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Looking for a name or source for these drawer slides.

Gilligan8

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Probably built in the 80's.

I know I can replace the whole thing but there are like 20 drawers in this (new to us) house and I don't want ONE to be different. :)

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RTM

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Look like the Knape and Vogt I have on my desk. Get them at Ace


Find the right length, and you are golden

Sorry, the tilting bar is trimmed off the top in the 2nd pic.


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Damn, they still make them? I tried to find them last year for one cabinet in my kitchen. I since had renovated the whole kitchen. I'm shocked. Blown away actually. They even look nicer than the originals.
 
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Damn, they still make them? I tried to find them last year for one cabinet in my kitchen. I since had renovated the whole kitchen. I'm shocked. Blown away actually. They even look nicer than the originals.
Probably are, vs the **** grade they spec’d in some homes back in the day. My first was tract built in 1979, and almost all hardware was ****.
 
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Gilligan8

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Probably are, vs the **** grade they spec’d in some homes back in the day. My first was tract built in 1979, and almost all hardware was ****.
Then again, usually made with less cost savings in mind meaning they weren't just stamped as fast as the machine would run them. ;)
 
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