Drawer sysytems

Mike,
Having delt with teflon through work, The only problem you may/will have is Fixing it down, You will have to use some sort of mechanical means (countersunk screws) as not much will stick to teflon, I am also led to belive that it is quite Pricey.
It will last a long time as it has a very low coefficient of friction and therefor not wear, Just make sure your draws are securely restrained!!!!!

HTHKeep It On The Rough Stuff

Matt (W.A.)

Thanks Matt. I saw his add in Quokka for $1000- fitted which is a little less than most of the common ones but I haven't seen a sample yet. Appreciate your feedback

mike have a look at my reply to josh's question hope it helps

rexy

Mike A,
With Teflon being relatively soft just be aware hat if you get anything harder than Teflon like grit and sand etc it will stick into the teflon and wear the harder surface being the runner, this in turn will cause the draw to stick, plus you've got the fastening issue as mentioned before on another response. A my place of work we had a carbon steel pipe supported on a teflon skid trying to prevent fretting on a pipe support, over time sand and grit got embedded and wore through the pipe. Keep the shiny side up