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This is a 20 inch full-extension side-mount ball bearing drawer slide from Fulterer, rated 220 lb per pair, with a combined hold-in/hold-out detent that locks the drawer in both the closed and fully open positions. The zinc finish gives it clean, professional appearance in utility and shop cabinetry where the slide stays visible.
The hold-in/hold-out combination is the feature that sets this slide apart from a plain full-extension model. In a shop or utility drawer, both positions matter: the hold-in detent stops a loaded drawer from bouncing back open after a firm close, and the hold-out detent keeps the drawer fully extended while both hands are occupied at the bench. Push the drawer to within an inch of closed and the hold-in catches it; open it to full extension and the hold-out holds it there until you push it back. Neither detent requires a lever — a deliberate pull or push releases it — but neither will release from vibration or an accidental nudge. This slide also covers heavy storage applications where the 100 lb cabinet-class slides are underspecified: at 220 lb per pair, it handles drawers loaded with tools, hardware, or dense shop stock.
The slide is built from steel members finished in zinc, the working standard for side-mount ball bearing slides in dry indoor installations. Zinc plating is a functional, corrosion-resistant finish — not a decorative one — and it is a natural match for the zinc-finished brackets and hardware common in shop and utility cabinetry. The finish is not rated for wet, outdoor, or high-humidity environments; for washdown or exterior installs, a stainless slide is the right choice. Ball bearings run in full-length raceways, delivering smooth, consistent travel even when the drawer is loaded near capacity.
This slide is the right fit when a standard 100 lb cabinet slide is undersized and the drawer needs to stay put in both positions. Cabinet shops and contractors reach for it in bench-top work-surface drawers, utility cabinets, tool storage, and any installation where an open drawer left unattended would be a hazard. Note the 3/4 inch side clearance requirement: the drawer box must be built 1-1/2 inches narrower than the cabinet opening to accommodate both slides. In face-frame cabinets, add series-compatible rear mounting brackets at the back to support the slide — brackets are sold separately. The slide is sold as a pair.
No. The hold-out detent grips the slide mechanically when the drawer reaches full extension, holding it open hands-free. It releases with a normal push. There is no damper, no spring pull, and no keyed or lever lock — it is a detent, not a soft-close and not a positive lock-out.
The 3/4 inch clearance per side reflects this slide's heavier-duty profile. Build the drawer box 1-1/2 inches narrower than the cabinet interior opening to leave the correct gap for both slides. Using 1/2 inch clearance per side on this model will result in a fit that is too tight.
No. The 220 lb rating is per pair — the two slides working together carry 220 lb total. It is not a per-slide number.
No. The slide is non-handed — both slides in the pair are identical and fit either side of the drawer. Order the quantity you need without sorting left from right.
Yes, but face-frame installation requires rear mounting brackets to support the back of the slide, since the cabinet side is set back from the frame. Brackets are sold separately and must be compatible with this series.
For drawers that carry serious weight and need to stay where they are put — open or closed — this 20 inch Fulterer slide delivers the capacity, detent action, and zinc finish to handle the job indoors, day after day.
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