Ok, so we built the kitchen with the standard ready made cabinets from one of the big box stores. The wood parts are holding up well. However, we couldn't upgrade the slides at the time as they were already built.
It's time to replace them. I don't want to get random junk from Amazon. Some of the brands I've seen here are Knape and Vogt, Blum, and one or two others that I seem to have lost track of.
There is 1/2" between the side and the face. They are mounted on the rear with a small bracket.
Is it as simple as out with the old and in with the new? Anything I need to watch out for or make sure I do?
They are 22 inch. Planning on getting full extension soft closing.
Thank you for your help.
This is what we currently have in use.Repairing Drawer slides - FineWoodworking
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