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The US Futaba DynaSlide 20 inch over-travel ball-bearing drawer slide is a side-mount slide designed for drawers that need to clear a countertop overhang or deep face frame — situations where a standard full-extension slide stops just short of giving you what you need.
Standard full-extension slides open a drawer to the cabinet face — which is enough for most situations. Over-travel goes further, physically pushing the drawer box past that point so it clears an obstruction. Kitchen drawers under a thick stone countertop, file drawers under a worksurface with a deep overhang, and tool drawers in a shop cabinet where the face frame sits proud of the box all benefit from that extra inch of travel. If you have measured a drawer that opens to full extension yet the rear contents are still blocked by the overhang above, over-travel is the correct specification. This DynaSlide is a 20 inch side-mount model, so it suits cabinetry with an interior depth sized for a 20 inch slide.
Steel members in a zinc finish give this slide durable, corrosion-resistant performance in dry indoor environments — workshops, kitchens, offices, and utility rooms. The ball-bearing system runs in formed steel raceways for precise, repeatable travel. Motion is hold-in only: the detent catches the drawer in the closed position and holds it there, but there is no ramp or damper, so the drawer does not pull itself shut or ease to a stop. If you need the drawer to self-close or soft-close, a different slide in the DynaSlide program covers those motion types.
Cabinet shops and contractors who regularly work with countertop overhangs or build-out face frames will keep this slide on hand as a targeted fix for a specific geometry problem. Homeowners retrofitting a kitchen with new stone or butcher-block counters sometimes discover that their existing slides no longer let the drawer open freely — the DynaSlide over-travel model solves that without a cabinet rebuild. At 100 lb per pair and with a non-handed design, it is straightforward to order and install in quantity for production runs or single-drawer retrofits alike.
Over-travel extends the drawer member past the nominal slide length — typically by about one inch, though the exact amount depends on the series design. The result is that the drawer box clears the cabinet face completely and moves past the point where a standard full-extension slide would stop.
No. The hold-in detent is a mechanical catch that keeps the drawer closed until you pull it. It does not damp the closing motion or pull the drawer shut. The drawer will stay wherever you leave it — there is no self-close or soft-close action.
Yes. In a face-frame cabinet the slide's rear end needs support — typically a rear mounting bracket or socket — because the cabinet side is set back from the face frame. Plan for that hardware when specifying this slide in face-frame construction.
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 opening to accommodate both slides.
The sold-as unit should be confirmed at checkout — verify the quantity before ordering multiple drawers to avoid a short shipment.
When the countertop or face frame stands between a fully open drawer and the rear contents, over-travel closes that gap. The DynaSlide 20 inch model gives you that extra reach in a 100 lb ball-bearing slide that drops into a standard side-mount installation.
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