Anyone recognize these drawer slides

[Jason Winterrowd]

There is a guy local who has lots of these drawer slides for sale. Many different sizes. I have used the white epoxy coated slides before and can identify the 2 pieces that make up that type of slide. I cant figure out how these slides go together. Does anyone recognize the type or brand of these slides and an example of the corresponding mating piece?

I have looked through images online but cant find these. He does not know anything about them and these types of slides are scattered all around the old cabinet shop he inherited.

Any help is appreciated.

[glenn bradley]

I have some of those on a rolling work table/drawer unit I built back in 2002; got 'em at Home Depot. They are crude, rickety and have a ton of slop. They are, however, still in use after all this time. They remind me of my Harbor Freight recip-saw. Every time I use it I expect it to self destruct but, it just keeps on going. Fine for shop cabinets but, I would never put them on anything that I was going to sell a customer.

[Sam Murdoch]

I think you just have the cabinet side of those slides. The piece that attaches to the drawer box is not shown.

[Andrew J. Coholic]

Those look like slides we were using on kitchen cabinets back in the 80's.

I would not use them now.

[Joe Jensen]

Yes, those are 1980s builder grade cabinet slides. You have just the part for the cabinet side and not the drawer side.

[Jason Winterrowd]

Thanks. The consensus seems to be they are crappy. Maybe I better pass on buying any.

[Tony Joyce]

This is a knock off of the old KV 1300 slide(which is still made today). Grant was one company that made these. They are much lighter weight (maybe Alu) than the KV. I'll go against the grain and say this is the drawer component. The cabinet component usually has a flip stop mechanism.

Tony

GrantSlide.pngGrant Slide drawer component
GrantSlideCab.pngCabinet component

[Alan Bienlein]

Thanks. The consensus seems to be they are crappy. Maybe I better pass on buying any.

I wouldn't call something like that crappy. Those exact same slides my father installed in the kitchen he built for his house over 45 years ago and they were still working perfectly when we sold the house back in 2013. I have them on some of my cabinets in my shop and think they are more reliable than some of the full extension slides sold today.

[Walter Plummer]

They are perfectly functional but only three quarter extension. Now everyone wants full extension or 1" over extension slides.