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This is the rear mounting bracket for PRO 560 series drawer slides, designed to support the back end of a slide in face-frame cabinet installations where the cabinet side is set back from the face frame opening.
Face-frame cabinets present a common installation challenge: the solid wood frame sits proud of the cabinet side panel, which means a drawer slide mounted at the front has nothing to support its rear end without additional hardware. This rear mounting bracket bridges that gap, giving the back of the PRO 560 slide a fixed anchor point inside the cabinet. Without it, the slide can flex or sag under load, especially in longer lengths. If the cabinets are frameless — with a flat interior side panel running the full depth — rear brackets are not required, and the slide mounts directly to the panel.
The bracket is formed metal, sized and shaped to the PRO 560 series slide profile. Screw-on attachment keeps installation straightforward: position the bracket at the rear of the cabinet interior, drive the screws, and the slide locks into place at both ends. Because it is non-handed, the same bracket goes on either side of the drawer opening, which simplifies ordering for a full kitchen or multi-drawer project.
Cabinet shops running PRO 560 slides into face-frame boxes will need these brackets on every drawer. Contractors retrofitting drawers into existing face-frame cabinetry reach for them when the original hardware is missing or incompatible. Homeowners doing a drawer upgrade in a traditionally built kitchen will find this bracket the piece that makes the installation stable rather than just functional. It is a necessary finishing part for any PRO 560 face-frame install, not an optional add-on.
No. Rear mounting brackets are series-specific. This bracket is built for the PRO 560 series; the PRO 100, PRO 600, and PRO 3.0 programs each use their own matched brackets. Using a bracket from a different series risks a poor fit and an unstable slide rear.
One bracket per slide — two brackets per drawer opening. Because this bracket is non-handed, both sides of the drawer use the same part.
Not typically. In a frameless cabinet the slide's rear end can screw directly to the flat interior side panel, so a separate rear bracket is not required. This bracket is specifically for face-frame construction where the side panel is recessed.
The bracket uses standard screw-on attachment. Specific screw size is not listed in the product data; confirm the fastener requirement in the PRO 560 installation instructions or with the hardware on hand for your cabinet material.
A PRO 560 slide installed without rear support in a face-frame cabinet is only half an installation. This bracket closes that gap, anchors the slide at both ends, and keeps the drawer running smoothly for the life of the cabinet.
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