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Drawers are constructed in diverse ways using an assortment of materials. Commonly, wood and various types of wood composites, sheet metal, and plastic are utilized for drawers as well as the furniture they are enclosed within. Wooden drawers are frequently engineered to conceal end grain from side pieces and ensure a seamless front face. For added strength or aesthetic appeal, dovetail joints are often incorporated in corners, and half-blind dovetail joints are used at front corners to hide joints entirely. To secure the bottom piece of the drawer, a groove may be cut into four vertical sections where it is inserted. In most instances, one or two handles or pulls are attached to the front face of drawers to facilitate effortless removal from enclosures. Additionally, some drawers incorporate alternative methods for retrieval, such as pre-drilled holes in the front face or recessed areas designed to accept finger placement on the bottom side of drawers. Drawers with locking mechanisms to prevent unauthorized access are commonly found in filing cabinets and desk compartments. Most vintage or inexpensive pieces of furniture and cabinets rely on wooden glides, which allow for smooth sliding action as drawers open and close. Wooden slides can be treated with paraffin wax to minimize friction. In contrast, newer cabinetries and furniture frequently utilize plastic friction sliders or more advanced bearing systems for reduced binding and enhanced operation. A variety of bearings are used, including linear ball-bearing, roller-bearing, and progressive-action bearings. Drawer slides come in diverse configurations, ranging from light-duty designs supporting up to 75 pounds (34 kilograms) to heavy-duty models accommodating weights exceeding 450 pounds (204 kilograms). Typical drawer slides often feature a 100-pound (45-kilogram) load rating, making them well-suited for moderate weight requirements. Some drawer slides are designed with protective mechanisms that prevent accidental removal from enclosures, ensuring the integrity and security of stored items within.