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soft-close-drawer-slides-hard-to-close-file Oct 12,  · Do you need kitchen or bathroom cabinets? If you live in the Denver Metro area, come to visit Bath & Granite at E. 46th Ave. Denver CO We have th Missing: file. I bought some 18” soft-closing drawer slides from Menards and I can’t (FOR THE LIFE OF ME) get them to shut all the way. The drawers seem a tad tight (they don’t slide as easily as I thought they would) and the soft close kicks in but then leaves the drawer open about 1/2”.Missing: file. Unfasten the drawer slides on either side of the recess where the drawer fits using a screwdriver. Pull the drawer slides out of the recess after removing the mounting screws. Look for kinks or warping, preventing the drawer from closing. Fix or replace, as necessary.
Unfasten the drawer slides on either side of the recess where the drawer fits using a screwdriver. Pull the drawer slides out of the recess after removing the mounting screws. Look for kinks or warping, preventing the drawer from closing. Fix or replace, as necessary. This solves the hard pulling problem, but you lose the soft-close feature. The drawers will protrude out about a 1/4" further than they would if they were engaged with the gray mechanism, so depending on how deep your drawers are recessed from the front of your cabinet, they might protrude to the point that your cabinet doors do not close all of the www.- g: file. Oct 31,  · Materials needed: lubricant (spray-dry lubricant, wax, or tape), fine-grit sandpaper (optional) Remove the drawer by sliding it straight out. Lift upward when the drawer is pulled out nearly all the way in order to completely detach it from the slides. Examine the wood runners to determine the cause of the problem.

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