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This is a heavy-duty nylon drawer slide spacer in white, rectangular in profile and 3/4 inch thick, designed to offset drawer slides away from the cabinet wall to achieve proper alignment, clear face frame lips, or compensate for uneven cabinet interiors. Sold by Bainbridge Manufacturing and intended for screw-on installation.
Drawer slide spacers earn their place on jobs where the cabinet side and the slide's intended mounting plane don't line up. In face-frame cabinets, the frame's inner edge often projects past the cabinet side, pushing the rear of the slide out of plane with the front. A 3/4 inch spacer at the rear brings the slide back into parallel so the drawer runs straight without racking. The same problem appears in cabinets where a rear mounting bracket sits proud of the side wall, or where accumulated finish, edge banding, or a glue line creates an uneven surface. At 3/4 inch, these spacers handle offsets that 1/4 and 1/2 inch versions can't reach, making them the right choice when shims and thinner spacers have already been ruled out.
Nylon polyamide is the standard material for this application: it doesn't creep under sustained compressive load, won't split when the mounting screw is driven, and holds a consistent dimension that a wood shim cannot guarantee. The white color is a practical choice in cabinet interiors lined with white melamine or painted white — the spacer doesn't draw the eye when a drawer is pulled open. For shops building production runs of white cabinets, ordering spacers in matching white keeps the finished interior consistent from cabinet to cabinet.
Cabinet installers working in existing homes reach for the 3/4 inch spacer when an older cabinet box has been repaired, shimmed, or painted so many times that the interior walls are no longer flat. Production cabinet shops specify it when their face frame stock runs heavier than standard, or when a drawer slide program calls for a specific standoff to meet a prescribed clearance. The white color targets shops and installers whose work is almost entirely white-interior cabinetry, eliminating any need to stock a second color. If your offset requirement is 1 inch or 1-1/4 inch, check the other thicknesses in this Bainbridge spacer family before ordering.
Stacking is not recommended. A stacked pair has no mechanical connection between the two pieces, so the assembly can shift during installation or under load. If you need more than 3/4 inch of offset, use a single spacer in the correct thickness rather than stacking.
In a white or off-white melamine interior the spacer is effectively invisible. In a stained wood or dark interior it may be visible when the drawer is fully open. Bainbridge offers this spacer in other colors — check sibling SKUs if the interior finish is almond, black, or natural.
The source data does not specify a screw size for this spacer. Use the same screw diameter specified for the drawer slide being mounted; the spacer's nylon construction accepts standard wood screws and cabinet hardware screws without pre-drilling in most applications.
Yes — the spacer sits between the cabinet wall and the slide's mounting face regardless of slide brand. Verify that the screw hole pattern on the spacer aligns with the slide's mounting holes before installing.
A drawer slide that's out of plane with its partner doesn't run true, no matter how good the slide is. The 3/4 inch white nylon spacer from Bainbridge puts the slide exactly where it needs to be — flat, stable, and matched to a white interior — so the drawer runs right on the first try.
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