5 Sets of Rite-Trak 2 #168 Replacement Drawer Track Slide Kit

I had bought a couple of Broyhill dressers some years ago and the drawers got to where they nearly fell out of the dresser when you opened them. I bought this repair kit and installed it on both dressers. These are substantially better than the OEM and fit like a glove. While these are not the greatest slides one could install, abut the ease of putting these on what I already have was certainly worth the trouble. The drawers work way better than new and seem to be more durable as well. What do you have to lose. An easy essential repair that won't break the bank. Definitely recommend!

Now I know why STANLEY furniture company went out of business, They cut corners and products and THIS KIT MADE a retro-fit to fix the short comings but adding the METAL bracket that keeps the PLASTIC guide from breaking. So simple to make the CORRECT PART it seems but Stanley left this out and all their drawers now have the plastic glides or slides BREAK from the weight of the contents when you slide them out too far. The other part the include is instead of a hard plastic piece to drag the heavy drawer across every day is this replacement has a small ROLLER that makes opening and closing this a BREEZE !!! Just an amazing kit !! My ONLY little problem is that installing the plastic guide onto the square " U" channel under the actual drawer I could NOT work it into the slot by and and needed to hammer it on kind of making my out "path" for it to fit on to. However when I was done I can say that this was like a NEW dresser and worked BETTER than it EVER did !!!

Worked perfectly. I started out trying to buy a complete kit (track with slides), but the kit was poorly described and did not fit. Returned the kit. Hammered the metal tracks back into shape, then replaced the end pieces with this slides replacement kit. The metal bracket provides reinforcement exactly where it is needed. Happy camper.

Good repair kit for the Rite Track Drawer Slides. Improved rear slide holders to included a metal plate to strengthen the slide holder was what all the slides need to prevent typical breakage. The front slide now includes a roller to smooth the pulling of a draw out. Cheap fixes to improve cheap slides ! Would give 5 stars, put no instructions where included ! It took quite awhile to even figure out how to remove and replace the new slide holders. IMO, if your not mechanically inclined you may have trouble.

These are strong and durable. I has a few drawers that the original guides broke. These fixed them.

I replaced all of the guides on my American Farmhouse dresser set with these. They match to the originals perfectly and the holes are identically placed, so installation was straightforward. These are clearly better in design and sturdiness, even before one considers the inclusion of a metal back plate. Bonus: The guide piece has a wheel on it as well - not the case with the originals - and this yields an additional improvement in drawer glide. I'm very happy with them. One small criticism - certainly not worth deducting a star - The included screws are just a little longer than they need to be. The sharp tip extends through the wood and into the drawer (and the wooden drawer material here is standard size) and, in order to avoid a scratched finger or snagged article of clothing, I placed a small piece of padded mounting tape across the two protruding tips. Problem solved. I could have also spent a couple of bucks at the hardware store on more ideally-sized screws but this took care of it without a trip into town.

I have a Vaughan Bassett bedroom dresser and nightstand that uses the original equipment, brown, plastic Kenlin drawer stoppers. After 20 years of opening and closing the dresser drawers, two of the original plastic Kenlin drawer stoppers finally cracked and broke, allowing the two drawers to easily fall out of the dresser if they were pulled out too far. The original stopper had 1 each, of a #2 square drive head woodscrew on the dresser’s corresponding plastic block which was screwed to the dresser’s metal track and 2 each, of the #2 Phillips woodscrews on the drawer stopper bracket. I must say, the new generic Sacumea, “aka Kenlin”, aftermarket replacement drawer stoppers were almost identical except for the fact that the new plastic stoppers were “beefier” in size which was good thing, and it also had an additional wrap around groove that rides along the entire metal dresser’s track that gave it better stability whereas the original stopper did not have this feature. As a result of this additional wrap around groove, I had to install one #6, (3/8” diameter) under the track’s plastic block to raise up on the dresser’s track to allow the wrap around groove of the drawer bracket to slide along the metal track otherwise it would be jammed. Once the drawer stopper was installed, everything worked perfectly. Also, the new drawer stopper has a nice rubber wheel that causes enough friction to stop the drawer from falling out of the dresser but if you deliberately pull hard enough on the drawer itself, you can remove the drawer to retrieve an item in case something falls it. Just remember that you will need a #2 square drive screwdriver/bit to remove the track screw as almost all furniture manufacturers use mostly #2 square drive screws in the design of their furniture and you will need a #2 Phillips screwdriver for the screws that come with the new drawer stoppers. By the way, the YouTube video was very helpful.

I needed to replace 20yr old drawer slides on my dresser that were cracked and falling apart. Installation was pretty easy and they are better quality than the originals.

Just the thing that was needed. Reinforced with the metal plate. Seems sturdier than the original.

Good packaging