Floating sideboard - how attached??

[Jim Mackell]

Well, my big mouth got me in trouble again with SWMBO. She saw a sideboard at a local merchant and asked me if I could make one. Naturally, being male and thinking I can justify another tool of some type, I replied "Of course".

This particular sideboard (similar to a dry sink) is fairly plain vanilla EXCEPT for the sliding board. Looking at the face of the unit, there is a board about 3 inches below the top that slides out to act as an additional surface to place serving plates, etc. When the board is fully extended it appears to be about 2 inches less wide and 2 inches less deep than the carcase it extends from. There's no visible hardware.

How on earth is this attached? If I can find a link, I'll post a picture but haven't found one so far.

Any input would be appreciated.

[Jamie Buxton]

It may be supported with drawer slides like the Blum Tandem. There is no visible hardware when the drawer is open -- unless you look underneath.