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This is a 34 inch full-extension side-mount ball bearing drawer slide from Fulterer, rated 220 lb per pair, finished in zinc, with a combined hold-in and hold-out detent that keeps the drawer exactly where you leave it — closed or fully open.
A 34 inch full-extension slide in the 220 lb class is the right tool for shop workbenches, rolling tool carts, and deep utility cabinets where the drawer carries actual load — steel tools, hardware bins, or stacked supplies. The hold-in detent means a loaded drawer that gets pushed shut stays shut; it will not drift open or rebound. The hold-out detent is the feature that earns its keep at the bench: push the drawer open and it stays there, freeing both hands for the work in front of you. Neither detent is a lock, but both are enough to hold the drawer in position against gravity and light vibration.
At 34 inches, this slide is sized for deeper-than-standard cabinet or furniture applications — base cabinets, shop storage units, and built-ins where a 22 inch or 24 inch slide comes up short.
The slide members are cold-formed steel with a zinc finish. Zinc plating is the working standard for side-mount ball bearing slides in indoor environments — it resists corrosion through years of shop use without special treatment. The finish is functional, not decorative, and the slide sits beside the drawer box where it is mostly out of sight when the drawer is closed. Keep this slide for dry interior installations; it is not rated for outdoor, wet, or washdown environments.
Cabinet shops building deep shop storage, contractors outfitting utility rooms or mechanical spaces, and homeowners building serious workbench or garage cabinet systems will all find the 220 lb rating and combined detent useful. The non-handed design means no left/right sorting at the bench — order the quantity your drawer count requires and both slides in each pair are identical. Face-frame cabinet installations require rear support at the back of the slide; add the appropriate rear mounting brackets for your installation, sold separately. The 3/4 inch side clearance per side is wider than the 1/2 inch standard, so account for it when building or ordering the drawer box.
No. The hold-in and hold-out detents are mechanical catches — they hold the drawer in position at the closed or fully open end. There is no damper and no spring assist. The drawer does not slow down as it closes; it simply stays put once it reaches either detent position.
Each slide needs 3/4 inch of space between the drawer box side and the cabinet interior. That means the drawer box should be built 1-1/2 inches narrower than the cabinet opening — 3/4 inch per side. This is wider than the 1/2 inch clearance on standard side-mount ball bearing slides, so do not assume the standard formula applies here.
No — a detent is not a lock. A firm push releases the hold-out and closes the drawer normally. It holds against gravity and typical shop vibration, not against an intentional push.
No. The slide is non-handed — both slides in the pair are identical and fit either side of the drawer. Order one pair per drawer.
In a face-frame cabinet, the back end of the slide needs support from a rear mounting bracket. Brackets are sold separately and must be matched to the slide series; a standard bracket from another brand or series will not necessarily fit.
When the drawer is 34 inches deep, carries 200 lb of gear, and needs to stay put whether open or closed, this Fulterer slide in zinc delivers the capacity, extension, and dual-detent control to get that job done reliably.
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