ok
here’s the issue.
Pre-build drawers that give me 13 1/4″ depth. Client now wants to use these drawers for hanging files(regular not legal)
12’full extention slides don’t give me enought pull out to access the files. Anybody used telescoping slides? According to Accuride they have a 12″ slide that gives you 13′ of “pull out”
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How deep is the cabinet? You might be able to use 14" F.E. slides
13 1/4"
Here's your answer http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=11183 gives a 1" over travel.
We use them exclusively in our healthcare facility. The nurses like to use the bottom file drawer as a foot rest, so we need something that will take abuse. The AC-4034 has 1" overtravel, steel ball bearings, and 150# rating at 18".