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This is a 20 inch full-extension side-mount ball bearing drawer slide from Fulterer, finished in black and rated 100 lb per pair, with a hold-in anti-rebound detent that keeps the drawer shut once closed. It is the Black finish variant, suited to dark interior cabinetry, painted frameless boxes, and any build where a zinc slide would stand out against dark or matte surfaces.
Dark-stained plywood boxes, black melamine interiors, and painted frameless cabinets are the natural home for this slide. A zinc finish beside a flat-black panel reads as a contrast line every time the drawer is open; the Black finish disappears into the box. Shops building modern handleless kitchens, media consoles, or shop-floor storage with dark powder-coated panels use this finish specifically to keep the hardware from becoming a visual distraction. The hold-in detent also suits those applications well: in a handleless build the drawer front is pushed shut rather than gently guided, and the detent stops the rebound that a push-close produces without a spring.
The slide members are cold-formed steel with a black finish over the steel substrate. Steel ball bearings run in formed raceways the full length of the slide, distributing the load evenly and keeping travel smooth through repeated cycles. The black coating is a functional working finish on a slide that sits beside the drawer box; it is not a decorative chrome or matte-clear surface, and it is not rated for exterior or high-humidity environments. Keep this slide to dry, indoor cabinetry.
Cabinet shops running dark or painted interiors are the core buyer here: the Black finish is a deliberate specification choice, not an upgrade in function. The 100 lb per pair rating covers the standard kitchen and office drawer class, and the 20 inch length suits medium-depth base cabinets and storage drawers. The 1/2 inch per side clearance requirement is standard for this segment — build the drawer box 1 inch narrower than the cabinet opening. In face-frame cabinets, rear mounting brackets are required at the back of the slide; those brackets are series-specific and sold separately. Frameless cabinets take the slide directly on the side panel with no additional hardware.
No. The hold-in anti-rebound detent is a mechanical catch that keeps the drawer from bouncing back open when pushed shut. It does not slow or dampen the closing motion. There is no damper in this slide.
No. Twenty inches is the closed length of the slide. Because this is a full-extension slide, the drawer travels approximately the full slide length, bringing the entire box clear of the cabinet opening — but slide length and drawer travel are two separate specs.
No. The slide is non-handed; both slides in the pair are identical and fit either side of the drawer.
Each slide requires 1/2 inch of clearance between the drawer box side and the cabinet interior, so build the drawer box 1 inch narrower than the opening to accommodate both slides.
Yes, but rear mounting brackets are required in face-frame construction to support the back end of the slide. Those brackets are series-specific and sold separately.
When the interior of the cabinet is dark, the hardware should be too. This 20 inch Black ball bearing drawer slide handles the load, stays put when shut, and keeps the focus on the work rather than the hardware.
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