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This is a 22 inch over-travel side-mount ball bearing drawer slide from Fulterer, finished in zinc and rated 225 lb per pair. The slide carries the drawer past full extension and locks it closed with a hold-in detent — a combination sized for heavy shop, industrial, and worktop drawers where standard cabinet slides fall short.
At 225 lb per pair, this slide is built for drawers that would quickly overtax a standard kitchen or cabinet slide. Think loaded tool chests, service carts, utility storage in a cabinet shop, and heavy assembly drawers where the contents push against the upper edge of the standard class. The over-travel action means the drawer clears the cabinet face completely and then some — useful under a countertop overhang or behind a deep face frame where full extension alone still leaves the rear of the drawer hard to reach. The hold-in detent adds a practical benefit in high-traffic work environments: a firmly pushed drawer stays put instead of rebounding open from the impact.
The slide is formed from steel and finished in zinc — the working standard for side-mount ball bearing slides in shop and utility environments. Zinc plating protects the steel members against everyday indoor moisture and handling without adding weight or friction. This is a functional, low-profile finish on hardware that sits beside the drawer box and stays largely out of sight in service. It is not a decorative or stainless finish, and it is suited to dry indoor installations.
Cabinet shops building out shop furniture, contractors sourcing hardware for heavy utility storage, and homeowners fitting a serious garage workbench will all find this slide in the right class. The 3/4 inch side clearance per side is wider than the 1/2 inch standard for lighter cabinet slides, so the drawer box needs to be sized accordingly — build the box 1-1/2 inches narrower than the cabinet opening to leave the correct gap on each side. In face-frame cabinet construction, the back end of the slide needs rear support; add the appropriate rear mounting brackets, which are sold separately and must match this series. The non-handed design keeps ordering simple: one part number covers both sides of every drawer.
No. Twenty-two inches is the closed length of the slide. Because this is an over-travel model, the drawer member extends beyond that nominal length, so actual travel exceeds the slide's closed measurement. Slide length and drawer travel are two separate specs.
No. The hold-in detent is a mechanical catch that keeps the drawer closed and stops it from bouncing back open — it does not slow or damp the closing action. This is a standard-motion slide with no soft-close damper.
This slide requires 3/4 inch of clearance per side — wider than the 1/2 inch clearance on standard cabinet slides. Build the drawer box 1-1/2 inches narrower than the cabinet opening to provide the correct gap on both sides.
No. The slide is non-handed — the same part fits either side of the drawer. Order one pair per drawer regardless of which side each member installs on.
Yes, but the back end of the slide needs support in face-frame construction. Add matching rear mounting brackets — sold separately — to carry the slide's rear end. Use brackets specified for this series; rear mounting hardware is not universal across brands or series.
At 225 lb per pair with over-travel and a hold-in detent, this Fulterer slide covers the heavy end of the side-mount ball bearing category — and the zinc finish keeps it protected through the daily wear of a working shop or utility install.
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