10 Pairs Full Extension Drawer Slides

Have them in a custom built-in shop work bench/cabinet with 13 drawers and more to come. The drawers are made of 1/2" plywood, are all 17" long with a variety of depths @ 3" 4" and 7". The widths are 18", 26", 28" & 29". Ordered these twice and both came as promised with no damage. No instructions that I wouldn't have used anyway. Sets of two come in a plastic bag. I didn't have any of the issues reported by other reviewers. They all came apart easily and didn't spit any bearings. Yes, THANKFULLY, they come pre-greased. About the viscosity of Vaseline and nearly transparent. If touching grease bothers you, I suggest using disposable nitrile gloves or a contractor. I did get a smidge on a to-be-finished surface and a touch of mineral spirits made quick work of it. I made a couple of measuring goofs that required removal/re-install. This is usually when a less worthy slide will produce a failure but, it didn't happen here. The units are all consistently sized and produced offering no surprises from one to the other. I did buy and use the suggested #8 x 1/2" Truss Head screws and they worked just fine. No catching, rubbing or jamming. When things get going in the shop, time is at a premium. There is no time to spend on sticky or jammed drawers that don't open and close because of separation, alignment or sagging. I have been beating these drawers like a red-headed step child for about a month now and haven't had a failure. They all open smoothly and close positively with no lifting or twisting needed. They stay closed even with a harder than necessary shove without rebound or roll-back. They are all loaded with a combination of hand tools, power tools, hardware, plumbing/electrical supplies, garden equipment, books, drill bits, jigs, accessories and the like. The only bumps along the road were of my own doing particularly with a vertical drawer. That puts all the drawer weight on one slide while it hangs from the other. These slides are just not designed for that. I think I'll solve by doubling up slides on the bottom...or both...or a redesign. These are good utilitarian drawer slides that fit the bill for us peasants on a budget. They are not the bougouise, soft-close variety for premium, custom kitchen cabs, breakfronts or master bed dressers but, they are just what the doctor ordered for my rough n' tumble shop. If you have a builder-grade kitchen or other cab unit with bottom/under mount euro slides, these would be a sound, significant up-grade without much money or trouble provided the drawers you have are square. If you need instructions, AlGore's amazing interweb is just dripping with them. Enjoy!