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This is a 14 inch over-travel side-mount ball bearing drawer slide from Fulterer, rated 100 lb per pair, with a hold-in anti-rebound detent and a bright zinc finish. It is the right choice when a drawer needs to clear an overhang at full open and stay firmly shut when closed.
A standard full-extension slide brings the drawer face to the cabinet opening and stops. Over-travel pushes the drawer member past that point, so the contents at the very back are reachable even when the drawer sits under a countertop overhang or behind a deep face frame. At 14 inches, this slide suits shorter cabinet runs, nightstand drawers, shallow utility drawers under worktops, and base cabinets with an overhanging top. The hold-in anti-rebound detent complements the over-travel action: once the drawer is pushed shut, the detent keeps it there and stops it from rebounding open when the cabinet takes a knock or the drawer is closed firmly. There is no spring assist and no damper — the drawer stays put until intentionally pulled.
The slide is formed from steel and finished in bright zinc. Zinc plating is the working standard for side-mount ball bearing slides in interior cabinetry — it protects the steel members through years of indoor cycling and stays largely out of sight beside the open drawer box. This is not a decorative finish, and it is not rated for wet, marine, or exterior environments. For those applications, a stainless-steel slide is the correct choice.
Cabinet shops building base runs under thick stone tops will find the over-travel travel useful even at this shorter length, where a standard full-extension slide would leave the rear of a shallow drawer partially blocked by the overhang. Contractors retrofitting drawers in kitchens with deep crown or thick countertop edges will benefit from the same clearance. The hold-in detent makes this slide a natural fit for shop and utility drawers that need to stay closed without a soft-close or self-close mechanism. Because it is non-handed, one SKU covers both sides of the drawer and reduces the chance of a mis-ordered part. Build the drawer box 1 inch narrower than the cabinet opening to provide the required 1/2 inch of clearance on each side. In face-frame cabinets, rear mounting brackets are required to support the back of the slide; those brackets are sold separately and are series-specific.
The source data confirms the extension type as over-travel but does not state the exact over-travel distance in inches. Fulterer's FR 5000-family over-travel slides typically extend about 1 to 1-1/2 inches beyond full extension; confirm the exact travel with Fulterer's published specification sheet before designing for a tight overhang clearance.
No. The hold-in anti-rebound detent is a mechanical catch, not a lock. It keeps the drawer closed and stops it from bouncing back open, but it releases with a normal pull. For a drawer that must be positively locked, a lock-in slide is the correct product.
The load rating is stated per pair. Confirm the sold-as unit on the product page before ordering to ensure you receive a complete pair for one drawer.
Yes, but face-frame cabinets require rear mounting brackets to support the back end of the slide, because the cabinet side is set back from the face frame. Rear brackets for this series are sold separately; order the correct Fulterer-compatible bracket for your installation.
No. 14 inches is the closed length of the slide. With over-travel extension, the drawer actually travels beyond 14 inches — past the slide's nominal length — to clear the overhang. Slide length and drawer travel are two different measurements.
When a shorter drawer run sits under an overhang and needs to stay firmly shut between uses, this zinc Fulterer over-travel slide with its hold-in detent handles both problems in one part — no extra hardware, no closing mechanism to maintain.
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