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This Fulterer 14 inch full-extension side-mount ball bearing drawer slide pairs smooth telescopic travel with a hold-in anti-rebound detent that keeps the drawer closed until pulled. Rated 100 lb per pair and finished in zinc, it is a straightforward, dependable choice for shop drawers, utility cabinets, and kitchen base drawers that see regular use.
The hold-in anti-rebound detent is the detail that sets this slide apart from a plain full-extension model. In a busy shop or a kitchen with energetic users, a drawer closed firmly can spring back open without a detent. This slide stops that. The detent holds the drawer shut until it is intentionally pulled — no spring assist, no damper, just a mechanical catch that does its job quietly. Pair that with full extension and every corner of a loaded 14 inch drawer is accessible when open. This length suits shallower base cabinets, drawer stacks in a shop workbench, and utility drawers in a lower storage unit where a longer slide would crowd the back of the cabinet.
The slide is cold-formed steel throughout, with ball bearings running in formed steel raceways. The zinc finish is the working standard for indoor side-mount ball bearing slides — functional, corrosion-resistant, and mostly hidden in use since the slide sits alongside the drawer box rather than below it. This is not a decorative finish, and it is not stainless steel. For interior cabinetry in dry environments, zinc handles the job without issue.
Cabinet shops running shallow drawer stacks will find the 14 inch length fits where a standard 18 or 22 inch slide does not. The non-handed design simplifies production: pull the quantity needed, install without sorting left from right. Contractors building shop storage, utility rooms, or closet systems who want a slide that stays shut — without adding the cost of soft-close — will get exactly that from the hold-in detent. Homeowners replacing worn slides in a shallow base cabinet or a bathroom vanity can drop this in on 1/2 inch side clearance per side, the same clearance used across standard side-mount ball bearing slides.
No. The detent is a mechanical catch — it holds the drawer closed and prevents bounce-back, but it does not slow or damp the closing motion. There is no damper in this slide. If you need the drawer to settle in silently, look at the Fulterer soft-close variants in this family.
No. 14 inches is the closed length of the slide. Because this is a full-extension slide, the drawer member travels approximately the full slide length, bringing the whole drawer clear of the cabinet face — but slide length and drawer travel are two separate specs.
Side-mount ball bearing slides need rear support in face-frame construction because the cabinet side is set back from the front frame. Add the appropriate series rear mounting brackets, sold separately, for a secure installation in a face-frame cabinet.
Build the drawer box 1 inch narrower than the cabinet opening — this slide requires 1/2 inch of side clearance on each side, which is the standard for this class of side-mount slide.
Confirm the sold-as unit on the product page before ordering; Fulterer slides in this series are typically sold as a pair per drawer, but verify the pack quantity shown for this SKU.
When full access to a shallow drawer matters and the drawer must stay closed between uses, this Fulterer 14 inch zinc slide covers both requirements — no extra mechanisms, no unnecessary cost, just a well-built slide with a detent that does what it is supposed to do.
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