44 as is illustrated in fig3 once connected arms 40 overlie the eyelet area 56 with the u shaped cut out retaining member 48 engages at least a portion of the spacer 54 apertures 42 of the arms 40 receive the rivet accordingly arms 42 overlie the eyelet 56 while the u shaped cut out engages spacer 54 in this manner the catch 46 is effectively in keying or keyed relation with the handle 38 the biasing member 52 urges the catch in an upward inclination or in a engaging position one of the more convenient features of the arrangement is that the catch arrangement is not only spaced with the respective side wall 26 28 of drawer 22 but further the entire catch arrangement is behind front wall this offers some degree of protection against damage as a further particularly convenient advantage associated with this structure the fact that the drawer handle and catch arrangement are two distinct components allow for easy repair of either one of these elements without extensive expense to replace an entire catch and handle assembly of a typically associated with prior art arrangements further by positioning the pivoting action of the arrangement along a respective side wall the overall catch arrangement benefits from the structural integrity provided by the connection between a front wall and respective side wall as well as the base wall 32 as shown in fig3 the catch 46 is received within a slot 60 of a cabinet frame member 62 cabinet frame member 62 comprises a vertical wall is adapted to receive in engaged relation as shown in fig3 catch 48 of catch member 46 such that the drawer will not be inadvertently released from movement via the telescopic.