Does it need slides?  I would imagine the drawer itself is light enough that a friction fit would suffice and still provide enough travel to get anything that happens to fall to the back of the drawer.

10" x 24" is sort of an odd shape to shoot for a friction fit. Seems to me it would rack easily. Might be a fun challenge, but it could turn ugly. I haven't used 10" full extensions, but I've used a lot of 14"s with no issues at all.

I used Blum hardware for very similar size drawers, no problems at all. They've been in use for about three years now, still work fine.

I think you are overthinking it. With metal ball-bearing slides, it will be fine. I have done drawers in as many configurations are you would care to count. Wide, short, angled faces, radius faces, you name it. Angled faces where the slides are several inches out of square to the back of the cabinet are rather wild looking.
The one under the end of my assembly table is 40" wide, 20" deep, and pretty well overloaded.
They all open just fine.
The reddish looking one in the pic was 5 degrees out of square. That made it close enough to keep the guide equal. The curved one was off a lot more. It required 2 different lengths and you still had to engage one side long before the other.
The want to go straight, the enemy of drawer guides is being too tight. Most of the side mount sets will tell you to make the drawer 1" smaller than the opening, taking an additional 1/16" helps.

@Packard 

Not sure if this would be helpful for your purpose, but in their KlearVue kitchen cabinet line, Menards sells a 24 inch wide drawer kit to fit a 14 inch deep cabinet.  It has the slides built in.

https://www.menards.com/main/kitchen/kitchen-cabinets/klearvue-cabinetry/kl-eumlarve-cabinetry-trade-drawer-kit/ka0005/p-1444438786278-c-1464384999723.htm

I believe the actual drawer dimensions are smaller since it's designed to fit into a cabinet box that is that width and depth overall.

Mike A.

The mirrors are coming off, and the colors on the wall are sample colors.  If I make it 24” wide, there will remain 27 to 28 inches of walk through.  So I cannot go much longer.  I want the console to align with the mirrored section.  (I am going to add a wallpaper accent to replace the mirrors.

(The image is not loading.  I’m going to have to play with this a bit.  OK.  Got it. 

It is easier to visualize the jog if you scroll to the bottom of the picture.  The wall to floor junction clearly shows the offset.

This was a very “high tech” fireplace in the early 1950s, I think it was called a “heatolator”.  It resulted in a massive chimney.  But since it did not include an intake vent from outdoors, it creates a negative air pressure in the house and as a result a fire makes the house colder than if none were used.





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