This is the left side panel of a drawer that features an inlay design—meaning a decorative or functional piece is set into the surface. It's a side view, showing how the drawer fits together when seen from the side. This part connects the front, back, and bottom pieces of the drawer and includes grooves or notches for the inlay and drawer bottom to fit in.

The right side profile of an inlay drawer shows the drawer front sitting flush with the cabinet frame, just like on the left side. From this view, the drawer side is hidden inside the cabinet, and a small gap around the drawer helps it open and close smoothly. The drawer slides on runners or tracks inside the cabinet, which may be partly visible from the right side.

It is the part that attaches the drawer front to the sides of the drawer box. In an inlay drawer, this connector is usually hidden inside the drawer so the front sits flush with the cabinet frame. It helps keep the drawer front securely in place while allowing the drawer to open and close smoothly. The connector is strong and fits tightly to keep everything aligned perfectly.

An adapter for an inlay drawer side profile is a small part that helps connect or adjust the drawer sides to fit properly with the drawer front or cabinet. It allows different parts of the drawer system to join securely and makes installation easier. The adapter ensures that the drawer front stays flush with the cabinet frame and helps keep everything aligned.

This connector is typically used for plugging in cables or external devices, such as for audio, video, power, or data transfer. Its position on the rear panel keeps cables organized and out of sight, and the silver color may help identify it among other connectors.

It is typically used to connect external cables or devices, such as for audio, video, power, or data. Being on the rear panel helps keep wires neatly arranged and out of sight, making the front of the device look clean. The silver color can also help identify the connector more easily among others.