Customer Reviews for VEVOR Heavy Duty Drawer Slides 2PCS Drawer Slides 28" Locking Drawer Slides 250LBS Capacity Heavy Duty Slides Three Section Full Extension Drawer Slide Cold-Rolled Steel Industrial Drawer Slides

I bought these for a project on my RV. I was a bit concerned because they’re so much less expensive than others with similar size/weight capability. But, I’m very happy with them. They’ve done awesome for the project I used them for, and I’ll use them again if the need arises.

The sliders are sturdy and well made, but in installing them I had to do some drilling and in an effort to clean out any possible flakes of material that might have gotten into the track I used a can of brake cleaner which started to melt the plastic material that holds the ball bearings in place. My fault for getting material in the unit that needed to be removed... but I'm disappointed that a plastic was used in the product that will melt with brake cleaner, a very commonly used cleaning agent for industrial purposes.DO NOT USE BRAKE CLEANER to clean the tracks.

It came incomplete missing bolts and nuts, 12 of them

These slides definitely hold up the claims and they are easy and safe to use. Good quality material and strong enough for the rated weight capacity. The lock function when it is closed and fully extended is a must have. The installation instruction could be better though.

Excellent purchase, very well made/quality. Works excellent.

I built a big drower to store my tools. It turned out great. I highly recommend!

This product is very well made

I bought these drawer slides for a offroad drawer system in my jeep, I have no worries they will hold up to the vigorous challenges ahead of them! These very heavy duty, do not flex and roll very nicely.

There are many different mounting options and applications for these slides. I used the 60” slides to install a sliding cargo shelf in RV pass thru storage. Measure all the gaps carefully to ensure clean installation.CAUTION: be careful of locking mechanism when installing. There are several moving latches and fixed “tabs” in the rail and they can be bent or damaged when installing in specialized applications.Simple testing of locking mechanism (both lock-in and lock-out) during all phases of installation will usually ensure its working properly. I had a slightly bent tab on the “lock-in” position that rendered the lock useless. I corrected by slightly bending the tab back so that locking position could be maintained.

The slides worked great. No hardware came with the slides. When choosing hardware, check clearances especially on the locking side. Some will require flat head and may need to countersink some of them on the locking slide.