thank you. I accidentally clicked it before fastening it to the unit, and I thought it's forever.

Thanks!

this is great info, thanks.

i bought a historic mansion fixer upper. it has a beautiful staircase & woodpaneled foyer. the steps are in bad shape. they were filled with staples & still have regular large headed nails in them. many, many of them. they also have 1/2" gaps where the risers & treads meet on some of them. i need ideas of how to fill them in. strips of wood? i don't have the tools to cut them precisely. i need to figure out what to do with the nails. cut the heads off & fill in the holes? if anyone can offer some suggestions, i'd be much obliged. i am a 70 year old on a pension. my plans to gradually rehab it were killed with covid, the most recent recession & a heart attack. i will get it done, but it's going to take more years than i wanted. thanks for any help.

Thanks but isn’t it misleading to say “whilst pushing the drawer forward” - seeing another video it shows pushing the runner underneath forward. Guess I’ll find out as now to give it a try!

We are resituating my mother's kitchen and this video helped more than you can imagine! Thank you!

Thank you!

Oh man. Thanks a lot!

its called GOD read the BIBLE

Thank you.

We tried for 40 mins and Faild, but found your Video

Cheers!

Tq for your guidance bro💐🙏💐

10 years later and this video still helped me, thanks.

thank you!

Or just measure the distance under the bull nose and transfer that number and make lines on tread that distance and no cardboard needed

Call that creaky? Mine is over 85 years old and every step creaks in the gap at the bottom of the riser, not under the tread, so you only did half a job. I can see what's going to happen, muggins will have to do the Hary Potter impression and go under the stairs. Also do my impression of Bilbo Baggins being attacked by a giant spider...

Just paint them on the top and below : ))

Only a partial solution in a minority of cases. Stairs more commonly creak because the tread and riser loosen at the back. If you can't get under the stairs, pocket holes drilled and screws used from the front will help.

Might have to try this. Thanks for the video.

Lifesaver ..can't thank you enough!!!!

This is incredible! Works like a dream, I would never of got that in a million years, this is basically why the internet was created.

Brilliant thank you for this hint ,I assembled the drawers 3/4 years ago and hadn’t a clue how to remove (obstruction at the back ) and put the drawer back in ,well done Dominic !!

What if you need to replace a broken step(tread)? My steps are exactly like these. The edge tread is inside the string.

The guide sheet is simple and genious

This is the way!

Still a lifesaver

Saved me

You ABSOLUTE life saver you - FANTASTIC! Drawers have been in my kitchen for 23 years - and today I decided to take them out and give them a GOOD clean… done in seconds (with the help of my iPhone camera - drawers are very low) after fiddling about completely stumped for an hour or so! Thanks so so much

Thank you Gigachad!

Spot on thank you. Couldn’t figure it out myself 👍

I found the only way I could get the drawers out was by turning the cabinet upside down

I am so grateful that you posted this video! This decade old video saved me so many hours of frustration. You truly are a lifesaver :)!

hi i have reached a point where sanding is useless. please can anyone advise how to proceed?? i can not attach photos of my return my painted steps back to original wood. if there is away, i can attach photos of my issue, please let me know. thank you how do i attach photos, so you can see my troubles?

Works😊

Hi Dominic! This drawer is such a mess!!! You saved my day man!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you! Couldn’t figure out where the catch was.

This is the only one I could understand. Thank you.

How do we know there's not any pipes or wires underneath where were drilling?

9 years later this video just saved us selling our house 😂😂😂

Wow! So quick and easy, love this!

Do you have to use candle wax?

I Googled this video after a frustrating hour with a Rationell drawer. I was so relieved to it that, in self-righteous indignation, I looked further down the Google search to reassure myself that those incompetents/sadists/whatevers at IKEA hadn't put it on their website. But they have. It's all there in black and white. It just isn't the first Google result.... Oooops (x276?)

how do you find the supports to screw to them?

this was extremely helpful ! Cheers!

Fantastic knowledge sharing and clear instruction Many thanks

Thank you for explaining this. I do now recall how to do it, but had utterly forgotten. I was looking to the grey attachments at the end, to no avail. Quick prod and off. Fantastic. Thanks again.

Yep. Look carefully and you'll see a small white slot housing a plastic insert with a 'barb' slightly extended out at one end, which turns out to be a a protrusion from a much larger body of white plastic. I pushed hard into that slot against the barb with the handle of a teaspoon, and was able to simply pop up one corner of the drawer. Do the other side, the whole drawer lifts out. (Problem of a loose carcass mounting easily fixed thereafter). Don't give up, it's simpler than you think. Thanks so much for posting this.

Thank you kind sir!

Thank you so much for this video! I tried for three hours to pull out the shelves in an old Ikea cabinet. Watched a lot of videos. And only your video helped! Never in my life could I have found that button! I was in despair! Thank you very much!