Drawer Removal Question

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Casey from SWISCO responded:
May 20, 2009

Usually, the following method works: Stand in front of the furniture, place a hand on each end of the drawer front, stand back and pull. Pull straight out. Once the drawer has come past the stop feature, it can be removed. This is what Kenlin recommends. However, different manufacturers use the Kenlin Rite-Trak drawer guide system, and sometimes they build different ways of removing the drawers. So if in doubt, your best bet is to contact your dresser's manufacturer for instructions on removing the drawers.
A quick learner from New Jersey says:
May 20, 2009
how do i remove a drawer that has this glide. My daughter's drawer over flowed with junk and something is behind the drawer that prevents it from closing completely. I cannot figure out how to remove the drawer. There is no spring clip that I can see. Do I need to remove the rail entirely? Help!
A quick learner says:
May 20, 2009
Thanks!!! That worked.
A quick learner from Richardson, TX says:
September 26, 2013
Thank you...I was stumped!
A home owner from florida says:
January 30, 2024
I have coaster furniture with this hardware. They plastic breaks up when I remove the drawers.
I guess that is why you are selling replacements, they are not long lasting it seems.
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