LONTAN 2 Pairs Rear Mounting Brackets for Drawer Slide - B4502 Cabinet Drawer Bracket for Face Frame Cabinets Kitchen Replacement Parts for 1.77 inch(45mm) Width Furniture Gildes

I rarely do reviews - but I am impressed. These are very sturdy and well constructed. I changed out my old traditional slides with these, along with soft close hinges and it's like I have new cabinets! I am in construction, but they were fairly simple to install - instead of making marks inside the cabinet - I relied on a level. On the drawers the 1.25" mark recommended worked great - however all cabinets are not equal. Also - you may have to shim the glides with washers if your drawers/frames are a little off. You'll know right away because the drawer won't slide right, or even begin to fit. I'd definitely recommend these - but I'd say you'll need patience and the ability to get up and down often.

Built a custom cabinet and needed 24" runners. These worked out great. Even came with screws (although I ended up using additional screws to secure them better). Soft close works great. These look and feel just like the expensive European made runners. Chinese have caught up to quality production if they want to.I doubt they can support 100 lbs fully extended- which is fine because for my use- they won't see more than 30lbs. Don't get me wrong- they are sturdy but 100lb support runners are usually twice in height for additional support.

I’ve installed several and am generally very happy with the quality of the product. My last install was for a heavier drawer and they are dragging. The drawer fully loaded is *maybe* 50lbs but likely even less. I’m going to get a higher weight rated set of slides to see if that fixes the issue. If not, then maybe I did something wrong, but if that fixes it, then they are not as heavy duty as they say. I’ll try to remember to update this review.

This drawer slides work great. They are easy to use and softly closes the drawer. The slight nitpick is that the mechanism makes it a bit difficult to open the drawer. This does not matter if the drawers are full but if there is not much in the drawer it can be somewhat difficult.

We replaced 45-year-old contractor grade roller drawer slides with these these ball bearing beauties. They came pre-lubricated and were a little stiff at the beginning. After a dozen cycles, they worked fine. The drawer would continue to glide after a gentle push. Installation took some contorting to reach inside a kitchen cabinet and set the screws. Use an awl to punch a starting hole, then a power screwdriver to set the screws. Use a wood block to mark the sides of the drawers to align the tops of the drawer rail. We had one rail that wouldn't provide a stop when opening the drawer, but the seller was replied to email within a day and provided a replacement right away. Even the heaviest drawer and be moved effortlessly.

These are a good value but they’re not the best. I bought them because I built a bank of 15 drawers and wanted to save a little money while still getting a soft-close slide.The build quality is very good and I’m sure it will hold up to the weight.The install tolerance is too tight unless you have a cabinet shop. I spent hours getting the gap as close to 1/2” as I could using basic tools and scribing off the actual drawers. I’m confident I was within 1/16” over a pair but some were too tight and some were too wide and that definitely affected how smoothly it worked.The ones that were dead on 1/2” were better but even those were a bit stiff. If I gave a gentle push to close one, it still usually won’t close all the way. The slides in my kitchen on the other hand ( not sure what brand they are) can be easily closed by just a slight push.Lastly, the screws would be better if they were pan head. The picture does show tapered head screws so I’m not claiming false advertising but in the instructions it says it comes with 1/2” pan head and those are better for the job. The screws it comes with are just ok but also note that they’re 3/4”. I had to buy my own 1/2” pan head screws since my drawer sides were 1/2”. I recommend #8 screws.

We upgraded old sliders on an eight-drawer dresser. These are so much better and nicer with the soft close feature.

Would buy again, easy install!

They fit perfectly!

It's always takes a good tug to open the drawers and you have to give a good push to ensure it closes all the way. This get annoying after a while.

I ordered 30 of the 24’’ and 20 of the 14’’. When I received them I checked them all for quality of assembly and to see if the soft close worked properly. Everything was perfect and well lubricated. The little pin for the soft close is metal. I’m glad I bought them.

The plastic soft close mechanism broke before installation was finished. I was VERY careful. But the plastic just failed. The product description said it had been upgraded with metal. But this is NOT TRUE.