Täisulatavaid

Täisulatavaid is an Estonian term that translates to "full-extension" or "fully extendable" in English. It is commonly used to describe drawer slides or runners that allow a drawer to be pulled out completely from its housing. This is in contrast to partial-extension slides, which only allow the drawer to be opened partway, leaving a portion of the drawer still within the cabinet or furniture.

Full-extension slides offer several advantages. They provide complete access to the contents of the drawer, making it easier to retrieve items, especially those stored at the back. This improved accessibility is particularly beneficial in kitchens for storing pots and pans, in workshops for tools, or in offices for files. They also allow for better organization within the drawer, as the entire space is visible and accessible.

The mechanism of full-extension slides typically involves multiple sections that telescope out from each other. When the drawer is pulled, these sections extend sequentially until the drawer is fully detached from its frame. They are usually constructed from metal, such as steel, and are designed to support varying weight capacities. The smooth operation of these slides can also contribute to the overall perceived quality of furniture. The term "täisulatavaid" is therefore a direct and descriptive way to communicate this functional feature in Estonian.