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The US Futaba DynaSlide 16 inch over-travel drawer slide is a ball-bearing, side-mount slide built for situations where the drawer needs to travel past full extension to clear a face frame, countertop overhang, or deep front rail. It carries 100 lb per pair and holds position with a built-in hold-in detent once the drawer is pushed home.
Standard full-extension slides stop when the drawer front reaches the cabinet face. If a face frame, countertop lip, or thick front rail sits proud of the cabinet interior, the drawer may not clear it fully — and the rear of the drawer stays inside. An over-travel slide pushes the drawer past that point so the entire interior is reachable. This makes the DynaSlide 16 inch a practical choice for face-frame cabinets with wide stiles, utility drawers under overhanging worktops, and shop or garage cabinets where the drawer needs to clear a lip before contents are accessible. The 16 inch slide length suits shallower cabinet boxes and smaller drawer runs where a full-depth slide would be unnecessary.
The DynaSlide runs on steel ball bearings in formed steel raceways, giving it precise, load-bearing travel across the entire over-travel range. The zinc finish on steel members provides indoor corrosion resistance suited to cabinet shops, residential kitchens, and furniture work. This is a standard dry-environment slide — not intended for washdown or high-moisture settings. Motion is hold-in only: the detent keeps the drawer closed and releases cleanly with a pull, but there is no soft-close or self-close mechanism. The drawer stays wherever it is left when open.
Cabinet shops installing face-frame boxes often reach for over-travel slides to compensate for the setback that face-frame construction creates. The 16 inch length is well matched to base cabinet rollouts, bathroom vanity drawers, and shop drawers where cabinet depth runs in the 14 to 18 inch range. Contractors retrofitting existing face-frame casework also find over-travel slides solve clearance problems without requiring cabinet modifications. The non-handed design simplifies ordering for both single-drawer projects and larger production runs.
Over-travel typically adds approximately one inch of travel past the slide's nominal length, though the exact figure depends on the series. Check the DynaSlide installation sheet for the precise over-travel dimension before planning your drawer stop or face-frame clearance.
The listing is for this DynaSlide model in the 16 inch length — confirm the sold-as unit (pair or each) at checkout before ordering for multiple drawers, as packaging conventions vary across the DynaSlide line.
No. The hold-in detent is a position catch that holds the drawer firmly shut and prevents it from rattling open, but it does not slow or dampen the closing motion. If you need damped soft-close on a side-mount slide, that is a different motion mechanism entirely.
It can install in a frameless cabinet, but over-travel is most useful in face-frame construction where the drawer needs to clear the frame stile. In a frameless box with a flush interior, full-extension slides typically provide all the access needed at a lower cost.
Standard side-mount ball-bearing slides typically require 1/2 inch of clearance per side between the drawer box and the cabinet interior. Confirm the exact clearance for the DynaSlide series against the manufacturer's installation guide before sizing your drawer box.
When face-frame construction or a countertop overhang turns full extension into a partial open, over-travel closes the gap. The DynaSlide 16 inch gives a compact, 100 lb rated side-mount slide with the extra travel needed to bring the whole drawer out where it belongs.
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