Full Extension Drawer Slide Rear Mounting Bracket by Promark

The HuntersThe Hunters: So I have purchased the Promark brand several times. They work without issue, never have bearings fall out, etc.

The slide is great, the extension is full 20". Purchased the 20" for a bathroom vanity (those are not as deep as kitchen cabinets ... Usually. Just measure to be sure).

Two additional things you should consider when purchasing. Screws and back-brackets.

Rail sets normally do not come with associated screws. I purchased 7/16" pan-head screws.

Back brackets. Now, if you have walls on left/right side of the cabinet box, then you don't need the holding brackets. I, however, usually have at least one side that does not have a wall to screw it to so I purchased the back-hold brackets that Promark sells (ISBN=B07QNB6BFZ). They work great.

United States on Sep 22, 2023

staynavytom: These work great for lower end drawers. Good value for your money. I wish they came with screws.

United States on Sep 06, 2023

Coleslaw: The slides arrived VERY fast, were well packaged, no damage and seem to be very well made (haven't installed them yet). The only reason I gave them a 4 is there were no screws with the slides. Not a big deal but would have been nice not to have to find screws.

United States on Sep 02, 2023

Warren Heinrichs: No screws or instructions included.

Canada on Aug 02, 2023

Chegdog: I have ordered and installed 20+ sets of these ProMark full extension drawer slides in my workshop cabinetry. I have had zero issues with them and zero failures. I recommend them and will buy ProMark brand slides again.

Canada on May 18, 2023

Bdh: Product is good, works great, priced a little high considering they don't supply mounting screws.

Canada on Feb 14, 2023

Hostonthecoast: Ordered the 10 pairs and recieved 6 pairs. Contacted Amazon who requested I contact the vendor first. Reached out 3 times over 5 days and no response. Amazon took care of me, but still no word from the vendor. The slides work great, there is ample adjustment holes, lots of grease, very solid slides. Only issue is thier are 4 holes in my cabinet with no drawers!!

Canada on Oct 18, 2022

Alex Fox: Replaced the old sliders in our kitchen drawers. Had some replaced with more expensive sliders and then ordered the 5 pack at almost 1/2 the price. There is a bit of difference, as the more expensive ones slide better. However, for our purpose, they are fine. One of the sliders had all the ball bearings fall out because the holders were bent. Amazon credited me 1/5 of the cost of the sliders, so all is good.

Canada on Sep 06, 2021

Bonnie B.: Have them in a custom built-in shop work bench/cabinet with 13 drawers and more to come. The drawers are made of 1/2" plywood, are all 17" long with a variety of depths @ 3" 4" and 7". The widths are 18", 26", 28" & 29". Ordered these twice and both came as promised with no damage. No instructions that I wouldn't have used anyway. Sets of two come in a plastic bag. I didn't have any of the issues reported by other reviewers. They all came apart easily and didn't spit any bearings. Yes, THANKFULLY, they come pre-greased. About the viscosity of Vaseline and nearly transparent. If touching grease bothers you, I suggest using disposable nitrile gloves or a contractor. I did get a smidge on a to-be-finished surface and a touch of mineral spirits made quick work of it. I made a couple of measuring goofs that required removal/re-install. This is usually when a less worthy slide will produce a failure but, it didn't happen here. The units are all consistently sized and produced offering no surprises from one to the other. I did buy and use the suggested #8 x 1/2" Truss Head screws and they worked just fine. No catching, rubbing or jamming. When things get going in the shop, time is at...

United States on May 18, 2020

Zach: I bought these to do over 20 drawer slides in my kitchen, which has cabinets that are "full-faced" (mount to the front and to a bracket in the back) and were built in the 1980s. Anyone who tells you these are easy to install either likely has a brand new kitchen (in which - why didn't you already have ball-bearing drawer slides to begin with?).

In my kitchen, the drawers can be a bit warped, the cabinets sometimes have settled to one direction or another, and all the drawer sizes are not equal. I bought associated #8 1/2" screws and Pro-Mark "L" brackets for this installation. Not every installation was successful - some drawers I had to take out and adjust the drawer slides (up, down, left or right).

These are way cheaper and almost the same quality as those at home depot and lowes. I have noticed that these are more difficult to "start" (ie slide the drawer on the rail after it's been detatched) but they are functionally the same. While these are on the brackets, they can be a little loose side-to-side - perhaps I should i bolted the drawer to the bracket?

My technique was:
1) remove drawer
2) detach old slides from cabinet
3) detach old slides from...

United States on Apr 17, 2019