Maitys Plastic Drawer Glides and Slides Drawer Stoppers for Dresser Tack for Repairing Dressers, Square and L Shape(30 Pieces)

I have old OLD cupboards worked well to make them work better

These have definitely improved the "slidability" of my drawers, but they're not a perfect solution. My drawer will occasionally catch one of the stoppers at the wrong angle and turn it around, creating some jamming problems. I've tried to correct the issue with glue to no avail. If you're using these solely to reduce friction, they work great. But definitely don't use them as a guide for wooden drawers that have a lot of side-to-side movability on their tracks.

It’s very nice for the drawers. Makes them slide open and close easy.

Alot thinner and smaller than expected. Broke about 4 of them during install. Don't expect them to last long. You get what you pay for.

For five years I've been meaning to fix these kitchen drawers. The third picture shows the original piece I was trying to find. I needed some kind of hook like the white hook on the right of the drawer. I have an older home so I had no luck finding a replacement piece. I stumbled upon these brown things from Amazon by mistake. All I needed was something for the drawer to rest on and these work perfectly for that. They need to be hammered in which I found difficult to do at an angle so what I did was hammer in a pilot hole with a regular nail and then I was able to pop these brown pieces into place. The two collage pictures shows what my drawers looked like before and after fixing them. I'm extremely grateful I found these because now I'm not embarrassed to have people see my kitchen.

Work great for furniture I refinish

The first few attempts with the L shaped glide were a FAIL! Also need 16 of them and the description stated that there were 20. Nope….there were only 10 of them. Now I have wasted my money because 3 of the L shaped ones are broken or bent and useless and the flat ones are not compatible with my drawer frames.Waste my money: ✅

These were a lot smaller than the ones I was replacing on a dresser but the ended up working fine. I broke a couple hammering them in, would recommend making a small drill hole first.

Nails bent very easily and plastic os flimsy