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The Fulterer 1201 is a 10 inch, over-travel, epoxy-coated Euro roller slide with a self-close mechanism and white finish, designed for drawers where the cabinet opening sits behind a countertop overhang or deep face frame. One slide set runs one drawer, side-mounted and unhanded.
A standard full-extension slide stops at the cabinet face. That works well in open-frame or frameless runs, but drawers mounted under a deep countertop overhang or behind a thick face frame still leave the back of the box blocked. Over-travel pushes the drawer an additional 1-3/16 inches past full extension, so the rear of the drawer clears the obstruction and nothing stays out of reach. That extra travel is what makes this slide worth specifying over a plain full-extension model when the geometry calls for it — spice-pull cabinets mounted below overhead shelving, shallow knife drawers under thick stone tops, and small organizer drawers tucked into furniture pieces where the case sits recessed.
The 1201 is built on a steel roller-bearing platform with nylon rollers running in epoxy-coated tracks. The white powder-coat finish is applied over the steel members so the slide visually disappears against white and light-colored cabinet interiors. At 10 inches, the slide length is compact, suited to shallow boxes rather than full-depth kitchen drawers. Side clearance is 1/2 inch per side, so the drawer box should be built 1 inch narrower than the cabinet opening. The self-close feature is a mechanical ramp, not a damper — once the drawer is pushed within the capture zone, the ramp pulls it home with a positive, undamped close. That is self-close behavior, not soft-close.
Cabinet shops and designers specifying small, shallow drawers under overhanging countertops will get the most from this slide. It is also a practical choice for furniture makers building blanket chests or recessed drawer units where the case sits inside a larger frame. Remodelers retrofitting compact organizer drawers into existing cabinetry — where a standard full-extension slide would leave the back blocked — will find the 1-3/16 inch over-travel solves the clearance problem without custom hardware. At 110 lb capacity per pair, it handles typical loads for a 10 inch drawer with room to spare.
Self-close. The slide uses a mechanical ramp to pull the drawer shut once it enters the capture zone — the close is positive and undamped, not slowed by a damper. Soft-close is a different feature this slide does not have.
This slide extends 1-3/16 inches beyond the cabinet face at full open. That extra clearance is what lets the drawer clear a countertop overhang or deep face frame so the back of the box becomes reachable.
No. The 1201 is non-handed — the same part installs on both sides of the drawer. One line item gives you everything needed to run one drawer.
Build the drawer box 1 inch narrower than the cabinet opening — 1/2 inch of clearance on each side for the slide members.
Per pair — two slides installed on one drawer carry the stated 110 lb load together.
When the cabinet layout puts a countertop overhang or thick frame between the drawer and full access, the over-travel extension solves the problem cleanly — no custom brackets, no compromised reach, just the extra 1-3/16 inches that makes the whole box usable.
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