1. Drawer Slide: Sits in groove routed in drawer side; screwed to carcase side panel. 2. Bottom Panel: Typically 1/4-inch plywood; fits in groove routed in drawer sides and front.

With the drawer slides screwed to the cabinet, place just the tall spacer board inside (remove the shorter piece of plywood if you used one). Then set the drawer on the lip created by the ¾-inch ...

Q: I have a cabinet drawer that no longer slides smoothly. I can move it side to side and up and down. How can I fix this? A: Your description sounds more like a loose tooth than a drawer ...

It's likely that the existing drawer slides are what are referred to as 3/4 slides. They allow a drawer to extend from the front of the cabinet to 3/4 of its full depth.

Whether your cabinets and drawers are difficult to open or won't stay closed, you can fix them with a little attention. By Brett Martin Published: Dec 14, 2015 12:06 PM EST Media Platforms Design Team ...

Typical cabinets often aren’t the most efficient storage solutions—too many things get lost forever at the back of the cabinet. Solve that problem with a little DIY. Slide-out cabinet drawers ...

With both the side-mount, ball-bearing and the stamped-steel slides, a 1/2-inch clearance between the drawer box and the cabinet opening is needed on each side to accommodate the mechanisms.