Emuca - Ball bearing drawer slides, partial extension drawer runners for furniture, 17 x 438mm (0,66 x 17,24 inch), Set of 5 pairs [Energy Class A+]

Really cheap and well made, a great way to get your drawers working again

You get five pairs of these for the price you could pay for two or even one. The quality is very good - better by far than the broken ones they're replacing. They were the exact size as stated & a perfect replacement for broken runners which had rendered an otherwise perfectly decent chest of bedroom drawers to be condemned by my wife to be sent on a one way journey the tip! These new runners & a little time has given the drawers a completely new lease of life. So for just under £12 I've saved a couple of hundred. And as stated they're very good - smooth action. Nice.

These allow the drawers to come out far further than ordinary slides, and are very stable. You need the stub screws to hold the runner in place (not supplied with the runners) and suitable fixings for the runner fixed mount. These do pop apart if mishandled and are quite tricky to reassemble. We used them to replace simple slides on existing furniture and they performed better than expected for the very competitive price. They aren't perfect but not far off. So four stars (better than expected but not astounding).

Easy to fit just needed to drill 2 holes in drawer and use self tapping screws to attach to body of the set, simple and work great, all measurements were spot on so already knew they would fit.

I bought these on recommendation of the carpenter who fixed the drawers on my wardrobe. Perfect fit and work well. Only problem is I have loads left over that I can do nothing with. Perhaps just supply them in pairs?

Great product well built and fixed my drawers perfectly

I brought these drawer sliders to repair a chest of drawers. They are almost identical to the broken sets of sliders and therefore it was a relatively simple swap; at least in theory.Everything went swimmingly until the time came to align the sliders and attach them to the draw. This is a single screw that screws into a hole on the slider. This part of the process proved to be a tad fiddly. Probably not the fault of the sliders but it took the most time for the repairs. It was very hard to get the screw and the hole to align. In the end I used an small bore screw drive, poked though the hole to literally drag the holes into accord. It should also be said that no screws are supplied, (I was able to reuse the old screws) and there are no instructions. Hence the star ratings.However, the chest of drawers is now repaired and as good as new. These sliders can cope with loads of up to 10kg so as long as my 'daft' family do not pile tons of junk in there, the drawers should be good for a while. Future repairs would also be possible I guess. I was delighted to find these sliders. They are good quality and quite reasonably priced. The product details were very good and allowed me to ascertain that they would fit perfectly. Definitely, worth the money and the slightly fiddly installation. Job done again!

The media could not be loaded. I ordered these to replace plastic runners in a set of chest of draws. I wanted to make the running smoother and lighter.These runners are not very smooth and also not that light, but they work fine do the job.There are two main problems with them:The biggest problem is that the screws don't come with it, which I understand because everyone would need different length. But the holes made for the screws are not uniform all over, there are some smaller, some bigger. Mainly small ones, which fit a 3.5 mm diameter screw, but there aren't many length available in that size. Some of the screws we had to cut and they still come through, because the right length isn't sold anywhere commercially.The other problem is that the bit that attaches to the draw doesn't come apart from the bit that attaches to rhe 'wall' of the cabinet. Therefore you have to put them all on the wall first on both sides and then hold the drawer in place pulled out while screwing them on.And lastly, and mainly, the drawer runner catches on the screws holding it as you slide the draws. We made sure they are really tightly in, but there is still a slight clank.I'd buy the more expensive ones next time that are in 2 pieces.