Wooden Drawer Slides 17-3/4 Inches Classic Wood Center Guide Track with Slide Glides 45cm (1 pcs)

A well made product. But we had to customize it a lot with cutting and shaping to fit our old crappy drawer slide. A little thinner and not as wide as original.. Table saw saved me. The length of the tounge was perfect, the box part was 3/4" too long. I guess it depends where you measure it from. Good solid wood

Really only had to replace the runner inside the cabinet. No more falling out and the drawer slides easily. Use bees wax on the glide to minimize wear.

This is bigger than the one in my dresser that broke, but it works well. I cut it down to size with the saw and drilled holes in it for the screws. It is solid and works!

well-made hard wood. straight and slides easy. i added a little past wax. I would buy this again.

The product was damaged when received. Visually, as the product was packed the rails looked fine, however, the mating rails appeared to have a over zealous router mill. The cabinet-side rail had a lot of chatter marks from a cutter where the rail could simply pull out of the other side. This caused a section of the rail to not have any wood to mate with the drawer rail. Quality control may be questionable. There has been a replacement ordered, but it is a hassle in first time quality.

This is just what I needed to fix a draw on a dresser I found on the side of the road.

Old drawer guide split out. This replacement was easy to install, however you must have basic woodworking skills to install because there is no standard dimensions for these parts. Make sure you have wood glue and some small wood screws for a good sound job. Tools you should have are a drill and bits, hand saw, tape measure, pencil, screw driver. You may have to shim the bottom guide piece for proper alignment.

I was about to replace a wooden chest because one drawer slide was worn and wouldn't support the drawer when it was opened. I talked to carpenter friends who were less than enthused, Then I searched online for the glides. For less than $20 dollars, 20 minutes adjusting the glides on a table saw, and 15 minutes installation, I saved a nice old wooden chest and saved $$$ on a replacement.