4603AL-32 Drawer Bumpers Screw-On Plastic Almond

Drawer Bumpers Screw-On Plastic For Cabinet Use

drawer bumpers screw-on plastic from Bainbridge Manufacturing provide a simple way to soften drawer closing by mounting a plastic stop directly to the cabinet. The bumper is 1/2 inch thick, so it stands proud enough to catch the drawer front and absorb impact before wood contacts wood. Its 1-1/4 inch length spreads that contact area, which helps distribute force along the edge instead of concentrating it in a small spot. The almond color matches common light cabinet finishes, so the bumper blends into many interiors while still being easy to spot during installation. With no reference tab, this style stays compact, which suits tight clearances around drawer openings where extra projections can interfere with movement. Classified under drawer slides accessories, it supports smoother drawer operation as part of the overall hardware setup.

Key Drawer Bumper Details That Support Work

• The plastic construction gives this drawer bumper a consistent contact surface, so it takes the impact instead of the cabinet edge, helping reduce wear at the meeting point over repeated openings.
• The 1/2 inch thickness creates a defined stand-off between the drawer front and cabinet, which helps maintain a predictable gap that installers can factor into their layout and alignment work.
• The 1-1/4 inch length provides an extended stop area, so the drawer front contacts the bumper across more surface, which can lessen point pressure on finishes along the frame.
• The screw-on design uses a single #4 x 1/2 inch flat head screw (Item # WW40005), so installers have a clear mounting method that ties the bumper firmly into the cabinet material.
• The almond color matches light cabinetry tones, so the bumper presents a low-contrast appearance in many cabinet interiors while remaining visually trackable during fitting and adjustment.

Screw-On Drawer Bumper Mounting And Fit Details

This drawer bumper affixes to the cabinet with one #4 x 1/2 inch flat head screw, giving it a fixed mounting point that resists movement under regular drawer use. Because it is 1/2 inch high, installers can position it where the drawer front will engage squarely, then rely on that height to set the final stop depth. The 1-1/4 inch length offers some flexibility along the rail or stile, so it can be located where material is solid without changing how far the drawer closes. With no reference tab, the body stays streamlined, which can help when working near drawer slide hardware or face frames that leave limited mounting real estate.

How This Almond Drawer Bumper Fits Cabinet Projects

Where This Drawer Bumper Works In Cabinets

This Bainbridge Manufacturing drawer bumper is specified as a drawer slides accessories part, so it is intended to work alongside slides as the final closing stop on the cabinet side or frame. The 1/2 inch high profile lets it serve as the first point of contact when a drawer is pushed in, which helps protect both the drawer front and the cabinet face from direct impact. At 1-1/4 inch long, it suits placement along rails, stiles, or interior cleats where there is enough flat surface for the bumper body and the mounting screw. The almond finish aligns with light-colored cabinets often used in kitchens, baths, and built-ins, so it integrates visually with those systems while still providing a defined stop surface. Because there is no reference tab, it can be positioned freely to match specific drawer geometries without a molded locator dictating placement.

Why The 1/2 Inch Height And Screw Mount Matter

The defined 1/2 inch thickness gives installers a predictable stop dimension, which helps when they are setting reveals and planning how drawer fronts sit relative to the cabinet face. That fixed height simplifies repeated installations across a bank of drawers, because each bumper can be placed to deliver the same stand-off, supporting consistent gaps. The single #4 x 1/2 inch flat head screw mount creates a mechanical connection into the cabinet material, so the bumper stays aligned with the expected impact point during routine drawer use. Using a flat head screw allows the head to sit inset in the bumper, improving its appearance and keeping the contact area focused on the plastic rather than on metal. The absence of a reference tab means the bumper profile remains compact, which can be valuable where drawer slides, face frames, or internal dividers leave narrow zones for stop placement without interfering with drawer travel.

Common Questions About This Drawer Bumper

Selecting This Almond Bumper For Drawer Projects

The Bainbridge drawer bumper almond 1/2 inch high design gives a defined stop dimension that supports consistent drawer reveals, while its 1-1/4 inch length offers a broad contact area for everyday use. The screw-on mounting with a #4 x 1/2 inch flat head screw ties the bumper directly into the cabinet, creating a stable impact point that works alongside drawer slides. For cabinet builders and installers needing a plastic stop that coordinates with light interiors and fits into tight mounting zones without a reference tab, this 4603AL-32 bumper is ready to integrate into drawer slide layouts and closing plans.