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This is the dedicated rear mounting bracket for Fulterer's 5046ECD drawer slide series, providing the rear wall support that face-frame and deep-cabinet installations require for a secure, stable slide run.
In frameless cabinets the slide screws directly to the flat side panel from front to back, and the rear end lands on solid material. Face-frame cabinets work differently: the frame sits proud of the side panel, pushing the slide inward and leaving the rear end unsupported unless a bracket fills that gap. This bracket clips or screws to the cabinet's rear wall or a nailer strip and catches the back of the 5046ECD slide, keeping it level and aligned through the full travel of the drawer. It is also useful in any installation where the cabinet interior depth exceeds the slide's natural rear contact point, such as a deep pantry or utility cabinet where the back panel is further in than the slide's rear tip reaches on its own.
The bracket is formed steel, matching the structural class of the 5046ECD slide itself. Screw-on attachment means the fit is adjustable at installation rather than locked in by press-fit geometry, which gives the installer a chance to fine-tune the slide's rear height before driving the final screws. The non-handed profile means one part number handles both sides of a drawer run.
Cabinet shops running the 5046ECD series into face-frame boxes will need one bracket per slide, ordered in pairs for a complete drawer. Installers retrofitting existing face-frame cabinets with the 5046ECD slide reach for this bracket when the rear of the slide needs support the cabinet side cannot provide. It is a series-specific part: if the slides in the cabinet are not 5046ECD, this bracket is not the right fit.
No. This bracket is designed for the 5046ECD series. Fulterer rear brackets are series-specific, and fitting one program's bracket to a different slide family is not reliable.
Usually not. In a frameless cabinet the slide mounts directly to the side panel, and the rear end rests on solid material. The bracket is primarily needed when the cabinet construction leaves the slide's rear end unsupported, as in face-frame boxes or unusually deep cabinets.
The sold-as unit is not confirmed in the source data. Check the listing's pack quantity before ordering — most drawer installations need one bracket per slide, so two brackets per drawer opening.
No. The non-handed design fits either side, so one part number covers both positions in a drawer run.
A drawer slide that loses rear support goes out of alignment and drags. The right bracket, matched to the right series, is what keeps an 5046ECD slide running true from the first open to the thousandth.
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