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The Salice F70 Narrow Rear Mounting Bracket is a steel rear-mount bracket that supports F70-series drawer slides in face-frame cabinet installations where a standard-width bracket will not fit.
Face-frame cabinets set the cabinet sides back from the front opening, which means the rear end of a drawer slide needs a bracket to span that gap and hold alignment. In most bays this is straightforward, but narrow openings — stacked drawers, small utility compartments, or cabinets with wide stiles — leave too little room for a standard bracket. The narrow 1-1/2 inch width of this bracket was designed specifically for those situations. It fits where a standard rear bracket physically cannot, so you can still run F70-series slides in the tightest bays of a face-frame run without switching slide families or reworking the cabinet box.
Steel construction keeps the bracket from flexing under load, which matters at the rear of the slide where misalignment causes drawer bind and uneven travel. Because rear mounting hardware is engineered per series, this bracket is matched to the F70 program. It will not seat correctly on other Salice series or on slides from a different brand, so pair it only with F70 slides for a secure, properly aligned installation.
Cabinet shops running F70 slides through a mixed face-frame job will occasionally hit a bay too narrow for the standard rear bracket. Keeping a supply of these narrow brackets on hand prevents a stalled install when that situation comes up mid-project. It is equally useful for retrofit work, where the existing face frame was built with narrower drawer openings and there is no practical way to widen the bay. Contractors and finish carpenters fitting factory cabinets on site will find the same problem and the same answer.
Yes — in a face-frame installation the back of the slide is unsupported without a rear bracket, and an unsupported rear causes the slide to rack and the drawer to bind. Every F70 slide in a face-frame bay needs one.
No. In a frameless cabinet the slide screws directly to the flat cabinet side, so there is nothing for a rear bracket to bridge. This bracket is for face-frame installations only.
No — rear mounting hardware is series-specific. This bracket is built for the F70 program and will not seat correctly on other Salice series or on slides from other brands.
The narrow bracket is the right choice when a stile, partition, or stacked-drawer configuration leaves too little clearance for a standard bracket. If the bay fits a standard bracket, use that; if it does not, this is the part that keeps the job moving.
A rear bracket is a small part with an outsized effect on drawer performance — a misaligned rear is the most common cause of binding on face-frame installs. Keeping the narrow version in stock means the tightest bays in a face-frame run get the same solid slide support as the rest.
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