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This is a 24 inch side-mount ball bearing drawer slide from Fulterer, rated 198 lb per pair, with 1 inch of over-travel and a hold-in anti-rebound detent. It is built for drawers that need to clear countertop overhangs or deep face frames and stay shut between uses.
A standard full-extension slide brings the drawer flush to the cabinet face. That is fine for most kitchen and office drawers, but under a countertop overhang or behind a deep face frame the drawer stops short of where it needs to be. The extra inch of travel on this slide moves the drawer box past that obstruction so the rear contents are fully reachable. It is also the right choice for shop and garage bench drawers where the worktop edge would otherwise block access to the back of a loaded drawer. The 198 lb per-pair rating handles heavy tool storage, dense file loads, and stocked utility drawers without strain.
The slide members are cold-rolled steel with an electroplated zinc finish. Zinc is the working standard for side-mount ball bearing hardware: it protects the steel through years of indoor service without adding bulk or changing the slide's operating feel. This is a functional finish meant to be installed and left alone — not a decorative surface. The zinc tone blends with the cabinet interior and disappears behind the drawer box in normal use.
This slide suits shops, garages, utility rooms, and kitchen installations where two conditions are both present: the load exceeds what a standard 100 lb cabinet slide can handle, and the drawer sits beneath an overhang or deep frame that would limit access at full extension. Cabinet makers specifying deep base cabinets with heavy drawers under stone or solid-surface countertops will find the load rating and over-travel working together. Contractors fitting out utility and shop bench drawers get the same combination in a non-handed format that simplifies installation. The hold-in detent is a practical addition in any environment where a loaded drawer should not drift or rebound open on its own. The slide installs with 1/2 inch of side clearance per side; build the drawer box 1 inch narrower than the cabinet opening to hit that number. In face-frame cabinets, add rear mounting brackets at the back of the slide — brackets are sold separately and are series-specific.
No. 24 inches is the closed slide length. Because this is an over-travel slide, the drawer member actually travels beyond that — 1 inch past full extension. Slide length and travel are two separate measurements.
It is a mechanical catch that holds the closed drawer in place and prevents it from bouncing back open when pushed shut firmly. It does not pull the drawer closed like a self-close spring, and it does not slow the closing action like a soft-close damper. The drawer stays wherever you leave it until intentionally pulled.
No. The design is non-handed — both slides in a pair are identical. Order the total quantity your drawer count requires without sorting for sides.
Yes, but face-frame cabinets set the cabinet side back from the front frame, so the slide needs rear support. Add matching rear mounting brackets at the back — they are sold separately and must be compatible with this Fulterer series.
Confirm the sold-as unit on the product page before ordering — this SKU should be ordered in the quantity needed to complete your drawer count as one pair per drawer.
Heavy drawers in tight spaces deserve a slide that handles both demands without compromise. The 198 lb rating and 1 inch of over-travel work together here, and the zinc finish means the hardware will outlast the job site it goes into.
