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These screw-on plastic drawer bumpers from Bainbridge Manufacturing protect drawer box interiors and cabinet stops while blending into almond-finished cabinetry. Sized at 1/2 inch thick by 1-1/4 inch long, they mount directly with a screw and require no reference tab, making them a clean, low-profile solution for production shops and custom cabinet work alike.
Drawer bumpers do one job: they set the landing point when a drawer closes and absorb the impact that would otherwise transfer to the drawer face, the box, or the slide itself. On cabinets with almond interiors — common in production kitchens, bath vanities, and office casework built on almond melamine panels — a white or clear bumper stands out against the substrate. These almond-finish bumpers disappear into that background, which matters in open-shelf or glass-front applications where the interior is visible.
The no-tab design suits installations where drawer travel clearance is tight or where a reference tab would catch on the drawer bottom or slide hardware. If your layout has room for a tabbed version, both exist; choose the no-tab style when clearance or a cleaner interior is the priority.
The bumpers are molded from plastic with enough rigidity to maintain their 1/2 inch height under the repeated contact load of a closing drawer. Unlike foam or felt pads, a screw-on plastic bumper stays fixed to its mounting surface and does not migrate or compress permanently over a cabinet's service life. The almond color is molded in, not painted, so it does not chip or wear through at the contact point.
Cabinet shops running almond-interior production lines can keep these on the shelf alongside their almond edge tape and melamine — one less visible mismatch in a finished interior. Contractors finishing custom vanities or built-ins with almond laminate interiors will find the color match reduces touch-up and inspection time. Homeowners replacing worn or missing bumpers in older almond-finish cabinetry can match the original hardware without painting or improvising.
No. Drive a single screw through the bumper into the mounting surface — the same screwdriver or driver bit you are already using on the job.
Yes. The screw-on design works on the cabinet back, the drawer box bottom, or any flat interior surface where you need a fixed standoff point.
The reference tab on some bumpers provides a registration point during positioning, which can speed layout when you are installing many cabinets in sequence. The no-tab version is the cleaner choice when that tab would interfere with the drawer bottom, slides, or the interior finish line.
Almond is a warm off-white common in production cabinetry from the 1980s through today. If your substrate is a standard almond melamine, this finish will blend closely — though exact shade matches vary by panel manufacturer and age.
Getting the color right on a bumper is the kind of detail that separates a complete interior from a careless one. The almond finish means the hardware reads as part of the cabinet, not as an afterthought dropped in at the end of the install.
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Sold in: 1 Each |  PL1938WH Mfr# 4603WH-32 | Bainbridge 100-Pair Box Drawer Bumper, White, 4603WH-32 |
Sold In: 1 Each