2-Pack Rok Hardware Soft Close for Wood Drawers/Soft Close Drawer Adapter/Add-On/Retrofit (White), SCD104W

Pros: well made for the purpose. Installs easily, and does what it says. No reason to believe it won't hold up.Cons: being secured with only one screw seems like what many people will have to do without extra DIY ingenuity. Worth the extra time to do it IMO.Thoughts: well worth the price. Got my entire kitchen done in part of an evening, super easy. I was going to replace the rails, but this works just as well, and saved tons of time and money

Ok, I have been replacing all my kitchen drawer and cabinet hardware with soft close hinges. This looked like a very simple option to compliment my soft close cabinet hinges, so I ordered a pair to try out. For me they will not work. I believe others have reviewed this as well, you have to first check the drawers you want to use these for and ensure the cabinet sides you will attach these to are flat. My particular drawers have a larger space inside with a thin piece of wood the drawer rails are attached to. There is simply not enough space for these, since the are installed directly above the existing drawer slide. It is not their fault they do not work, I should have been more familiar with the installation process prior to purchasing. I suppose I could glue a piece to the existing wood piece but this defeats the "simplicity" of what I was looking for. I may go ahead and do this for 2 of my most used drawers, but would not be interested in doing this for every drawer in my kitchen. Moral of the story: Check your installation site to make sure there is space above the existing hardware for these to be attached.Update:. Ok, glued a piece of wood to the existing drawer framework and stalled one of these on our silverware drawer. It was pretty simple to install althoughmlike others I found a YouTube video that explained it better. This works amazingly well. The "hard pull" others have complained about to me is negligible. This is obviously not as good as buying a whole new slide set, but it does soft close at much less installation effort. I needed only one on the first drawer so will install the second one tomorrow. May purchase additional sets for other often used drawers. Go for it!

I installed these about a year ago and it is still going strong! I keep my garbage pail in a pull out drawer and it gets used at least a dozen times a day. It used to be so loud closing and would always bounce back open. With this, the drawer is now silent and always stays closed! This means no waking the baby with noise, and a better smelling kitchen for the house! It was pretty straight forward to install as well. The durability and quality of this slide mechanism is very high.

I bought these for my 30" drawers in my Island. They would probably work fine for smaller sized drawers that are lightweight and don't have much in them. (The two drawers I have are holding my silverware and cooking utensils, so they're slightly heavier than any other drawer I have in the kitchen). That being said, I put one set (2 total) on EACH of my 30" drawers. They have a hard time pulling the drawer back in, as well as they slip off the little grab notch that is supposed to "drag the lever open, and soft close upon shutting". So if it slips off, it isn't set and ready to "soft close" when you shut it when you shut it. If you open the drawer really slow, it'll work 50% of the time, but if you open it like any normal person, it "jumps that latch" and then when you go to close it, it will stop about 3/4" from shutting all the way because you're hitting the front latch that WAS SUPPOSED to automatically drop out of the way upon opening. I know that's confusing, sorry! I just don't know a great way to describe what it's doing. Long story long, if you're drawer has any weight to it, these aren't great. 3 STARS because it would have been nice if a "max weight" was put in the description.

This was the most perfect alternative to replacing my existing drawer glides. The only uneasy feeling about it was having to mount the actuating part real close to the top of the drawer, which is not a fault of the product, just my original drawer glides position on the side of the drawer. Had they have been lower, this would have been easy. If you have shallow drawers with the glides or tracks at the middle of the side of the drawer, then this might not be for you. You only have to put one of these on each drawer, right or left side and it is easy. One screw mounts the soft closer mechanism, if the side of the cabinet is right next to the drawer glide you can put a second screw in the back of the closer, and two screws for the actuator part, done! This is the perfect alternative to the much more complicated process of changing out the entire set of drawer glides unless you can perfectly install a single under drawer self closer. For me this was an easy alternative to the ultimate process. I recall doing 4 drawers in an hour or less taking my time and being accurate with the actuator positioning. If you are hesitant about the ultimate which you should be, this is you answer, and no more slamming drawers!

I really love these as I can just add them to my existing drawers for a soft close. After installing one or two of them, they were pretty easy to install. The only nit I would pick with this is that the screw tops can become stripped pretty easily especially if you’re using a power drill to screw in. To alleviate this, I would just use the power drill or screwdriver to put them in partially and then tighten them by hand.

functionally, they work as expected. however one came in a ziplock bag and was missing the 2 flathead screws.

It took a while for me to understand how to install it alone, but after watching the video a few times I finally understood how it works. I only used one on each drawer, because I'm trying to save money. I have 40 drawers to install and my budget was limited. I only have one drawers that will not work.I think I really do need two on this drawer. I love it!