

The drawers are 15″ long so I used 14″ slides. The Project in the Photos: You may notice that the slides are set back further than 3/4″ in these photos. For inset drawers with a 3/4″ face, position the slide 3/4″ back from the front of the frame. Inset Drawers: Attach the slide on the drawer at the very front of the drawer box, butted up against the back of the drawer face. It’s not as important with drawers that stop on the surface of the frame since the drawer front will stop it, but you still want it pretty close. The location of the slide inside the frame depends on where you mounted the slide to the bottom of the drawer.įinding the correct location is critical with inset drawers since they have to stop in line with the face frame. If necessary, add blocks to the slide location. On this particular project, I had to block the drawer slides out 1/4″ on each side. Make sure the support is level from the front to the back. Measure to where you want the bottom of the drawer to sit and clamp a support board in place.
#Menards ddrawer slideas install
Install the drawer-side slides on the bottom of the drawer.
#Menards ddrawer slideas how to
Installation for both types of slides is similar, but this tutorial focuses on how to install bottom-mount slides. However, depending on the application, I also use these bottom-mount slides from Amazon quite a bit. For side- mounted slides, I typically use these full extension ball bearing ones from Liberty Hardware. It’s all about drawers over here lately and you can’t have drawers withouuut … bum bum bum … you guessed it – DRAWER SLIDES! The most common types of drawer slides are bottom-mount or side-mount. Thank you for your support! See my full disclosure here. This helps keep the tutorials and plans free here at Bitterroot DIY.

If you make a purchase from one of the links, I may make a small commission at NO EXTRA COST to you. This tutorial focuses on how to install bottom mount drawer slides. Install drawer slides quickly and easily.
