Pull Out Tray Installation

Pull-Out Tray Installation – Butt Doors (Method 1)

Find the desired height for your cabinet shelf. Insert the shelf pins at that location and place your shelf inside the cabinet
Install the slides flush with the back of the cabinet, measuring 1½” in from the cabinet side
Once you’ve marked your measurement, use ½” screws to fix the slides in place. Note: We secure one screw in the front and one in the back. For better access, you can pull out the slide to reach the rear holes. The drawer slides come with pre-drilled holes to assist with this
Repeat the same process on the opposite side: measure 1½”, align, and screw the slide into place
Place the pull out tray onto the shelf (Note: There are typically two holes in the front and two in the back of the glide. The front ones are easier to access with a driver. For the rear, it helps to detach the slide temporarily to get better access.)
Screw the slide into the shelf or cabinet floor

An alternate method is to install the slides directly onto the pull out tray. Then place the drawer with slides onto the shelf and run it all the way to the back of the cabinet
Ensure that the tray is centered in the opening and clear of the hinges
Use a tape measure to ensure equal distance on each side, or eyeball it and shift the drawer as needed
Once centered, mark the front and back of the slides with a pencil
Remove the drawer, detach the slides, and reattach them in the marked positions inside the cabinet

When working with a cabinet that has only one door, measure 1½” from the hinge side of the door
The opposite side (without a hinge) will sit flush against the inside of the cabinet wall
With no hinge in the way, you can use the screws on the side of the drawer slides to secure them—just as you would with most standard installations
Once you’ve measured 1½” off the hinge side, butt the other slide directly against the cabinet side and secure it either through the bottom or side holes