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draw runners /fridge slides?

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draw runners /fridge slides?

Post by ROCKMUTT »

Ive finished making my roller draws in the back of my GQ im now making a fridge slide to suit my new Fridgemate 70L what i am after those is a set of roller draw runners now i have found quiet a few of these that are rated to 100kg etc but the problem is i need a set that is 1 meter to 1.1m but extends 1 meter out , the closest i can find is a 1 meter set but they only open to 860mm its not enough to suit my fridge

does anyone know of where i can get a set of these runenrs in the size i need?

cheers shane
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Post by -Scott- »

Check out Hafele. I've got a set which are about 750mm long, extend over 800mm.

They are $$$.
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Post by ROCKMUTT »

yea ive checked hafele nothign in my size range needed
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Post by rockcrawler31 »

would be cheaper in the long run to use square hollow section and two rows of bearings. I used hafaele runners in mine, and for the money you would be better off just using say 20x20 or 15x15 square section and the bearings.
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Post by ROCKMUTT »

well i think ive found my answer to my problem have a look at these ,there 1015mm long closed and extend out 1020mm rated to 120kg

http://elraco.com.au/product_info.php?products_id=3783
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Post by nastytroll »

I would not recomend teliscopic slide types as on corogations or vibrations the balls fall out
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Post by keencdk »

I agree, telescopic slides can be problematic. You also have to be very precise on the fitting as a couple of mm difference in width between front and back can cause problems.

Tore my telescopic slides (free IT server slides) out and replacing with roller bearings
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Post by guerd87 »

have you tried blum? another good manufacturer of all kinds of drawer rollers and hinges etc
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Post by turbo gu »

when i built my drawers i just went to a carpenter/cabinet make who did custom kitchens and he pulled out a 3 inch thick catalogue and said what do you need!! it had ever combination you could think of with massive range in weight ratings.
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