Bainbridge Spacers, Almond, 3607AL-22

Almond Finish and the Right 7/8 Inch Offset for a Clean Drawer Install

This Bainbridge Manufacturing drawer slide spacer brings a 7/8 inch offset to installations where the cabinet side, face frame, or mounting surface puts the slide out of true — and does it in an Almond finish that disappears against the interior of almond-colored cabinets rather than standing out as mismatched hardware.

Key Features

• 7/8 inch thickness — bridges the specific offset that standard shims and smaller spacers can't reach in a single piece.
• Almond finish nylon construction — the color integrates with almond cabinet interiors, so the spacer doesn't read as an afterthought when the drawer is open.
• Screw-on mounting — attaches through the spacer body to the cabinet side or face frame for a stable, non-shifting position.
• Nylon (polyamide) material — holds its shape under clamping load without compressing or cracking the way softer plastics can.
• 50 per box — a shop quantity that covers a multi-drawer run without repeated reorders.

Where This Spacer Earns Its Place

Face-frame cabinets are the most common reason a drawer slide needs a spacer: the face frame sits proud of the cabinet side, and without a spacer the rear of the slide hangs unsupported or the front sits at the wrong depth. A 7/8 inch spacer fills a gap that shows up regularly in traditional American face-frame construction, particularly in cabinets built with thicker stock or when a replacement slide is marginally deeper than the original. It also handles situations where a filler strip, a nailer block, or accumulated finish thickness pushes the mounting surface out from the nominal panel position. The screw-on design keeps the spacer planted at the rear or along the cabinet side — it won't migrate under drawer cycles the way an unattached shim can.

Material and Finish

Nylon (polyamide) is the right material for this application: it is dimensionally stable, does not absorb moisture, and resists the minor compression that would throw slide alignment off over time. The Almond color is a finished match to almond melamine and almond thermofoil interiors rather than a painted approximation, so installers working in almond cabinets get a cohesive look instead of a gray or white spacer that catches the eye every time the drawer opens. Bainbridge supplies the spacer in a box quantity of 50, sized for cabinet shop production rather than a single-drawer repair.

The Installer and the Job It Fits

Cabinet shops running production work in almond kitchens will go through these in volume — the box quantity is sized for that pace. Finish carpenters and installers retrofitting slides into existing face-frame cabinetry will find the 7/8 inch thickness covers offsets that a 1/2 inch spacer leaves short and a 1 inch spacer overfills. The screw-on attachment suits both shop pre-assembly and field installation without requiring adhesive or specialized tooling. This spacer is for interior, dry cabinet environments — it is not rated for exterior or high-humidity applications.

The Right Spacer Keeps the Slide — and the Drawer — Running True

A drawer slide can only perform to its rating when it is mounted flat and square; a 7/8 inch nylon spacer in Almond is the piece that makes that possible when the cabinet geometry calls for it.