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This is the Knape and Vogt 1300 series 28 inch 3/4-extension roller slide in a zinc-plated finish, sold as a poly-pack pair for side-mount installation. The hold-in/hold-out detent keeps the drawer closed until pulled and holds it open until pushed — without a closing ramp or soft-close mechanism. It is the slide for work where the drawer needs to stay where you leave it.
Most drawers are closed by a ramp or a damper, but some drawers need to stay open without being propped. A shop drawer holding jigs, templates, or hardware during an active work session is a good example — the hold-out detent keeps it extended while both hands are on the work. The hold-in side of the detent is equally useful in mobile setups, utility rooms, or any area where vibration or an uneven floor would let a plain slide creep open on its own. At 28 inches, this is the longest slide in the 1300 series, suited to deep cabinets and tall base units where drawer depth matters as much as weight capacity.
The zinc-plated finish on the 1300 series is a functional, industrial choice — distinct from the epoxy powder-coat colors available in other roller slide lines. Where white or almond epoxy is chosen to blend with a cabinet interior, zinc is the practical finish for shop cabinetry, utility drawers, and back-of-house installations where the slide will be seen but appearance is secondary to durability. The steel members carry the nylon roller bearings that are standard across the Euro roller slide platform: smooth, quiet, and suited to the 75 lb load class this slide is rated for. At 3/4 extension, the rear portion of the drawer stays inside the cabinet at full open — this is the standard Euro travel class, not full access to the back of the drawer.
Cabinet shops building utility and shop storage, contractors outfitting back-of-house cabinets, and maintenance buyers replacing worn slides in commercial or light-industrial settings reach for the 1300 when a detent matters more than a closing ramp. The non-handed design keeps the order simple: one part number covers both sides of every drawer. The poly-pack packaging is sized for the job site and small shop rather than bulk production runs. Designers and homeowners specifying utility rooms, mudrooms, or garage cabinetry where function and durability lead the decision will find the zinc finish and detent behavior a better match than an epoxy color slide with a self-closing ramp.
It holds, not locks. The detent keeps the drawer at full open until a normal push releases it — no lever, no tool required. It is a stay-open feature, not a positive lock.
No. The 1300 series uses a hold-in detent to keep the drawer closed, not a closing ramp. Push the drawer shut and the detent catches it; it does not pull itself closed from partway out. If you need a self-closing slide, look at the KV 1805 series instead.
The 1300 series requires 1/2 inch of side clearance per side, so build the drawer box 1 inch narrower than the inside cabinet opening.
This is a 3/4-extension slide, so the drawer travels roughly three-quarters of the slide length. The back portion of the drawer stays inside the cabinet at full open — it does not bring the entire drawer out to the cabinet face.
Yes. The poly-pack contains both slides for one drawer — one pair covers one complete installation.
When a drawer needs to stay put at both ends of its travel, the hold-in/hold-out detent on the KV 1300 series delivers exactly that — in a zinc finish built for utility environments and a 28 inch length suited to deep cabinet runs.
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