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Drawer slide spacers solve the common problem of clearing cabinet face frames by providing a consistent stand-off between the cabinet side and the drawer slide. These drawer slide spacers are described as heavy-duty nylon brackets, so they support typical slide mounting where added offset is required without relying on wood shims. The spacers are specified at 1-1/4 inch depth, which sets a defined spacing distance to bring the slide out to the face frame plane on cabinets built with that offset. Their rectangular shape keeps the support area broad behind the slide rail, which helps keep the slide aligned as fasteners are tightened. The product is identified as black in color, so it visually blends with darker hardware layouts or interiors where exposed components are visible when drawers are opened. The manufacturer designation as drawer slide spacers positions them as a small but critical part of reliable slide installation.
The spacers have two cabinet mounting holes spaced 32 mm apart, so they fit into layouts that follow the common 32 mm system for cabinet drilling and make positioning straightforward on system-based casework. This 32 mm spacing connects the spacer firmly to the cabinet side at two points, which helps keep the bracket square to the opening while the installer tightens fasteners. A single center euro screw location is specified to mount the drawer slide to the spacer, giving a focused attachment point that ties the slide rail directly to the spacer body. This center euro screw mount simplifies aligning the slide because the spacer already establishes the offset, letting the installer set the slide against a known reference point.
The product is described as being for use with any drawer slides and specifically as being used to clear face frames, so it is suited to cabinet constructions where the face frame projects past the interior side panel. In that situation, the 1-1/4 inch depth of the spacer acts as the stand-off needed to bring the drawer slide flush with the face frame edge, which helps drawers run straight without racking against the frame. Because the spacers are categorized under drawer slides accessories, they integrate into hardware planning as part of the slide system rather than as improvised blocking. On runs of cabinets sharing the same face frame dimension, repeating these spacers at each slide location helps keep every drawer box centered the same way, which is important for consistent reveals across a bank of drawers.
The two cabinet mounting holes spaced 32 mm apart align with typical cabinet drilling practices, so installers working with system-bored panels can place the spacers where they need them with predictable hole alignment. That regular spacing helps keep the spacer vertical, which in turn keeps the attached slide rail straight from front to back. The dedicated center euro screw position for mounting the drawer slide to the spacer ensures the slide is pulled firmly to the spacer face, which reduces play between the parts and supports smooth drawer travel. The heavy-duty nylon bracket material provides a stable base that resists crushing under fastener pressure, supporting repeatable torque on screws without deforming the contact surface. Offered in black, alongside white and almond options referenced in the description, the black version fits projects where dark hardware is preferred so installations remain visually consistent inside the cabinet.
The drawer slide spacers have a 1-1/4 inch depth, which sets the offset from the cabinet side and is useful when matching face frame projection on cabinets using that dimension.
The spacers have two cabinet mounting holes spaced 32 mm apart, so they fasten to the cabinet side using that hole pattern to keep the bracket aligned vertically.
The spacer has one center euro screw location to mount the drawer slide to the spacer, tying the slide rail directly to the spacer face for a defined offset.
The product is described for use with any drawer slides, so it works across various slide types wherever a 1-1/4 inch offset is appropriate.
The drawer slide spacers are identified as heavy-duty nylon brackets, providing a rigid non-metallic base behind the slide during installation.
This spacer is identified as black, which suits darker cabinet interiors and hardware schemes where a dark mounting component is preferred.
The Bainbridge drawer slide spacer in black, with its 1-1/4 inch depth, aligns well with cabinet layouts that need a defined stand-off to clear face frames. Its two 32 mm spaced cabinet mounting holes and center euro screw location streamline layout on system-bored or carefully measured panels. The heavy-duty nylon bracket construction supports drawer slide performance by holding the rail at a consistent offset so drawers track properly. For projects where slide alignment and repeatable offsets matter, this drawer slide spacer provides a purpose-made solution tailored to that 1-1/4 inch clearance dimension.
Sold In: 1 Each
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Sold in: 1 Each | PL3604AL Mfr# 3604AL-52 | Drawer Slide Spacers Heavy-Duty Nylon Brackets, Rectangular 1-1/4", Almond | ||||
Sold in: 1 Each | PL3604WH Mfr# 3604WH-52 | Drawer Slide Spacers Heavy-Duty Nylon Brackets, Rectangular 1-1/4", White |