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This is an 18 inch side-mount ball bearing drawer slide from Fulterer's heavy-duty over-travel line, rated 225 lb per pair, with over-travel extension that carries the drawer past full open and a hold-in detent that keeps it shut until pulled.
Most drawers under a countertop overhang or behind a deep face frame lose usable depth at full open — the back stays inside the cabinet right where you need it. Over-travel solves that by pushing the drawer past its nominal slide length, so the entire interior is reachable without digging. Pair that with a 225 lb rating and the slide handles the kind of loads that make a standard 100 lb cabinet slide a liability: loaded tool drawers in a shop, hardware bins in a production environment, or heavy-duty storage in a garage cabinet. The hold-in detent earns its place here too — a drawer this heavy needs a positive catch to stop it from coasting back open after being pushed shut.
Zinc plating is the practical choice for a side-mount slide that lives in a cabinet and does a job. It protects the steel members through years of indoor service without the cost of a specialty finish. On a heavy-duty slide that sits beside the drawer box — visible when the drawer is open, hidden when it is closed — zinc is the right call for shops, utility rooms, and cabinet builds where function matters more than hardware aesthetics. This is not a stainless or corrosion-resistant finish for wet or exterior environments; it is a durable indoor finish on a working slide.
Cabinet shops and contractors building heavy-duty casework — tool storage, garage cabinetry, utility and shop drawers, commercial builds — will find the 225 lb rating and over-travel extension justify the step up from the standard class. The non-handed design keeps inventory simple when building multiple identical drawers. Homeowners and renovators fitting a single heavy drawer under a counter overhang get the same benefit: no handle-less reaching into the cabinet back. This is a standard-motion slide, so there is no soft-close or self-close mechanism — the hold-in detent keeps the closed drawer where you leave it, and the drawer opens freely when pulled.
This slide requires 3/4 inch of side clearance per side — build the drawer box 1-1/2 inches narrower than the cabinet opening. Note that this is wider than the 1/2 inch clearance standard on lighter-duty ball bearing slides, so confirm your box dimensions before cutting.
No. The hold-in anti-rebound detent is a mechanical catch that keeps the drawer closed and stops it from rebounding after a firm push. There is no damper and no spring assist — the drawer does not slow or pull itself shut. This is a standard-motion slide.
The slide is 18 inches closed. Over-travel means the drawer member extends past that nominal length, so the drawer travels beyond what a full-extension slide of the same size would reach. The exact over-travel distance is not stated in the published attributes; contact the sales team if a precise travel number is required for your layout.
No. The slide is non-handed — both pieces in the pair are identical and fit either side of the drawer.
Side-mount slides in face-frame cabinets need rear support because the cabinet side is set back from the frame. Add the appropriate rear mounting brackets for your installation — brackets are series-specific and sold separately.
When the drawer is heavy, the cabinet is deep, and the back of the drawer has to be reachable, this 18 inch over-travel slide at 225 lb handles the job without compromise.
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