Drawer Runners

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How to choose the right drawer runners Drawer runners, also called drawer slides, determine how a drawer opens, closes and carries its load. The right choice depends on the opening mechanism, runner length, available cabinet depth and how the drawer has been built. Our range is led by Decor & Decor own-brand undermount runners, with soft-close, push-to-open and combined mechanisms in practical sizes for new furniture and replacement projects. Samet products remain available as a secondary option for customers who need those specific systems. Our own-brand runners are concealed beneath the drawer rather than fixed visibly to its sides. Each current model provides full extension, a verified 35kg load capacity and 3D adjustment. This makes the range suitable for everyday kitchen storage, bedroom and wardrobe drawers, vanity units, office furniture and other indoor cabinetry, provided the dimensions and construction match the individual product specification. Choose by opening and closing mechanism Soft-close drawer runners: a good choice for frequently used kitchen, bedroom and wardrobe drawers. The mechanism controls the final part of the closing movement and helps prevent slamming. Push-to-open drawer runners: designed for handleless furniture. Pressing the drawer front activates the opening action, so the front can remain visually clean. Push-to-open and soft-close runners: combine handleless opening with controlled closing. Our current combined own-brand models are available from 300mm to 600mm. Full-extension drawer slides: allow the drawer to travel out far enough to improve access to items stored at the back. Full extension is included across the current own-brand range. Why choose undermount drawer runners? Undermount runners sit beneath the drawer, keeping the moving hardware out of sight when the drawer is open. This gives fitted kitchens and furniture a cleaner appearance than visible side-mounted slides. The current own-brand models use galvanised steel