Drawer Slides & Hardware
Drawer slides and cabinet hardware, stocked alongside the drawer boxes we build. Undermount soft close runners from Blum and full extension ball bearing side mount slides from Würth, plus the locking devices, rear brackets, hinges, screws and spacers that finish a drawer install.Every Gritly box can be notched and drilled for the slide you pick here, so the box and the hardware arrive ready to go together. Not sure which slide you have? The measuring guide shows how to tell side mount from undermount, and the Blum undermount guide lists the models we notch for.
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Four ways a drawer slide can be built
A drawer slide mounts to the box one of four ways: on the sides of the box, hidden underneath it, on a roller rail along the bottom edge, or on a single rail down the center. Side mount and undermount are what we build boxes for most. Side mount screws a steel channel to each side of the box and the cabinet wall, plain sides, no notching, and the box is cut 1 in narrower than the opening. Undermount hides the runner entirely under a near full width box that we notch and drill at the rear corners for the exact model you name. The drawer slide types page sorts all four apart by what you see when the drawer is open, and what drawer slide do I have helps when you are not sure.
Soft close is a feature, not a type
Soft close is a damper built into a side mount or undermount slide, not a separate mounting style. On side mount it adds a damper housing to the rear of the channel; on undermount it is standard on nearly every current runner. Soft close drawer slides covers every soft close model we stock, side mount and undermount, and how each one sizes to the box.
Matching the slide to the box
Every slide sets its own width, and undermount runners also set a notch, a hook hole and a bottom recess that have to match the maker's drawing. Order the wrong notch and the drawer will not lock in or will sit crooked. Pick the exact brand and model on the configurator and we cut to that spec for free; the undermount drawer slide guide lists every runner we notch for, and the notched drawer boxes hub has the full drawing for each one.
What we stock
Blum Tandem plus BLUMOTION and Movento undermount runners, Würth PRO600 family undermount runners, and Würth PRO 3.0, PRO100 and PRO100SC side mount slides, plus the front locking clips and rear brackets that finish an install. Blum undermount drawer slides covers the Tandem and Movento platforms model by model.
Questions
What is the difference between side mount and undermount drawer slides?
Side mount screws a steel channel to the side of the box and the cabinet wall, plain sides, box cut 1 in narrower than the opening. Undermount hides the runner under the box, which has to be notched and drilled at the rear corners to suit the exact slide model, and the box runs nearly full width.
Is soft close a type of drawer slide?
No. Soft close is a damper built into a side mount or undermount slide, not a separate mounting style. See soft close drawer slides for every soft close model we stock.
Do you sell the slides as well as the drawer box?
Yes. We stock Blum Tandem plus BLUMOTION and Movento undermount runners, Würth PRO600 family undermount runners, and Würth PRO 3.0, PRO100 and PRO100SC side mount slides, plus the clips and brackets that go with them.
How do I know which drawer slide I already have?
Pull the drawer open and look at the sides, underneath it, and at the cabinet wall. The what drawer slide do I have guide and the drawer slide types page both walk through what to look for.
Will you cut a drawer box for a slide brand you do not sell?
Yes, for undermount runners. Choose the unlisted model option on the configurator, name the brand and model, and we match the notch and hook hole to the maker's published spec before we cut.















