Drawer sound effects for all the ways a drawer opens and shuts. Smooth metal runners and sticky old wooden ones, slid quietly or slammed hard, from office desks to kitchen units. Then the rummaging, hands digging through whatever's inside for the thing they need. Small sounds. They do a lot of quiet work, telling you what a room is made of.
Libraries
67
Publishers
45
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, ambisonic
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$8 to $830
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Drawer open and close sound effects covering cabinet, desk, office, kitchen, dresser, paper, and wardrobe drawers across 72 stereo files recorded at 24-bit, 96kHz.
Door, drawer, and window sound effects featuring 371 recordings of opening, closing, latching, and locking actions across wood, metal, glass, and composite household, appliance, and vehicle thresholds.
Carefully recorded household sound effects featuring 123 distinct drawer movements, capturing both opening and closing actions with authentic wooden and metallic characteristics.
Through 63 detailed sound effects, this collection captures various drawer and cupboard interactions, featuring glass bottles, rummaging noises, and wooden/metal mechanisms in motion.
Professional collection featuring 129 drawer sound effects, including wooden, metal, and plastic variations, with multiple perspectives and actions like sliding, squeaking, and slamming.
Comprehensive collection featuring 375 high-quality sound effects of everyday doors and drawers, capturing various materials and actions from cabinets, appliances, and household fixtures in 24-bit precision.
Fridge and freezer sound effects across 170 UCS-compliant files covering door suctions, latches, bottle and jar rattles, plastic drawers, ice trays, and compressor hums, recorded at 96kHz with a Sennheiser MKH60.
A collection of over 15,000 24-bit/96kHz sound effects with metadata, featuring categories like transportation, backgrounds, sci-fi, construction, footsteps, and a large miscellaneous collection.
A drawer says a lot about a room. A metal filing drawer says office, while a wooden one that sticks says old house. The libraries here record plenty of both, opening and closing at different speeds, sometimes with the contents shifting inside. Games use drawers as loot sounds, so there are rummage sets where a character searches drawers and bags for something useful. Household foley puts them next to the Cupboard and the Wardrobe, and the Kitchen sets add cutlery drawers, so a whole home can be built from matching recordings. Thrillers use the slow, careful open when someone's snooping. Comedy gets the slam.