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The US Futaba DynaSlide 18 inch over-travel drawer slide is a side-mount ball-bearing slide built for situations where a standard full-extension slide leaves the drawer front blocking the cabinet opening. Over-travel carries the drawer box past the cabinet face so the entire interior is reachable without interference from face frames, countertop overhangs, or adjacent doors.
Over-travel solves a specific problem: when a drawer opens flush to full extension but the face frame, countertop overhang, or adjacent appliance still partially blocks the opening. This slide pushes the drawer box roughly an inch past the cabinet face, so the full depth of the drawer is reachable without craning a hand around the obstruction. It is the right choice for face-frame kitchen base cabinets with deep overhangs, shop carts where drawers sit under a worktop, and any run of cabinetry where a standard full-extension slide opens the drawer but still leaves rear contents hard to grab. At 18 inches, it suits standard-depth kitchen and furniture drawers, and pairs cleanly with a face-frame rear-bracket setup where the back of the slide needs support behind the frame.
Steel members with a zinc finish protect the slide through years of indoor service. The ball-bearing system runs in full-length raceways so travel stays smooth whether the drawer is lightly loaded or near the 100 lb per pair rating. The hold-in detent is a positive catch, not a damped mechanism — it holds the drawer shut until intentionally pulled, without pulling it closed from a partially open position. This is a standard-motion slide beyond the detent: no soft-close, no self-close ramp. The drawer stays wherever it is left between the closed detent and the over-travel stop.
Cabinet shops and contractors who build or retrofit face-frame cabinetry will find over-travel slides valuable anywhere a deep rail or countertop lip shortens usable access. Homeowners retrofitting kitchen base drawers that feel cramped at full open benefit from the same geometry. The 100 lb rating covers the heaviest residential kitchen drawer loads, and the non-handed design simplifies ordering for multi-drawer runs — one SKU handles both sides of every drawer in the cabinet.
Over-travel typically extends the drawer about one inch past the slide's nominal length. The exact travel beyond full extension depends on the slide's design; the functional result is that the drawer box clears the cabinet face rather than stopping flush with it.
Yes. In face-frame construction the cabinet side is set back from the front frame, so the rear of the slide needs a bracket or socket to support it. Rear mounting brackets for face-frame installs are sold separately and are series-specific.
No. The hold-in detent is a mechanical catch that keeps the drawer closed until you pull it open — it does not slow or damp the closing motion. This slide has no soft-close mechanism.
Standard ball-bearing side-mount slides require 1/2 inch of clearance per side between the drawer box and the cabinet interior. Build the drawer box 1 inch narrower than the cabinet opening to leave the correct gap on each side.
Confirm the sold-as unit on the product page before ordering for a multi-drawer run — the listing should specify whether the price is per pair or per single slide.
When full extension is not enough because the cabinet itself is in the way, over-travel closes the gap. The DynaSlide 18 inch over-travel slide puts the whole drawer within reach, every time the handle is pulled.
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