Tallsen SL4321 Cushion Undermount Drawer Slides
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Produktbeskrivelse
Name | Cushion Undermount Drawer Slides SL4321 |
Main material | Galvanized steel |
Max loading capacity | 30kg |
Life guarantee | 50,000 cycles |
Thickness of Board | ≤16mm, ≤19mm |
Adjustable opening and closing strength | +25% |
Payment terms | 30% T/T in advance, balance before shipment |
Place of origin | ZhaoQing City, Guangdong Province, China |
Produktbeskrivelse
These types of slides are installed underneath the drawer, hidden from view, and can be used in both frameless and face-frame cabinets.The drawer slide installed at the bottom increases the storage space.
Since the slide rails are installed under the drawer, they allow more internal storage space than the traditional side-mounted slide rails, which is particularly useful in smaller kitchens or bathrooms. The soft closing bottom sliding device helps to prevent damage to the drawer and its contents. It can provide a soft and safe closing experience every time.
Undermount drawer slides are an excellent choice for anyone looking to add a touch of luxury and functionality to their cabinetry. They offer increased storage space, smooth and quiet operation, and a streamlined appearance that can enhance the overall look and feel of any room.
Installation Diagram
Produktdetaljer
Produktfordele
● The bottom installation increases the storage space.
● It has a release lever that is easy to remove and install the drawer.
● Built-in buffer device absorbs shock and is quiet, creating a quiet home environment for you.
● Durable, 50000 opening and closing tests.
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