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These rear mounting sockets give the back end of a KV 8400-series epoxy slide a solid, square anchor point in face-frame cabinet construction. Sold in a bulk set of 50 pairs, they suit cabinet shops and installers fitting out production runs of face-frame cabinetry with economy Euro slides.
In a face-frame cabinet, the cabinet side panel sits set back from the front frame, which means the rear end of a side-mount or bottom-mount epoxy slide has nothing to rest against unless you add rear support hardware. Without a rear socket, the back of the slide can sag, bind, or walk out of position under load. These sockets screw to the rear cabinet structure and give the slide's back end a fixed, level seat — completing the mounting setup that the front frame started. They are specific to face-frame work; frameless cabinets mount the slide directly to the panel face and don't need this type of rear support.
The sockets are molded from plastic, which keeps them light and easy to handle in volume. At 2-7/8 inches deep, 1-3/4 inches tall, and 7/16 inch wide, the profile is compact enough to fit the rear of a standard cabinet box without crowding the drawer opening or interfering with drawer travel. Screw-on attachment means no special tooling beyond a driver — straightforward for the bench or on the job site.
Cabinet shops running face-frame boxes with KV 8400 epoxy slides are the primary audience here. A 50-pair pack matches the cadence of production work, where running short on a small accessory part holds up an entire batch of cabinets. Contractors installing face-frame cabinetry in kitchens, closets, or utility rooms will find the same value: one SKU covers left and right without any handed-part juggling, and the screw-on design works with standard installation practices.
These are designed specifically for the KV 8400 epoxy slide profile. Other brands and series use different profile geometries, and the socket may not seat correctly on them. Stick to the 8400 series for a confirmed fit.
No. Frameless construction gives the slide a full-depth panel face to screw into on both ends, so there's no rear support gap to bridge. Rear sockets are a face-frame solution.
50 pairs — enough hardware to support 50 drawers, one socket per side per drawer.
The sockets use standard wood screws through their mounting holes. Screw size and count depend on your cabinet material; use whatever your shop standard is for mounting slide hardware to the rear panel.
A missing rear socket is the kind of small oversight that stops an install cold. Having a 50-pair supply on hand means that every KV 8400 slide in a face-frame job gets properly supported from front to back, and the work keeps moving.
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