Sliders for shelving/storage in Ireland

Benbecul97

Any idea where to get sliders for shelving/storage in Ireland?

Something like this http://www.modmyrv.com/2009/01/03/rv-sliding-storage-cargo-tray
but not sliders that might span a couple of feet for a garage, more like shorter sliders suitable for a wardrobe space.

Thanks!

alias no.9

Look at the Algot range in IKEA, you can get wire baskets that slide into free standing frames or wall mountable guides. It may just fit the bill.

crabbypaddy

I got heavy duty full extension ball bearing drawer slides in b&q about 18 for a pair. Hafele is where professional cabinet makers would get all that stuff not sure if they will do cash sale though. Wurth may also have.

Benbecul97

alias no.9 wrote: »

Look at the Algot range in IKEA, you can get wire baskets that slide into free standing frames or wall mountable guides. It may just fit the bill.

Thanks alias no.9!
Yes, the Algot range looks the part alright, just not sure if it would be wise for me to use the side wall of the van to take the weight of the wall uprights/brackets/pull-out rail for baskets/baskets and clothes themselves x 4.

Benbecul97

crabbypaddy wrote: »

I got heavy duty full extension ball bearing drawer slides in b&q about 18 for a pair. Hafele is where professional cabinet makers would get all that stuff not sure if they will do cash sale though. Wurth may also have.

Thanks crabbypaddy!
I see B&Q have these sliders (they call them "drawer runners"!!) from 6-9 per pair depending on the length (12" to 20"), these will do the trick with some 9mm plywood attached as "drawers", thanks!

crabbypaddy

Benbecul97 wrote: »

Thanks crabbypaddy!
I see B&Q have these sliders (they call them "drawer runners"!!) from 6-9 per pair depending on the length (12" to 20"), these will do the trick with some 9mm plywood attached as "drawers", thanks!

That sounds very cheap are they just normal partial extension drawer runners, the ones I was talking about are full extension ball bearing rated for 45kg:
http://www.diy.com/search/results/?question=rothley+ball+bearing

Benbecul97

crabbypaddy wrote: »

Benbecul97 wrote: »

Thanks crabbypaddy!
I see B&Q have these sliders (they call them "drawer runners"!!) from 6-9 per pair depending on the length (12" to 20"), these will do the trick with some 9mm plywood attached as "drawers", thanks!

That sounds very cheap are they just normal partial extension drawer runners, the ones I was talking about are full extension ball bearing rated for 45kg:
http://www.diy.com/search/results/?question=rothley+ball+bearing

Its these ones (Rothley Self Closing Bottom Mount Drawer Slide - various sizes):
http://www.diy.com/search/results/?question=drawer+runners

crabbypaddy

Benbecul97 wrote: »

Its these ones (Rothley Self Closing Bottom Mount Drawer Slide - various sizes):
http://www.diy.com/search/results/?question=drawer+runners

I checked manufacturer those are rated to 45kg too, and the extension is about 80% so should do the job.

Benbecul97

crabbypaddy wrote: »

Benbecul97 wrote: »

Its these ones (Rothley Self Closing Bottom Mount Drawer Slide - various sizes):
http://www.diy.com/search/results/?question=drawer+runners

I checked manufacturer those are rated to 45kg too, and the extension is about 80% so should do the job.

Thanks crabbypaddy!
I believe 'we' now don't need drawer runners - fixed shelving is fine!!:D

Benbecul97

crabbypaddy wrote: »

Benbecul97 wrote: »

Its these ones (Rothley Self Closing Bottom Mount Drawer Slide - various sizes):
http://www.diy.com/search/results/?question=drawer+runners

I checked manufacturer those are rated to 45kg too, and the extension is about 80% so should do the job.

Thanks crabbypaddy!
I believe 'we' now don't need drawer runners - fixed shelving is fine!!:D