Precision fittings since 1888

Hettich Hardware for Cabinets That Work Every Day

Drawer slides, hinges and movement systems planned for OEM furniture lines, commercial interiors and MRO replacement programs.

1888 origin Cabinet hardware focus Global program support
Hettich drawer slide and hinge hardware on a cabinet assembly bench

Application lanes

Hardware programs organized by cabinet use

Each lane keeps the same practical focus: fit, load behavior, installation sequence and availability across the product life cycle.

Furniture OEM cabinet assembly

Furniture OEM Lines

Commercial fixture storage hardware

Commercial Fixtures

Laboratory storage cabinet fittings

Laboratory Storage

Facility maintenance cabinet retrofit

MRO Retrofits

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Selection checkpoints for Hettich slide and hinge families

Use these planning checkpoints before final sample approval, especially when one cabinet line must cover several installation teams.

Checkpoint Drawer slide program Concealed hinge program
Primary use Undermount, side-mount and runner sets for furniture and storage drawers. Soft-close and opening-angle options for framed and frameless cabinet doors.
Planning data Nominal length, load class, extension type and drilling pattern. Cup diameter, overlay, opening angle, baseplate and adjustment range.
Installation focus Runner alignment, drawer box tolerance and removal sequence. Door reveal, closing speed and repeatable jig setup.
Service continuity Cross-reference common replacement sizes before line changeover. Keep hinge arm and mounting plate pairs documented by cabinet series.

Vertical timeline

From workshop discipline to program supply

1888

Furniture hardware roots

Hettich's early manufacturing culture set the baseline for repeatable fittings, measured tolerances and catalog discipline.

1960s

Movement systems expand

Drawer runners, hinges and sliding hardware become planned parts of cabinet engineering rather than afterthought accessories.

1990s

Installation data matters

Factories and commercial installers rely on drilling patterns, adjustment windows and stable article references to reduce site rework.

Today

Line-card support

Program teams align availability, sample review and substitution notes before a cabinet range moves from prototype to repeat order.

Compact list

Documents buyers usually request first

PDF

Drawer runner installation checklist

Fit, removal, load review and drilling confirmation for cabinet programs.

PDF

Concealed hinge planning notes

Overlay, cup position, baseplate pairing and adjustment range review.

XLS

Program RFQ matrix

Use one sheet for SKU, quantity, finish, packaging and target delivery windows.

Application review

Map Hettich hardware before the cabinet program locks.

Send drawer dimensions, door overlay, finish requirements or replacement references. The response can focus on fit checks, sample needs and practical next steps.

  • Slide and hinge family shortlists
  • Installation and removal notes
  • Commercial and MRO program planning