Bainbridge 3600BK-22, 1/2 Drawer Slide Spacer, Black

Precise 1/2-Inch Offset, Built for the Black Interior

This Bainbridge Manufacturing drawer slide spacer sets a 1/2 in offset between the cabinet side and the drawer slide, giving installers a reliable, repeatable standoff where the drawer box needs it. Sold 50 per box in black nylon, it suits production shops and jobsite crews running slide installs where color and consistency both matter.

Key Features

• 1/2 in thickness delivers a defined standoff that keeps the slide the correct distance from the cabinet side without shimming, scribing, or field-cutting.
• Black nylon (polyamide) construction resists moisture and compression while staying unobtrusive against dark cabinet interiors.
• Screw-on mount fixes the spacer in position before the slide goes on, so it cannot shift during or after installation.
• 50 spacers per box keeps the supply matched to a typical multi-drawer project run without over-ordering.
• Consistent thickness, box to box — molded nylon holds its dimension, so every spacer in the box places the slide at the same depth.

Where a 1/2-Inch Spacer Earns Its Place

Face-frame cabinets often need the slide moved inboard to clear the frame — a 1/2 in spacer handles that gap without rear brackets or custom shimming when the layout calls for side-mount placement. The same offset works when a cabinet side carries a 1/2 in filler panel, a nailer strip, or any applied material that shifts the effective mounting surface. In production environments, using a spacer of known thickness means the installer never has to measure or re-measure each opening: the spacer sets it and the screw locks it. Kitchens, bath vanities, closet rollouts, and utility cabinets all see this application regularly.

Material and Finish

Molded from nylon (polyamide), these spacers hold their shape under the clamping load of a fastener and resist the moisture fluctuations common in kitchen and bath cabinetry. Black coloring runs through the material rather than applied as a coat, so there is no finish to chip or scratch during installation. Because the spacers are visible in use — positioned between the slide and the cabinet side — the black matches dark melamine, black-painted interiors, and dark cabinet systems without drawing attention.

Who Orders These and When

Cabinet shops running consistent face-frame or modified frameless layouts keep a box of these on hand so installers are never waiting on shims cut from scrap. Contractors retrofitting slides into existing cabinets reach for a 1/2 in spacer when the original mounting surface has been built out by a panel or filler. Designers specifying a handle-less system in a dark interior appreciate that the hardware component color carries through to the installation detail. A 50-count box fits a mid-sized kitchen job or a closet system without leaving a large overstock. For larger production runs, check the family for bulk pack options in this thickness.

The Right Spacer Keeps the Job Moving

One consistent spacer thickness across every drawer in the cabinet means fewer adjustments, tighter installs, and drawers that run true from the first pull — exactly what a box of 50 should deliver on a real job.