Sliding guide for drawers and other furniture parts slide out of the body of a piece of furniture

Pull-out guide (10) for a drawer and other furniture part capable of being pulled out of a carcass of a piece of furniture comprising

• a running rail (14) fixable on the drawer or on the furniture part and
• a carcass rail (12) fixable on the furniture carcass,
• a central rail (16) provided between the running rail (14) and the carcass rail (12),
• the rails (14 and 16) being guided so as to be longitudinally displaceable relative to one another by load-transmitting anti-friction bearings which are in each case retained rotatably in cages (22),
• wherein the anti-friction bearings are constructed as cylindrical rollers (30;
• 34) rotatable transversely in pull-out direction about a horizontal or vertical axis in each case, and which are capable of rolling on elongated planar tracks constructed on the respectively associated rails, and
• at least some of the cylindrical rollers (30) are mounted so as to be rotatable about the horizontal axis and are disposed in the respectively associated cage (22) so as to be offset with respect to one another laterally in the direction of their longitudinal central axes relative to other rollers (30) which are mounted in the same cage (22) so as to be rotatable about the horizontal axis and roll on the same tracks in each case, wherein the cages (22) are formed by an elongate plastic U-shaped-profile (28) having two arms tilted by 90 degrees, receptacles for the rollers (30) are provided in the arms of the U-shaped profile (28) which are spaced from one another in vertical direction, and wherein a profile arm (32) projecting at right angles in front of the open mouth of the U-shaped profile is attached to a free edge of one of the arms of the U-shaped profile (28) of the respective cage (22), the receptacles for the rollers (34) which are rotatable about the vertical axis are provided in the profile arm, and the profile arm retains these rollers (34) in the region of and spaced from the second arm of the U-shaped profile (28).