Customer Reviews for Liberty 20 in. Side Mount Drawer Slide 1-Pair (2 Pieces)

I was planning on making a pull-out shelf for my TV, but went with a different design. The product is very similar to ones used in my home, however, allowing me to point out some details. Ttaditionally, cabinets were typically made with "faceframes;" some newer, more contemporary cabinets are called "Euro" style. This product was designed for Euro style cabinets (no "faceframe"). "Faceframe" cabinets require a bracket to mount the fixed runner to the back of the cabinet (circled in the photo). A Euro style cabinet (in the photo with the black edge) gives you the entire inside of the cabinet to attach the runner, so no extra bracket is required. I included an additional photo where the cabinet was designed to have a place to attack the back of the runner even though the cabinet itself is of the faceframe type. The last photo shows the sliding runner attached to the bottom of the drawer (which could also be a shelf). Hardware and clear instructions are included. Good luck!

This is sturdy and well made. The wheels roll easy. I planned on using this set to repair one of the drawers on a chest of drawers instead of using the center slide support that it came with. These come in different lengths so make sure that you check the depth of whatever you decide to use this for as they cannot be modified. I will need shorter ones for my drawers

I needed more storage in my garage for stuff and who doesn't. So under a wooden bench along the side wall I wanted to add a drawer using the Liberty 20 in. Side Mount Drawer Slide kit. I found a 1/2" X 2' X 2' nice smooth piece of plywood for the sides and made 4 - 22" X 6" boards. Made a square with screws and Gorilla wood glue. The bottom I found some 1/4" plywood. Next I added wood runners under the bench attached the drawer slides, then to the drawer and slid it in. Voila, storage under bench over boxes.

This is going to be second from the bottom shelf that slides out. Put them in their place it seems like that they all are well beyond my expectations are very sturdy and there’s not much wiggle on them and I’ll be using good wood for the shelving system. Due to my hand I can’t do it now but I would highly recommend them as for color I guess it really doesn’t matter but it kind of matches our cabinets and our countertops.

I plan on using this drawer slide as part of my workbench. I found the instructions listed markings (like "A, B, C) on the slides, I couldn't find them in the places they were indicated. Because there is only one side that has a "catch rail" if the drawer wobbles too much or something warps, the free wheel has nothing to keep it on the track. While this is a concern for some projects, you may be able to use it for things like a workbench, which you can customize the sides to accommodate the rails and keep them straight. This is a project I will complete later this year. I put "No" as a recommendation because this company makes much better rails than these and the little extra money it costs for the better rails is worth it, especially if you figure you may use the drawers for many years. You can get ball bearing sliders and much stronger rails. I would just buy the better ones to start with. Also, these don't have the self closing or soft closing mechanisms and, while it may not make a difference for a workbench, they are sure nice for drawers that are used a lot, like in the home. You can get the better ones at Home Depot as well.

Product received on 1/28/20 Drawer Side Review The bottom shelves of my cabinets are hard to access. I thought drawers would solve that problem. I unloaded the content from that drawer and measured the opening and depth of the cabinet. Next, I built a shallow drawer to those measurements. I unwrapped the drawer slides and tried them out before installing them in the cabinet and on the drawer. One slide is far too tight and would only slide in about 2/3 of the way. The other slide has a lot of play in it and wiggled. These slides were of light weight construction. Instead of ball bearing in slides they had plastic wheels. I did not install on drawer project. I have had to put the project on hold until I get slides that work properly.

The Liberty drawer slides are the easiest to use slides available, Installation is very simple simply screw the slides on the underside of the drawer even with the front of the drawer. The outside pieces mount to the cabinet flush with where the closed drawer is desired, and make sure they are mounted level. The drawers slide easily and self close the last couple of inches. Just make sure that your drawer is 1 inch narrower than the opening.

I was replacing the ones I had on a dresser type of thing that my bathroom sink is in. The ones that were in there had gotten to the point of not working anymore as in the rail it had these little metal balls, almost like bb's, that started falling through. This product was easy to install as well as good quality materials. Instructions, I believe, were easy to understand as well. Color is unimportant to me. Couldn't get a good photo of them installed so I've attached one of them before installing.

Easy to install, and work great. My wife is extremely happy with sliding shelf's that they support.

A YouTube video warned of the poorly designed screws included in the pack, and a couple other flaws. Like other reviews here, I had 2 of them break in half during installation causing half the screw to get stuck in the wood. The instructions are mediocre at best to understand and somewhat difficult to decipher from the sketches. Neither sides of the rails had an 'R' or 'L' for which side of the drawer and cabinet they go on, although the instructions say they do, so I had to take a guess to get it right. Wouldn't recommend these to anyone, especially a novice DIY-er.

i have used these on 2 night stands and 2 dressers. Yes the screws are not good, but for 2 dollars you can buy a few hundred screws that are sturdier. I have no complaints on the rails, all have worked perfectly.

Had to wait too long for the slides. Did not take them. Had to use enough slide which did not work to well. May have to do all over. Hard spot to work in.

Love them!

Fix our broken drawers like new! Thanks for a great product!

Exactly what I needed at a great price!!

1-20-2020, 1 week after I installed them, one wheel rivet broke, and the roller came off. Not able to fix. Going to get a different brand, as I don't trust it not to do it again.

Worked good

These are an old style drawer slider. They are not stocked in our local Home Depot Store. I needed to replace a slider that I had replaced 5 years before and they were hard to locate at that time. I think that the current technology has made this style a thing of the past, but none the less, a customer was selling their house and the drawer was not functional. This part was easy to install and corrected the problem so the house can go on the market. Then the new buyer will tear this Kitchen out an put a more modern set of cabinets, granite counter and appliances etc.... That's the way it goes now. Home Depot delivered the part to the local store in less time that they promised.

Fast delivery, worked great for the drawer we needed to replace, easy install.

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The wheel size on the rollers were too small to replace the ones I had. Sadly, I had to return them.

Easy to install good replacement for worn out drawer slider.

The product was very easy to install. But it helps if you watch the U-tube video, the printed instructions are of little help.

In hopes of the strong enough to support the weight

Good... still probably needed to buy something more expensive for the smoothness while opening the drawer. :)

Good!

This product worked well for the replacement needed.

Slides work as expected and appear to be sturdy enough for low to medium weight transference. However, I really prefer slides that mount on the bottom of the drawer - much easier to align with the cabinet slide.

they are NOT 22 inches!

First of all these notthe size they mention theyare all a half inch off.