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This is a 24 inch over-travel side-mount ball bearing drawer slide from Fulterer's 5009 series, rated 225 lb per pair with a hold-in anti-rebound detent and a zinc finish built for demanding indoor applications.
The combination of over-travel action and a 225 lb capacity puts this slide in a narrower category than most cabinet hardware. Over-travel carries the drawer member past the nominal slide length, so the back of the drawer becomes reachable under a countertop overhang, behind a deep face frame, or in front of a wall obstruction. For a utility drawer, a heavy-duty shop cabinet, or a worktop pull-out that sits under a deep ledge, that extra travel changes what the drawer can actually do.
The hold-in anti-rebound detent adds stability on top of the capacity. In a loaded shop drawer — or any drawer that gets pushed shut firmly — the detent stops the drawer from rebounding open. This is not a soft-close damper and it is not a spring close: the drawer stays where you put it and releases with a normal pull.
The 5009 is cold-formed steel with a zinc finish — the working standard for heavy-duty side-mount ball bearing slides in indoor environments. Zinc plating resists the humidity and incidental moisture that a garage, shop, or utility room brings; it is not rated for exterior or wet-area use. The finish blends into the cabinet interior without drawing attention, which suits the functional role these slides play in utility and shop cabinetry where the hardware is hidden behind a drawer face.
The 3/4 inch side clearance requirement is the spec that most often catches buyers by surprise on the 5009. Standard side-mount ball bearing slides run on 1/2 inch clearance per side; this slide needs 3/4 inch. Build the drawer box 1-1/2 inches narrower than the cabinet opening — not 1 inch — to land the fit correctly. Beyond that, the non-handed design means any two slides from this SKU make a working pair, and the 225 lb per-pair rating suits tool drawers, parts bins, and storage pull-outs that would stress a standard-class slide. In face-frame cabinets, rear mounting brackets are required for back-end support; brackets are series-specific and sold separately.
No. Twenty-four inches is the closed length of the slide. Over-travel means the drawer member extends past that nominal length, carrying the drawer beyond full extension. The exact over-travel distance is not stated in the source data; plan for a few inches of additional travel past the cabinet face.
No. The hold-in anti-rebound detent is a mechanical catch that keeps the drawer closed once pushed shut. It does not slow or damp the closing motion. This is a standard-motion slide — no damper, no spring assist.
The 5009 is a heavier-built slide with a taller profile than a standard cabinet slide, and the 3/4 inch side clearance accommodates that. Build the drawer box 1-1/2 inches narrower than the opening — one 3/4 inch gap per side — rather than the 1 inch used for standard slides.
Yes. In face-frame construction the cabinet side is set back from the frame, so the back end of the slide needs support from a rear mounting bracket. Brackets for this series are sold separately — use Fulterer brackets specified for the 5009.
Per pair — one pair of slides rated at 225 lb total. Do not double the number by counting each slide separately.
Match the 3/4 inch side clearance, confirm the over-travel suits your cabinet depth, and this slide delivers 225 lb of smooth, stay-closed performance on drawers that standard hardware cannot handle.
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