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The Salice F70 21 inch push-to-open undermount slide brings handle-less drawer operation to frameless cabinets at a load rating few undermounts in this size can match. A press on the front ejects the drawer; the full-extension run brings the entire box out to the cabinet face. It is designed for 1/2 to 3/4 inch drawer sides, covering both standard and thick-wall box construction in a single model.
The push-to-open mechanism is the right call when the design eliminates pulls entirely: slab fronts, integrated panel fronts, and handle-less kitchens where a finger pull would break the line. At 170 lb per pair, the F70 also handles work that would overload a standard undermount — a deep utensil drawer loaded with cast iron, a wide pantry pull-out, or a file drawer carrying hanging folders in a frameless office cabinet. Because the slide accepts both 5/8 inch and 3/4 inch sides, it works equally well with a CNC-cut plywood box or a shop-dovetailed hardwood box without a second SKU on the order.
The F70 runs on steel members with a zinc finish that holds up through years of indoor cycling. The slide mounts beneath the drawer box and stays invisible when the drawer is open — the zinc finish is functional rather than decorative, and it never competes with the cabinet interior. The push-to-open mechanism is mechanical: it operates on a spring-loaded trigger, so no batteries, wiring, or power supply are involved. Closing is undamped on this model; the drawer settles where it is pushed rather than being caught by a damper. Shops that want a silent damped close alongside touch opening should look at a combined push-to-open soft-close system instead.
Cabinet shops building contemporary frameless kitchens, bath vanities, and office casework where handle-less fronts are specified will find the F70 covers both their thickness range and their capacity needs in one model. Custom builders loading heavy pull-outs — recycle bins, pantry baskets, oversized utility drawers — benefit from the 170 lb rating without stepping into a specialty heavy-duty slide program. Designers specifying a clean, hardware-free aesthetic get the touch-open function without a visible mechanism on the front face.
No. This is the mechanical push-to-open version of the F70, which closes without a damper. The drawer stays wherever it is pushed. If a damped, silent close is important to the project, look for a model that combines push-to-open with an integrated soft-close damper rather than this one.
This SKU is the frameless version of the F70, designed to mount directly to the interior side panel of a frameless cabinet box. It is not the right choice for face-frame cabinets, which require a face-frame version with rear mounting bracket support.
Yes. The F70 accepts drawer sides from 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch, so a 3/4 inch plywood box is within spec. Build the box to Salice's published specification for the F70 series, including the correct box width, bottom recess, rear notch, and fixing-clip drilling. The slide and box dimensions need to match the published spec, not just the side thickness.
Per pair — one drawer running on two slides. That is the standard way undermount load ratings are stated throughout this product class.
The Salice F70 uses series-specific fixing clips at the front of the drawer box. Confirm whether clips are included in this SKU or sold separately before placing the order, and note that F70 clips are not interchangeable with clips from other brands or series.
Match the 21 inch F70 to a frameless cabinet with a handle-less front, build the box to Salice's specification for the series, and confirm the fixing clips your installation requires — then order one pair per drawer and move on.
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