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Listings show capacities ranging from about 100 lb per pair up to 500 lb per pair, with many heavy‑duty models listing around 100 lb and some industrial models rated up to about 500 lb.

Some sliders use peel‑and‑stick adhesive to attach to furniture feet; others rely on a non‑adhesive rubberized surface that grips the floor and holds without leaving sticky residue.

Many heavy‑duty slides are sold in standard lengths to match drawer depth; listings commonly offer 10", 12", 14" and 16" options.

Features that reduce noise include rubber mute pads, nylon cushioning and coated finishes on slides. Moving pads and grippers protect floors by providing a slick or cushioned barrier that helps prevent scratches or tearing.

Many drawer slide sets include mounting screws, installation hardware, and step‑by‑step instructions. Furniture sliders are usually tool‑free or attach by peel‑and‑stick and typically require no additional hardware.

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