, so the rear of the drawer clears the overhang and sits fully accessible. It is a practical advantage in kitchen base cabinets with thick stone tops, in workshop benches with built-out fronts, and in utility storage where the back corners of a deep drawer are actually used. Note that 16 inches is the closed slide length, not the total travel distance — travel is that length plus the 1 inch over-travel extension.
The 8815 is cold-rolled steel throughout, with ball bearings running in formed steel raceways the full length of the slide. Zinc electroplating over the steel is the segment's standard indoor finish: it resists the humidity and incidental contact of a cabinet interior without the cost of a specialty coating. The zinc tone is neutral and low-profile, sitting alongside the drawer box without drawing attention. This is a functional, indoor finish — it is not rated for wet locations, washdown environments, or outdoor exposure.
At 190 lb per pair, the 8815 series targets work well beyond the standard kitchen drawer class. Cabinet shops building heavy utility drawers, contractors fitting workshop benches, and homeowners replacing slides under loaded storage will find it sized correctly. The 3/4 inch side clearance per side is wider than the 1/2 inch standard on lighter slides, so the drawer box must be built 1-1/2 inches narrower than the cabinet opening — worth confirming before cutting stock. The Bulk-Pack format suits shops running volume, with slides loose in a carton for fast staging. In face-frame cabinets, rear mounting support is required at the back of the slide; series-matched rear brackets are sold separately and are not interchangeable with brackets from other slide lines.
No. 16 inches is the closed length of the slide. At full travel the drawer member extends the slide's nominal length plus the 1 inch over-travel, clearing the cabinet face and any overhang beyond it.
Per pair. One pair of 8815 slides — one on each side of the drawer — carries the 190 lb load. Do not double the figure by counting each slide separately.
The 8815 requires 3/4 inch of clearance per side — more than the 1/2 inch standard on lighter ball bearing slides. Build the drawer box 1-1/2 inches narrower than the cabinet opening to fit both slides correctly.
No. The 8815 is a standard-motion slide — no damper, no spring, no detent. The drawer stays wherever it is left. If a closing feature is needed, a different series would be required.
No. The 8815 is non-handed, so both slides in a pair are identical. Order the quantity your job requires without sorting for side.
Bulk-Pack means the slides arrive loose in a carton rather than individually bagged or boxed for retail. It is the trade format suited to production shops and contractors staging multiple drawers at once.
The 8815 in zinc puts 190 lb of capacity and 1 inch of over-travel into a clean, low-profile side-mount package — the right foundation for any drawer that needs to carry real weight and open completely clear of the cabinet.
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