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This is a 22 inch full-extension side-mount ball bearing drawer slide from Fulterer, rated 220 lb per pair, with an integrated hold-in/hold-out detent mechanism in a standard zinc finish. It detents in both the closed and open positions, making it the right choice for shop benches, utility cabinets, and any drawer that needs to stay where it is put.
A plain free-sliding drawer is a liability in a shop or utility setting: it rolls open on an uneven floor, drifts shut mid-task, or bounces back after a firm close. The hold-in detent solves the first and third problems by keeping the drawer closed until intentionally pulled. The hold-out detent solves the second: the drawer stays at full open while both hands load stock, sort fasteners, or work the contents. Neither detent is a lock — a normal pull or push releases it — but both are firm enough to hold under real working conditions. This is a standard-motion slide with no spring assist and no soft-close damper; the detents do the positioning work.
The slide members are cold-formed steel, zinc-plated for indoor corrosion resistance. Zinc is the working standard in this segment: it handles the humidity and minor abrasion of a cabinet or shop environment without the price premium of specialty finishes. The finish is functional rather than decorative — the slide sits beside the drawer box and is mostly out of view once the drawer is installed. At the 220 lb duty class, the steel profile is heavier than a standard 100 lb cabinet slide, and that extra material shows in the heft of the pair.
The 220 lb capacity and dual-detent mechanism together define a specific type of buyer: the shop, garage, or professional who builds or works with drawers that carry real weight and stay in use throughout the day. Cabinet shops running tool drawers, mechanics outfitting work carts, and contractors fitting out job-site storage all benefit from a slide that holds position in both directions. The 22 inch length suits standard shop and base-cabinet depths. The 3/4 inch side clearance required per side is wider than the 1/2 inch standard for lighter-duty slides, so build the drawer box accordingly: the opening width minus 1-1/2 inches total gives the correct box width. In face-frame cabinets, rear mounting brackets are required to support the back of the slide and are sold separately.
Per pair. Both slides together carry 220 lb. Do not double that number by counting each slide separately.
Hold-in keeps the drawer closed and prevents it from bouncing back open after a firm push. Hold-out keeps the drawer in the fully open position until intentionally pushed closed. This slide detents in both positions.
It is a detent, not a lock. A normal push releases the hold-out and the drawer closes freely. No lever or release tool is needed.
Each side requires 3/4 inch of clearance, so the total gap between the drawer box and the cabinet opening is 1-1/2 inches. Build the box 1-1/2 inches narrower than the cabinet opening width.
No. The slide is non-handed, so both pieces in the pair are identical. Order one pair per drawer regardless of which side each slide goes on.
Yes, but face-frame installations need rear mounting brackets to support the back of the slide. Brackets are sold separately and are series-specific; confirm compatibility before ordering.
When a drawer needs to stay put in both directions — closed during transport or rough use, open during hands-busy work — a hold-in/hold-out slide at the 220 lb class handles both demands without adding complexity to the install.
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