What do you call a Runner?

[60 oldjohn]

I am going to tidy my workshop tools by hanging one or two plywood sheets 2ft x 3ft vertical under my bench to hang saws ect that I dont use that often. Each sheet will hang from one slider / runner simila to what kitchen draws use. Anyone know what I should Goole?
I hope there will be a proper unit rather than adapting Draw runners.
John.

[tiv48]

is this the kind of thing?
http://www.bullerltd.co.uk/product/2329/...oor-system
rob t

[60 oldjohn]

Thanks Rob, Something like that but the top runner needs to extend from 2ft to 4ft as plywood is pulled out, and I need to space the Ply sheets out a bit to get two facing sides covered in tools as well as the outsides also covered with tools.
John.

[60 oldjohn]

I just had a look at "full extension soft close" on that site, but they seem to be edge mounted for draws and I doubt it would be strong enough for my job.
John.

[Refugee]

Would the runners from a steel filing cabinet do?

[Tedzed1]

Would this site be of any help:

http://www.catchesandlatches.co.uk/drawe...-accuride/

[60 oldjohn]

I have just had a look at my filing cabinet runners and If I were to use them I would have to fit them in Pairs one at each side. Our Pull-out Larder uses something like I need but may be over enginered.
John.

[Refugee]

Would this site be of any help:

http://www.catchesandlatches.co.uk/drawe...-accuride/

Those look just like filing cabinet runners to me.
they will be much better than kitchen cabinet types and should be able to carry heave tools.

[60 oldjohn]

Thank you for all your research, The ones Paul found cost £23.14. £7.99 of that is P&P. So I looked on Ebay £9.48 a pair inc P&P, they look same 450mm rated at 45kg.
John.