26'' Width Wood Pull Out Drawer for cabinets, Dovetail Joint Drawer, Roll Out Tray, Drawer Box, Cabinet Slide Out Shelve, Pull-Out Shelf, Pantry Organization & Storage (Fits RTA B30 and Pantry30)

Great Quality

Good quality easy to put together. Baught multiple of them. First one took a little time to get together and installed, after that each one took less than 15 minutes.

The parts are cut perfectly. Everything about the product is top notch. I liked the first one well enough to buy 5 more. Fit and finish are excellent. So why only four stars? I noticed that these were “frequently returned “. The instructions are very brief, and if you have never installed drawer slides. It would be a struggle. I have built many drawers, but don’t currently have a shop up to this job. I would expect the average DIYer to struggle. If your cabinets are from the same maker, it should be a bit easier. Mine were not. The width if the face frame is pretty standard, but unless the cabinet sides are the same, the supplied blocks will not work. All that said, if you are very handy, you can make your own spacers and jigs to get the slides right. You will be pleased.

I have now purchased and installed 8 of these drawers. I have completely outfitted my entire kitchen. First, they look great. So good they look like they're original to the cabinetry. They're made with quality materials as well. Second, the improved functionality of the kitchen cannot be underestimated. I am actually able to see everything in my cabinets which dramatically improves my efficiency in the kitchen and ensures that stuff doesn't get lost in the back forever.Some things to keep in mind. The 33 inch drawers have a spacer included in the box to make them fit your cabinets better. It's great but I wish they were like 2mm wider for my cabinets. In some cases I couldn't get the two sides of the glides to match so I had to shim them. I also think the company could include at least a few more screws. I like things to be in tight especially if they're going to be holding alot of weight. For installation I 3d printed some spacers about 4mm tall so that I could mount the slide easily at the bottom of the cabinet and I would know it was going to clear the front and this strategy worked out perfectly. For the middle drawers I 3d printed shelf pegs and I laid the spacer piece on top of those and this allowed me to very easily get a perfectly level install.It was alot of work to do the whole kitchen and kind of expensive but I have no doubt I've also increased the value of my kitchen as well.

3 1/2 hours later I now have 5 drawers in the pantry! What a day it is!The construction of the drawers seems very solid- time will tell once loaded up with stuff. The fastest part was the drawer assembly itself. Easy peasy. Where I ran into some challenges, as I’ve never done this before, was trying to get the drawer slides disconnected to finish securing to the drawer side and mounting the slides to the pantry. After a ridiculous amount of time, I finally figured out how the dang release works. In my eagerness to get things moving I did not drill pilot holes and the provided 1 inch screws snapped off in the pantry siding. I was nearly blinded by rage and had a strong desire to throw something. Instead, deep breaths were taken and the project resumed. Finally got into a groove and tada I have a finished project.Sure, I am losing some space on the sides and back but the ability to actually get to the back back of the pantry is a win for me. Although I wish these were 1.5 inches longer, they do fit the width of my pantry like a glove.Here are my tips for installing:1. Start with the drawer you plan to use the least. The first one is always a hot mess.2. Drill those pilot holes. I’m a “just get it done” kind of person so pre-planning, measuring, pilot hole drilling, etc. are boring tasks. Do them anyways. Learn from me, pilot holes are the way to go.3. Accept it will take longer than you think of assembling things is not your jam.4. Use better screws to attach the slides to the cabinet in the front and back. I used much longer screws in back as I wanted to be certain these puppies will stay in place.They are quite lovely and I’m looking forward to actually using them. High five to me for my install skills.