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This is a 20 inch side-mount ball bearing drawer slide from Fulterer, rated 100 lb per pair, with over-travel extension and a hold-in anti-rebound detent. It carries the drawer past full extension so the entire interior clears a countertop overhang or deep face frame, and the detent keeps it closed between uses.
A standard full-extension slide stops at the cabinet face. An over-travel slide pushes the drawer further, past that stopping point, so the box clears an overhanging countertop or a particularly deep face frame. That extra travel is the practical difference between digging for something in the back corner and simply reaching it. This slide suits kitchen drawers under deep stone countertops, work surface drawers in shop cabinets, and office drawers beneath desktop overhangs where standard full extension leaves the rear contents partially blocked. The hold-in anti-rebound detent adds utility in the same environments: a shop drawer pushed shut with one hand or a loaded kitchen drawer closed with a nudge stays closed instead of rebounding partway open.
The slide is built from cold-formed steel members with a zinc finish. Zinc plating is the category's standard indoor corrosion-resistance treatment — durable through years of repeated cycling, and mostly hidden inside the cabinet once the drawer is in place. This is not a decorative or stainless finish; it is the working standard for side-mount ball bearing slides in kitchen, office, and shop environments. The 20 inch closed length and 1/2 inch side clearance per side are consistent with the rest of this slide family, so pairing this over-travel model with other Fulterer zinc slides in the same shop is straightforward.
Cabinetmakers building under deep countertop overhangs will find the over-travel extension solves the access problem without requiring a custom cabinet layout. Contractors spec this slide when the countertop profile or face-frame depth makes standard full extension inadequate. Homeowners retrofitting a kitchen where the drawer fronts sit behind a thick countertop overhang get full rear access without rebuilding. The 100 lb rating per pair keeps it squarely in the standard cabinet class — it handles pots, pans, files, and tools without stepping up to a heavier-duty line. Order one pair per drawer, and add series-matched rear mounting brackets for face-frame cabinet installations.
The slide is rated for over-travel extension, meaning the drawer member travels beyond the nominal 20 inch slide length. The exact over-travel distance is not stated in the available source data — confirm the specific measurement with the product spec sheet before planning cabinet layout around it.
No. The hold-in anti-rebound detent is a mechanical catch that keeps the drawer closed once shut and stops it from bouncing back open. There is no damper and no closing spring — the drawer does not slow or pull itself shut. For damped closing, look at the Fulterer soft-close models in the same family.
No. The slide is non-handed, so both pieces in the pair are identical. Order the quantity of pairs your drawer count requires.
Build the drawer box 1 inch narrower than the cabinet opening to leave 1/2 inch of side clearance for each slide.
Side-mount slides need rear support in face-frame construction because the cabinet side is set back from the frame. Add series-matched rear mounting brackets — sold separately — to support the back end of the slide.
For drawers where standard full extension falls short of the cabinet opening, this 20 inch over-travel slide covers the gap — with a hold-in detent that keeps the drawer where you put it and a zinc-finished steel build that holds up through daily shop or kitchen use.
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