A couple of things to remember when ordering these guides: These guides will show off the quality drawer box construction while providing maximum support for heavy loads in your drawers. They are an under mounted soft closing drawer slide that is completely concealed beneath the drawer box. Letter from Chad Barker These are the best drawer guides on the market, hands down. Rear mounting brackets sold separately (see below). If you want Barker Door to modify the back of the drawer box for you, you must have us " ASSEMBLED + sanded + NOTCHED for blumotion " found under the "assembly" option when ordering your drawer boxes. If you choose to order unassembled drawer boxes from Barker Door, you will have to modify the back of the drawer box to work with this guide. Warning! Blumotion drawer guides are not DIY (do it yourself) friendly.
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Made in the USA TANDEM plus BLUMOTION concealed runnersĪre made in the USA at our Stanley, NC facility. Running action, quiet closing, and dependability for the lifetime of the TANDEM plus BLUMOTION concealed runners will allow you to appreciate theīeauty of wood drawers and the quality of motion you have come to Possibilities to inspire manufacturers and cabinet makers alike. *WARNING this slide will not work with the rear mounting brackets Includes the following: We will not fill orders submitted for drawer slides only). Strictly reserved for order that contain accompanying drawer boxes (i.e. I'm not too keen on a wooden drawer slide because I really do love the smoothness of sliding and the soft/self close feature, but for future builds, I'm going to try to come up with a solution involving wood on brass, or uhmw inserts on brass.**Due to Global Supply shortages, Blum Blumotion drawer slides are Everything is built exactly according to Blum specs, and I've tried to adjust out any play in the slides – I think it's just the extremely short length that's causing the issues.ĭoes anyone know of drawer slides that are better suited to 'fine furniture' as opposed to built-in kitchen/utility cabinetry? I also wouldn't mind reclaiming a bit of space under the drawers but that may not be possible. See this gif, I'm clearly being a bit more forceful than I would normally but it's only to emphasize the play, in normal use the drawer certainly rattles.
I'm using 9" Blum slides because I have some spares but I don't love the amount of side to side motion when the drawer is extended. So here's the background: I'm working on a nightstand for myself and just mocked up the drawer to make sure my dimensions are right. No top-level wood ID, low effort, or price queries
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