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This is the left-hand cabinet member from Grass America's 6610 series — a 21-5/8 inch (555mm nominal), white epoxy-coated roller slide component for production cabinetry. It is sold as a single handed piece, not a complete slide set, and is designed for shops ordering at the member level to control inventory and outfit drawers one side at a time.
The white cabinet member is the right choice when the cabinet interior is white — white melamine, white paint, or white thermofoil — and the slide finish needs to disappear rather than draw the eye. On a natural wood or almond interior, the white epoxy reads as a contrast detail; in a white cabinet it becomes invisible. That is the practical reason to specify finish at the member level rather than accepting whatever ships in a mixed set.
Member-level ordering suits production shops running dedicated inventory: left-hand cabinet members, right-hand cabinet members, and drawer members stocked separately so each order pulls exactly the count and hand needed. It also suits replacement work — a damaged left-hand cabinet member can be reordered on its own without sourcing a complete set.
The white epoxy is a baked powder coat over formed steel — a finish choice engineered to match the dominant interior color in North American cabinetry. It is not a structural upgrade over the almond version; both share the same 6610 steel profile and nylon roller system. The white finish is the specification, and it is worth getting right: a cream or almond member in a white cabinet interior is a visible mismatch that shows on every open drawer.
The 6610 platform runs on nylon rollers, which keep the slide quiet without the complexity of a ball-bearing system. The formed steel profile is the same body used across the 6610 series in both member and set configurations.
Cabinet shops running the 6610 series in volume typically stock members rather than sets so they can assemble exactly the handed pair each drawer needs without sorting through complete sets. Millwork operations doing refacing and replacement work order the damaged member only. Designers and specifiers who build in white interiors throughout a project specify white members consistently so no drawer front reveals a contrasting slide when it opens.
This member suits face-frame and frameless cabinets; in face-frame installations, the rear of the slide needs support from the matching 6610 series rear socket, sold separately. The 6610 accommodates drawer material from 1/2 inch (12.7mm) up to 3/4 inch (19mm) thick.
No. This is the left-hand cabinet member only. To complete one drawer you also need the matching right-hand cabinet member and both left- and right-hand drawer members, all from the 6610 series.
Neither. The Motion Technology on this member is Standard, meaning there is no self-close ramp or soft-close damper — the drawer stays wherever you leave it. If you need the 6610's self-closing parallel-ramp action, confirm you are ordering the self-closing version of the series.
Mechanically yes, but the mismatched finish will be visible every time the drawer opens. Specify all members in the same color for a consistent result.
No. The 6600 and 6610 are separate series with series-specific members and rear sockets. Use 6610 members only with other 6610 components.
The 21-5/8 inch member corresponds to the 555mm nominal length in the 6610 series.
Getting the finish right at the member level means every drawer in a white-interior cabinet opens to a slide that disappears into the box — one less thing a customer notices, which is exactly the goal.
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