To avoid more head scratching and reinventing the wheel, has anybody
else had probs with installing them? All seemed fine till the final
instructions. Put the drawer on the runners , push down and slide in,
there will be a click. I get no click and cant get them secured
properly. Seems such a simple thing, but i cant see whats wrong.
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To avoid more head scratching and reinventing the wheel, has anybody
else had probs with installing them? All seemed fine till the final
instructions. Put the drawer on the runners , push down and slide in,
there will be a click. I get no click and cant get them secured
properly. Seems such a simple thing, but i cant see whats wrong.

Are the drawers pushing the sliding runners back along the fixed runner
before it 'clicks'? Have you tried putting your hand on the sliding runner
from inside the cupboard and pushing it back towards the front of the drawer
box. I am not familiar with B&Q drawers but that is how I re attatch mine
when I take them out.

HTH

John

Following up to "John" wrote:

Are the drawers pushing the sliding runners back along the fixed runner
before it 'clicks'? Have you tried putting your hand on the sliding runner
from inside the cupboard and pushing it back towards the front of the drawer
box. I am not familiar with B&Q drawers but that is how I re attatch mine
when I take them out.

ahh yes, by doing that they engage both sides instead of just one.
That now gives me confidence that the bottom front (as opposed to
front bottom!) is indeed 1cm out of position, seems odd to get an
error like that, but I suppose its possible. Time to check everything
again!
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On Jan 23, 11:56*am, "John" wrote:
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To avoid more head scratching and reinventing the wheel, has anybody
else had probs with installing them? All seemed fine till the final
instructions. Put the drawer on the runners , push down and slide in,
there will be a click. I get no click and cant get them secured
properly. Seems such a simple thing, but i cant see whats wrong.

Are the drawers pushing the sliding runners back along the fixed runner
before it 'clicks'? *

We're talking about the premium drawer kits. That's how they work. You
put the drawer box ontos the runner. Push it all the way in, so the
"sliding runners" do get pushed back, and it clicks into place. Dead
simple.

*I am not familiar with B&Q drawers but that is how I re

Hmmm.

Following up to "Man at B&Q" wrote:

We're talking about the premium drawer kits. That's how they work. You
put the drawer box ontos the runner. Push it all the way in, so the
"sliding runners" do get pushed back, and it clicks into place. Dead
simple.

yes, you would think so! I can get them to lock by putting my hand
round the back as suggested, i'm now stuck with the top one as I cant
get a hand round the back!
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Following up to Mike....... wrote:

yes, you would think so! I can get them to lock by putting my hand
round the back as suggested, i'm now stuck with the top one as I cant
get a hand round the back!

doh! Of course you can, open the second drawer too. Funny how you stop
thinking when its getting to you.
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"Man at B&Q" wrote in message
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I am not familiar with B&Q drawers but that is how I re

Hmmm.

Your point being?

I was trying to help somebody with a problem and quite openly admitted I am
not familiar with drawers on a B&Q kitchen having never knowingly seen one
installed anywhere, and I have certainly never removed and replaced a drawer
in one!

Cheers

John

Following up to "Man at B&Q" wrote:

We're talking about the premium drawer kits. That's how they work. You
put the drawer box ontos the runner. Push it all the way in, so the
"sliding runners" do get pushed back, and it clicks into place. Dead
simple.

dont know why i needed to give them a helping hand from the back, they
are OK now, everything else has been perfect, funny, I dont *think* I
did anything wrong!
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Mike
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