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Has anyone used gliderite drawer slides?
I am building cabinets for my kitchen and am looking for good drawer slides,
I came accross these http://www.gliderite.com/bearing.htm they look to be good quality and the price is not real high, I an looking at the 70 series rated at 100 pounds. Thank you for all the fast replys |
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Has anyone used gliderite drawer slides?
Used them for my shop as well as a bunch of customer projects.
Great price - good quality. Never had an issue w/ them. Only thing is when you buy them by the case they dont include screws. "wayne mak" wrote in message ... I am building cabinets for my kitchen and am looking for good drawer slides, I came accross these http://www.gliderite.com/bearing.htm they look to be good quality and the price is not real high, I an looking at the 70 series rated at 100 pounds. Thank you for all the fast replys |
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Has anyone used gliderite drawer slides?
How do the rate against the Home Depot full extension guides?
"Rob V" wrote in message m... Used them for my shop as well as a bunch of customer projects. Great price - good quality. Never had an issue w/ them. Only thing is when you buy them by the case they dont include screws. "wayne mak" wrote in message ... I am building cabinets for my kitchen and am looking for good drawer slides, I came accross these http://www.gliderite.com/bearing.htm they look to be good quality and the price is not real high, I an looking at the 70 series rated at 100 pounds. Thank you for all the fast replys |
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Has anyone used gliderite drawer slides?
I bought a case of 22", they were a little slow shipping because the
internet guy was on vacation, but they were on my doorstep the day I called to find out when it was shipping! I love them, I can find no difference to slides I pay $11 a pair for from Windsor plywood. Since they are like $6.00 a set delivered, it's a great deal. |
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Has anyone used gliderite drawer slides?
They must weight a ton.
I just went to the website and started an order. They want $43 to ship 15 - 22" full extension slides. That jumped the price from $4.33/pr to $7.20/pr. Still a good price, but I hate vendors that shoot you a low price then try to make it up in the shipping costs. "wayne mak" wrote in message ... I am building cabinets for my kitchen and am looking for good drawer slides, I came accross these http://www.gliderite.com/bearing.htm they look to be good quality and the price is not real high, I an looking at the 70 series rated at 100 pounds. Thank you for all the fast replys |
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Has anyone used gliderite drawer slides?
Yep...full extension slides are heavy and that guy is
in California as I recall, so depending on your location shipping could be a tad expensive. Try these guys: http://www.wwhardware.com/ Tom H wrote: They must weight a ton. I just went to the website and started an order. They want $43 to ship 15 - 22" full extension slides. That jumped the price from $4.33/pr to $7.20/pr. Still a good price, but I hate vendors that shoot you a low price then try to make it up in the shipping costs. |
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Has anyone used gliderite drawer slides?
Honestly I dont think there is much difference. (Ive never seen that much
difference between the GR ones and the ones at woodcraft for 20 bux a pair.) "wayne mak" wrote in message ... How do the rate against the Home Depot full extension guides? "Rob V" wrote in message m... Used them for my shop as well as a bunch of customer projects. Great price - good quality. Never had an issue w/ them. Only thing is when you buy them by the case they dont include screws. "wayne mak" wrote in message ... I am building cabinets for my kitchen and am looking for good drawer slides, I came accross these http://www.gliderite.com/bearing.htm they look to be good quality and the price is not real high, I an looking at the 70 series rated at 100 pounds. Thank you for all the fast replys |
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Has anyone used gliderite drawer slides?
The shipping is a rip off, I sell on ebay and don't charge near that much to
cross the states, but shipping plus cost is still not to bad. "Tom H" wrote in message .. . They must weight a ton. I just went to the website and started an order. They want $43 to ship 15 - 22" full extension slides. That jumped the price from $4.33/pr to $7.20/pr. Still a good price, but I hate vendors that shoot you a low price then try to make it up in the shipping costs. "wayne mak" wrote in message ... I am building cabinets for my kitchen and am looking for good drawer slides, I came accross these http://www.gliderite.com/bearing.htm they look to be good quality and the price is not real high, I an looking at the 70 series rated at 100 pounds. Thank you for all the fast replys |
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Has anyone used gliderite drawer slides?
On Tue, 15 Nov 2005 23:15:10 GMT, with neither quill nor qualm, "Rob
V" quickly quoth: Used them for my shop as well as a bunch of customer projects. Great price - good quality. Never had an issue w/ them. Only thing is when you buy them by the case they dont include screws. Yabbut, -smart- folks all buy their (square drive) screws at www.McFeelys.com . ----- = The wealth of reality, cannot be seen from your locality. = http://www.diversify.com Comprehensive Website Development |
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