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This is a 22 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 — finished in zinc for lasting indoor service.
Standard full-extension slides stop at the cabinet face. This slide goes past it. When a drawer sits beneath a countertop overhang, behind a thick face frame, or in a deep base cabinet, that extra travel is what puts the rear contents within reach instead of out of sight. For a kitchen base drawer stocked to the back, a shop drawer tucked under a workbench top, or a utility cabinet in a tight install, the over-travel action removes the frustration of partially accessible storage. The hold-in detent works alongside that access — once the drawer is pushed shut, it stays put, so a firm close doesn't send it rebounding back open.
The slide members are cold-formed steel, and the zinc finish is the segment's workhorse: electroplated over the steel for indoor corrosion resistance that holds up through daily cycling without special maintenance. Zinc is a functional finish — it protects the mechanism and stays out of the way inside the cabinet. It is not a decorative or stainless-steel finish, and it is suited to dry, indoor cabinetry rather than wet or exterior environments. The 1/2 inch side clearance requirement is standard for this class of side-mount ball bearing slide.
This slide suits kitchen base cabinets, workbenches, utility and storage drawers, and any install where the drawer sits behind an overhang that a plain full-extension slide can't clear. At 100 lb per pair and 22 inches, it covers the weight and depth range of most standard-duty cabinet work. Because the design is non-handed, one part number covers both sides of the drawer — useful when ordering in volume for a shop or multi-drawer run. The hold-in anti-rebound makes it a good match for drawers that get closed firmly, where rebound would be disruptive.
A full-extension slide opens to roughly the slide's nominal length, stopping at the cabinet face. This slide's drawer member travels past that point, pushing the drawer beyond the face so it clears overhangs and deep frames. The source data confirms over-travel extension; the exact over-travel distance is not stated in the product attributes.
No — they are different mechanisms. The hold-in anti-rebound detent is a mechanical catch that keeps the drawer closed and prevents it from bouncing back after a firm push. There is no damper and no spring assist. The drawer doesn't slow to a quiet close; it simply stays where you put it.
No. The slide is non-handed — both slides in the pair are the same part. Order one pair per drawer, regardless of which sides they go on.
This 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 each slide.
Yes, but face-frame construction requires rear support for the back of the slide. Add the appropriate rear mounting brackets for this series — they are sold separately. Without rear support, the slide's back end has no bearing surface against the cabinet side.
When the drawer has to travel past the face and stay closed between uses, this Fulterer 22 inch over-travel slide with hold-in anti-rebound delivers both — in a zinc-finished, non-handed side-mount package that installs without left-right sorting and handles a full working load.
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