1 Pair 40 Inch 260 Lb Capacity Heavy Duty Drawer Slides(with Stainless Screws),Side Mount Undermount Full Extension 3 Fold Ball Bearing Stainless Steel Hardware Drawer Rails

Initial reaction to unpacking these were how heavy just 2 slides were. Super solid and heavy duty. Second reaction was that there were no directions. I googled videos of drawer slide installation, but there are so many different styles (and none available for this particular design/brand), that the videos weren't very helpful at all. Common sense and logic prevailed and it was easy. I was installing in undermount fashion, a shallow pull out drawer/shelf to the bottom of a base cabinet. For explanation purposes, I'll be calling it a drawer. For those installing in a similar situation: - take the slides apart and separate the fixed sections that get screwed down onto the cabinet from the section that attaches to the bottom of the drawer. Pinch the black tabs under the drawer slide section to release the drawer section from the fixed sections. - the section that gets attached to the bottom of the cabinet is in 2 parts; the drawer section that separates from that is a single piece. - turn your drawer upside down and attach the drawer section to the underside - once they're attached, slide the drawer back onto the fixed sections. You will now be screwing the fixed tracks onto the cabinet base with the drawer in place. That way, spacing and alignment is kept true. - place the drawer where you want it. Hold it in place while you carefully slide it out just far enough to reveal and access the first set of screw holes at the far back of the fixed track. Put one screw in, push the drawer back into place to ensure it's straight, pull it forward again and put a screw in the other track. - once you have one screw in the furthest back hole of both tracks, just keep pulling the drawer forward till more screw holes are revealed. Once you have at least one screw in each of the bottom tracks they won't move, so all the screws you install from here on in, are just for strength and stability. These glides are heavy duty, solid and super strong. I'm using them in my laundry room and storing Costco sized jugs of detergent, bleach, a box of OxyClean and other cleaning supplies in the pull out drawer. These slides have no issue handling that weight and there's no doubt they could easily handle more.

Purchased 38” length to create a Secret wall/Hidden door to conceal my basement stairs. Used only one track, Screwed into header resting on and above existing door trim. One track is plenty strong enough to support the 40lb (+/-) weight of half-inch veneered plywood, with primed mdf board & batten trim. Rolls smoothly and squarely floating 1/4 over hardwood floor. (I designed a floor guide with the stationary wheel mounted on the floor and track hidden in the “baseboard”) Screws included but I replaced with longer ones for mounting on the wall. Great product. Currently planning what to do with the other track!

These slides work well. They aren't super smooth but aren't terrible. Used for an aluminum drawer I built for a storage system in a truck bed. These work well and seem solid. They are heavier than I was expecting them to be but must be durable enough to hold the advertised weight.

I had custom cabinets put underneath my steps and they use these to install the drawers. I’m able to put quite a few of my canning jars on them and they are working out beautifully. They slide in and out smoothly. Very pleased with them.

My first time installing drawer slides, these installed without issue. Seems to be well made. Fairly easy to install. Watched a good number of YouTube videos to figure out how to install.

Nice, smooth,very strong. Perfect for my pickup druck bed drawer. Loved it. Warning: unnoticeably it has sharp ends, minor cut my finger while installing the screws

Sturdy and easy to install. Used these for large under stairs drawers. They slide easily and provide great support for large 36x34 wooden drawers.

Great quality.

Study slides. Made five foot x 36 inch deep pull cabinet in the bathroom.

Guess I should have looked at the pictures more closely but they are definitely not soft close slides. The plastic bumper doesn't make them soft close. But otherwise they seem like good slides. They are also pretty much the only 30" slides I can find that don't have a lock I'll be keeping them.