Abstract: A cabinet drawer support beam is provided, and may include on an upper part of such beam, a rail or longitudinal sliding mechanism. An alignment mechanism may be fastened to the rail or longitudinal mechanism. The alignment mechanism may include a pinion that runs in the rack of the lower part of the support beam, and the support beam may be fastened to the cabinet wall by way of barrels and/or fasteners. At least two beams per cabinet may be included.

Abstract: A leveling system for panels or drawers within a cabinet comprising a rail; a front section having an intermediate opening, at least one opening and at least a first adjustment mechanism; wherein said rail supports said front section, and wherein said front section, supports at the same time, an inner wall by means of fastening means housed in said front section opening; a second adjustment mechanism disposed over said inner body housed in said front section intermediate opening; an adjusting means; and wherein said first adjustment means and said second adjustment means are linked by means of the adjusting means.

Abstract: Cabinet drawer support beam is provided. An upper part of the beam may include a rail or longitudinal sliding mechanism and may further include an alignment mechanism fastened to the rail or longitudinal mechanism including a pinion that runs in the rack of the lower part of the support beam. The support beam may be fastened to the cabinet wall by means of barrels and fasteners. In one example implementation, at least two beams per cabinet may be found.