If you’re fitting cabinets and want a serious upgrade over basic runners, the Ebco Concealed Drawer Slide with Facia Bracket is a game changer — you get hardware that stays out of sight but doesn’t skimp on performance. It’s designed so the slide hides under the drawer, giving you that clean, minimalist look that’s standard in modern joinery but often hard to pull off with cheap bits and pieces.

These slides come with a strong facia bracket that grips your drawer front securely, which makes setup less fiddle‑heavy — and that matters when you’re banging out kitchens, wardrobes, vanities or shop counters where every millimetre counts.

Key Features:

• Concealed Design - Keeps runners hidden under the drawer for a sleek, professional finish.
• Facia Bracket - Lets you attach the front panel solidly while still adjusting fitment on site.
• Smart Push/Push Open - Optional mechanism lets drawers open without handles — just push and go.
• Minimal Space Requirement - Slim profile slides fit with only ~27 mm clearance under the drawer box — ideal when space is tight.
• Good Load Capacity - Rated around 35 kg per pair on most models, enough for heavy cutlery trays or tools.

Applications

In practice, the Ebco concealed slide is a dead‑simple solution for handle‑less drawers in kitchens, bedrooms, offices and workshops — wherever you need that flush look without sacrificing smooth movement. Fit ’em in timber carcasses or custom builds, and you’ll see why cabinet makers love these: they hide out of sight, but they perform reliably under daily use.

Why Choose This Model

Here’s the thing — not all drawer slides are made the same. Choosing a concealed slide with facia bracket means you’re setting up drawers that don’t clunk, sag or look unfinished. You avoid pokey gaps and clumsy handles, and in tight jobs where clearance is scarce, these slides fit where bulkier ones simply won’t. And trust me — that matters a lot on custom builds and high‑end installs.

Technical Specifications Explained

• Load Capacity - How much weight the slide can carry; 35 kg is stout enough for daily‑use drawers with cutlery, tools or pantry goods.
• Length Options - Common lengths like 350 mm, 400 mm, 450 mm and 500 mm let you match slide length to drawer depth for stable, full‑travel movement.
• Clearance Requirement - Slides need roughly 27 mm under the drawer box, so you won’t need to hack away carcass panels to make them fit.
• Finish - Zinc plated white or stainless steel finishes help resist rust and handle workshop dust and moisture.
• Adjustment - Some models let you tweak around three axes (height, depth, side‑to‑side) to fine‑tune drawer alignment without extra drilling.

Who Should Buy This

If you’re a cabinet maker, handyman or serious DIYer who hates cheap runners that wear out in a year, the Ebco concealed drawer slide is a sensible upgrade — especially for handle‑less or minimalist cabinetry. This isn’t a flimsy, throwaway part; it’s proper hardware that stays hidden but keeps drawers feeling slick day in, day out.

And if you’re fitting kitchens or furniture where every joint and gap matters, investing in decent concealed slides with a facia bracket will save you headaches down the line — trust me, you’ll notice the difference every time you open a drawer.