So your old metal drawer slide is bent or snapped. Here are some tips on how to get out with the old and in with the new.
* Pull the old slide as far out as you can. Then pull up on the back of the drawer. This should unhinge the slides and your drawer will come out.
* Measure your old drawer slides. Make sure the length and width of the rails on your new slides and old slides are the same. Most drawer slides have a set width, so that shouldn't be so hard to match up.
* Unscrew the old screws on the old rails. Some really old rails are nailed or stapled in though.
* Get the new rails. Attach the inside slides to the cabinet. Use a level to place the slides parallel to each other in the cabinet opening.
* Line the drawer slide with the slides inside the cabinets. Then screw them in place.
* You can reinstall the drawer now, the opposite way you disassembled it.
Top Sellers
Here is some of the top selling drawer slides. You can also buy Plastic drawer slides are good for light duty cabinets because they don't corrode, but don't have a lot of strength.
