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The Bainbridge 1-3/4 inch spacer block is a screw-on nylon fitting that offsets a drawer slide away from the cabinet sidewall, creating the clearance or alignment needed when the wall thickness, face frame, or cabinet construction depth puts the slide in the wrong plane. Mount it between the cabinet member and the cabinet wall to correct the offset without shimming, cutting filler strips, or improvising with scrap material.
Face-frame cabinets are the most common home for a spacer block this size. When a slide mounts inside a face-frame cabinet, the frame's thickness pushes the front of the slide forward while the rear sits directly on the cabinet side — creating a tilt that prevents the drawer from running true. A 1-3/4 inch block at the rear brings the slide back to level. The same block works in frameless cabinets where a partition wall, applied panel, or interior fitting leaves a gap that the slide's mounting flanges cannot bridge on their own. It also finds use in retrofit situations where a thicker replacement slide needs to sit proud of an existing mounting surface.
Nylon polyamide holds its shape under the side load that a mounted drawer slide applies over years of cycling. Unlike wood shims, it will not crush, split, or absorb moisture and swell out of square. The white color is carried through the material, not a surface coating, so a screw hole or edge trim does not expose a contrasting core. The screw-on design means the block stays exactly where it is set rather than migrating during installation or drawer adjustment.
Cabinet shops doing production face-frame work keep a supply of these on hand because the 1-3/4 inch size covers the most common solid-wood face-frame thickness in residential and semi-custom cabinetry. Installers working on remodels reach for it when existing cabinets have been built or retrofitted in ways that create non-standard mounting depths. Designers and specifiers who detail their hardware packages include spacer blocks alongside the slide selection so the installer has everything at rough-in, without a second trip to the supply house. White is the right call when the cabinet interior is white melamine or painted white — the block becomes part of the background rather than a visible detail.
The block is a mounting surface, not a brand-specific component — it offsets a standard screw-on slide from the cabinet wall. Confirm that your slide's mounting holes align with the block's footprint before ordering. Slides with proprietary rear brackets or press-fit mounting may need the matching brand accessory instead.
Stacking is mechanically possible if both blocks are fastened securely, but a single correctly sized block is more stable. Bainbridge makes spacer blocks in other thicknesses — choose the size closest to your required offset rather than stacking.
Screw size is not specified in the product data. Use the screw called for by your slide manufacturer's installation guide, and confirm the block's hole diameter accommodates it before installation.
The 1-3/4 inch spacer block is available in multiple colors. The white version listed here is the right choice for white or light cabinet interiors; almond and black versions are separate SKUs for matching other interior colors.
One missing spacer block at installation can mean a mis-set slide that derails the whole drawer run. Having the right size and color on hand before the slides go in keeps the job on schedule and the drawer running true from the first cycle.
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