drawer stops?

[oldcomputers]

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This is a rough of what I am looking for. These metal items are used to stop the drawer from going back into the dresser. They are put in place with a hammer.

What are they called?

[Swingman]

On "fine furniture"? .... Cheesy.

There are many other/better ways to do this on fine furniture, but more details would be necessary. If not, disregard.

[RicodJour]

Drawer stops.

You might want to consider an alternative, such as

[Phisherman]

Not sure of the name. But, I've made plenty of these from small hardwood scraps.

[J T]

Mon, Jul 9, 2007, 3:47am (EDT+4) [e-mail] doth sayeth: These metal items are used to stop the drawer from going back into the dresser.

You know, I've got that very same problem. Open a drawer, and have to keep ahold of it, or it'll go right back into the dresser.

JOAT I do things I don't know how to do, so that I might learn how to do them. - Picasso

[Larry Blanchard]

Something I've used with success is plumbing washers. The tapered ones. Put in place with a screw through the middle hole. Gives a "soft" stop which reduces shock on the drawer. The diameter can be varied a little by the tightness of the screw for small adjustments.

[oldcomputers]

Ok, so from these replies, I've found thay are called:

DRAWER STOPS, DOUBLE PRONGED

I saw them in Google Images.

Thanks for all the input.

[oldcomputers]

I meant:

DRAWER STOP, DOUBLE POINT