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This is a 12 inch over-travel side-mount ball bearing drawer slide from Fulterer, rated 100 lb per pair, with a zinc finish and a hold-in anti-rebound detent that keeps the drawer from bouncing back open once shut.
At 12 inches, this slide is sized for compact drawers: spice pull-outs, shallow utility drawers, shop-bench inserts, and small cabinet drawers where a longer slide simply will not fit. The over-travel action matters most in these short applications because even a modest countertop lip or face-frame reveal can block rear access on a standard-travel slide. The extra extension past full open is the practical fix, not a premium upgrade. The hold-in detent adds to that in any installation where the drawer must stay put after closing — shop environments, mobile furniture, or any drawer subject to vibration or a firm push.
Zinc is the standard finish for side-mount ball bearing slides, and it is the right call here: a functional electroplated coating over steel that resists corrosion through years of indoor service. The bright zinc tone blends with the steel cabinet interior on painted or natural cases. This is not a decorative or stainless finish — it is a durable working surface on a slide that sits beside the open drawer rather than hidden beneath it. For applications that need a darker profile inside the cabinet, the black-finish variant covers the same specs.
Cabinet shops building compact drawer banks get a reliable, non-handed slide that drops into the 12 inch position without sorting left from right. Contractors retrofitting short drawers under overhanging countertops get the over-travel travel they need in a standard 1/2 inch per-side clearance format. Designers specifying hardware for modern handle-less casework with shallow drawers can pair this slide with a push-to-open mechanism, since the standard-motion detent on this slide is compatible with a separately sourced push-to-open add-on. In face-frame cabinets, the back end of the slide needs rear mounting support — use the series-matched rear brackets, sold separately, to pick up the slide's rear end.
No. Twelve inches is the closed length of the slide. Because this is an over-travel model, the drawer member extends past that length — beyond full extension — so actual travel is the slide length plus the over-travel distance. Slide length and drawer travel are two separate specs.
No. The hold-in anti-rebound detent is a mechanical catch that holds the drawer closed and stops it from bouncing back open when pushed shut firmly. There is no damper and no spring assist — the drawer stays put until pulled. Soft-close uses a damper to slow the drawer over the last inch of travel; this slide does not have one.
No. The slide is non-handed, so both pieces in the pair are identical and fit either side of the drawer box.
The slide requires 1/2 inch of side clearance per side. Build the drawer box 1 inch narrower than the cabinet opening to leave the correct gap for both slides.
Yes, but the rear of the slide needs support. In face-frame construction the cabinet side is set back from the front frame, so a rear mounting bracket is required to hold the back end of the slide. Use the series-matched rear brackets, which are sold separately.
When the drawer is compact, the countertop is in the way, and the drawer must stay closed between uses, this 12 inch over-travel slide with a hold-in detent covers all three needs in the same zinc-finished, non-handed package.
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