Sauder Woodworking Company

The Boeing Company

David M Dietrich

Richard A Nelson

Jerry D Grieser

Thomas B Warner

Gordon D Schumacher

Michael W Hayes

John E Inman

Jonaaron F Jones

Junior John G Macke

A dual drawer slide assembly for smooth and safe operation of a drawer in a cabinet. The assembly includes first and second drawer slides each including a drawer rail having a front end and a back end. A wall member extends between the front and back ends. A top member projects inwardly perpendicular to the wall member. A rail lip projects perpendicular to the top member and parallel to the wall member. A bottom member projects inwardly perpendicular to the wall member and parallel to the top member. Each of the first and second drawer slides includes a drawer glide having a first end adjacent the front end and a second end adjacent the back end. A side member extends between the first and second ends. An upper track projects inwardly perpendicular to the side member. The upper track is adjacent the rail lip. A track lip projects downwardly perpendicular to the upper track and parallel to the side member. The track lip is adjacent the wall member. A rail wheel is rotatably mounted adjacent the front end. The rail wheel is adjacent the side member, the upper track and the track lip of the drawer glide. A glide wheel is rotatably mounted adjacent the second end. The glide wheel is adjacent the wall member, the top member, the rail lip and the bottom member of the drawer rail.

Dual drawer slide assembly

A drawer bracket including a drawer front member defining at least one opening for receiving a fastening device. A drawer side member is adjacent the drawer front member. The side member is perpendicular to the front member. The side member has a front surface and a back surface. An attachment device is adjacent the back surface of the side member for attaching the side member to a drawer side.

Drawer bracket

A drawer assembly including a drawer back having a first end, a second end, a top end, a bottom end and a drawer back inner surface. The first end defines a first tongue. The second end defines a second tongue. The assembly further includes a first drawer side having a first front portion, a first back portion, a first top portion, a first bottom portion and a first drawer side inner surface. The first front portion defines a first front portion groove. The first back portion defines a first back portion groove. The first back portion groove receives the first tongue of the drawer back. The assembly includes a second drawer side having a second front portion, a second back portion, a second top portion, a second bottom portion and a second drawer side inner surface. The second front portion defines a second front portion groove. The second back portion defines a second back portion groove. The second back portion groove receives the second tongue of the drawer back. The assembly includes a drawer front having an outside surface and an inside surface. The assembly further includes a first drawer bracket having a first front member and a first side member. The first front member defines a first opening for receiving a first fastening device for attaching the first front member to the inside surface of the drawer front. The first side member defines a first bracket tongue. The first front portion groove of the first drawer side receives the first bracket tongue. A second drawer bracket having a second front member and a second side member is also included. The second front member defines a second opening for receiving a second fastening device for attaching the second front member to the inside surface of the drawer front. The second side member defines a second bracket tongue. The second front portion groove of the second drawer side receives the second bracket tongue.

Drawer assembly having interlocking members

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Napoleon, OH, United States of America

David M Dietrich