Undermount Soft Close Drawer Slides Bottom Mounted Full Extension 9 12 15 18 21 24 Inch Ball Bearing Runners Rails 77 Lb Load 1 Pair (1 Pair, 15 Inch)

These worked great and installed easily. The boxes came without install instructions, but it was easy enough.Even though the optimal wood thicknesses is 5/8, I was able to use 3/4 with no issues.

There are no directions and the videos don't always match what you bought. They work ok, but are definitely not top of the line

Great product

I needed a new track on one of the drawers in the house and this worked great!

There are no installation instructions, but I've installed undermount drawer slides before, so I wasn't too worried. Without the drawer on them they slide fine, but once I put the drawer on they stick and slide awful. One slide does look like it's bent (see pic). I had to actually add a small spacer bc the bottom piece that the slide clicks on to didn't reach without it (see second pic) and the drawer wouldn't stay attached.I ended up buying a set of Blum drawer slides of the same size, changed literally nothing (used same screw holes and everything) and they were perfect, did not need the spacer. Spend the extra money and get Blum.I would return these but the return window is closed.

I used these to replace a pair of soft close drawer slides that would no longer close completely. These were a direct replacement and worked well.

I've used many of these types of mounts in the past and the big name sin the game are all considerably more expensive than these. I was doubtful of quality based on reviews, but pulled the trigger on black Friday and have been highly pleased. I mounted these to make a few drawers for a custom coffee table I'd made my wife for Christmas, and they were straightforward to install and soft close works flawlessly.The included instructions were awful, you'll definitely need to watch the video if you've never mounted these before. For that, I did give it a 4/5.

My wife and I keep our trash cans in a non-traditional location, and I think something like 90% of Americans keeps their trash can underneath the kitchen sink, but we do not. We have an entire cabinet dedicated to it. I've seen these fancy kitchens where they have just a sliding cabinet door that pulls out and reveals the trash cans that pull out with it, so you can easily slide all your veggie trimmings in there and push them off the counter into a trash can. It’s a great concept, but the mounting hardware and brackets for those are like $100 to $200.00 each, and I did not feel like spending that much when I know that I'm good with tools, I'm good with wood, and I could probably make one. I need the appropriate slide at a good price. So I got these slides with the intent of making a slide-out kitchen drawer, and the end result worked out well. They say they will support up to 77 pounds, but my trash cans never get that full, thankfully. But for my purposes, I was able to fit these into the bottom of the cabinet very easily. The screws were all included, and I was able to drill into a small piece of plywood that I built up a frame for. I attached the frame to the cabinet door with a couple of L brackets and built a little frame to hold the trash can in place. Now when I pull out the cabinet door. The entire drawer slides out easily and smoothly, even when it has a load on it.I'm able to easily access it and change the bag while pulling the trash can itself out, which is nice. It looks pretty, and my wife loves it. It looks professional, and that's why I want to do a nice job, and these were the right part for the job.. So these fit the bill very well. They're smooth. We like that when I slide it back. It doesn't just slam; it actually slows down and closes slowly. That soft close capability is quite nice, especially if I'm in a hurry and I got both hands on a cutting board or something. I'm able to use my foot, and it still closes nicely for me.