Hettich

Hettich Quadro V6 Push-to-Open Drawer Runner Set – 30kg Load Capacity, with Clips

$47.84

Designed for seamless, handle-free living — experience effortless drawer opening with precision German engineering.

The Hettich Quadro V6 Push-to-Open Drawer Runner Set brings sophisticated functionality to handleless cabinetry. Combining smooth full-extension movement with Hettich’s precision ball-bearing design, this system delivers a clean, modern aesthetic without sacrificing strength or performance.

With a 30kg load capacity, it’s ideal for everyday drawers in kitchens, bathrooms, and living spaces. The push-to-open mechanism activates with a gentle press, allowing drawers to glide open effortlessly and close smoothly for a refined, silent user experience. Each set includes runners and catches for box drawer installation, ensuring simple, reliable setup.

Features
• Push-to-open function for handle-free drawer design
• 30kg load capacity for medium-duty use
• Full-extension access with smooth, controlled glide
• Advanced ball-bearing system for long-lasting precision
• Includes catches for box drawers
• Engineered in Germany for quality and reliability

Specifications & Downloads
Lengths Available: 300mm, 350mm, 400mm, 450mm, 500mm, 550mm, 600mm
Load Capacity: 30kg
System Type: Quadro V6 Push-to-Open
Set Includes: 1x pair Quadro runners, 1x pair catches for box drawers
Care: Wipe with a soft damp cloth; avoid harsh cleaning agents

Customers asked these questions about Hettich Quadro V6 Push-to-Open Drawer Runner Set – 30kg Load Capacity, with Clips

Answers from experts.
Runner Compatibility With Existing Drawers
Will these runners fit my existing kitchen drawers?
In most cases, these are not a direct "unscrew and swap" replacement for standard side-mounted or white roller runners. Undermount runners like the Hettich Quadro V6 require your drawer boxes to be built to very specific dimensions-typically with a slightly narrower width and a specific notch cut into the back panel to accommodate the runner tracks. If you are upgrading an existing cabinet, you will likely need to build new drawer boxes or significantly modify your current ones. These are best suited for new joinery or a complete drawer refit where you can ensure the drawer side thickness is 16mm or less.
This is an intermediate to advanced DIY task. While the "slide-on" assembly with the included clips makes the final connection satisfyingly simple (listen for the click), the setup requires accurate drilling and measuring. You will need to drill precise pilot holes for the clips on the underside of the drawer and cut a specific hook-hole in the back of the drawer. If you are comfortable with a tape measure, square, and drill, it is very achievable. However, if your cabinets are out of square or bowed, you may find the setup frustrating as these runners tolerate very little misalignment.
For the vast majority of residential drawers-holding cutlery, utensils, Tupperware, or pantry staples-30kg is ample capacity. Keep in mind that this rating includes the weight of the wooden drawer box itself. If you are planning a very wide, deep drawer specifically for stacking heavy cast-iron cookware or large stacks of ceramic plates, you might approach the limit. In those specific heavy-duty zones, we typically recommend upgrading to a 50kg or 70kg runner class, but for 90% of kitchen use, the 30kg Quadro V6 is the standard workhorse.
No, they are engineered specifically to eliminate "clunk." The "Silent System" engages the soft-close mechanism for the last few centimetres of travel, gently braking the drawer and pulling it closed without a sound. Additionally, the runners use steel balls running in steel profiles, which provides high vertical and lateral stability. This means your drawer won't rattle or wobble side-to-side when you pull it, a common annoyance with cheaper runner systems.
Under normal household conditions, the Quadro V6 is self-cleaning and maintenance-free. The rolling action of the ball bearings pushes dust out of the tracks naturally. You should absolutely avoid adding grease, oil, or silicone spray, as this will only trap dust and potentially gum up the dampeners. If you do spill something sticky (like honey or syrup) into the mechanism, the best approach is to unclip the drawer (using the quick-release catches), wipe the runner with a damp cloth, dry it thoroughly, and clip the drawer back in.