Plastic Locking Shelf Supports For 5 Mm Bores
Plastic locking shelf supports use a locking dual peg design with two 5 mm pegs on 32 mm centers, which locates solidly in system-bored panels and keeps the support positioned for repeatable shelf layouts in cabinet runs. These Bainbridge Manufacturing 3228WH-62 supports have clips oversized by 1/16 inch, so they accommodate shelf edges with laminate without crowding the panel, helping the shelf sit properly against the side. The design fits 3/4 inch or 1 inch shelves, covering common cabinet and closet thicknesses on a single run. A shelf rest area of 9/16 inch long by 7/8 inch wide spreads the load over a defined footprint, so the shelf bears on a predictable contact surface. The white finish coordinates with light interiors, which helps the supports blend into typical cabinet or closet casework.
Key Locking Dual Peg Shelf Support Details
- Two 5 mm pegs on 32 mm centers match standard system-bored rows, so supports seat consistently in line, keeping shelves level from cabinet to cabinet.
- Clips oversized by 1/16 inch allow space for laminate on shelf edges, so laminated panels can sit down fully without binding against the support.
- Design to accommodate 3/4 inch or 1 inch shelves covers both common shelf thicknesses, so one support style works across different cabinet or closet runs.
- Shelf rest area measuring 9/16 inch long by 7/8 inch wide provides a defined bearing surface, so the shelf contacts a predictable pad instead of a point.
- Plastic locking construction from Bainbridge Manufacturing 3228WH-62 provides a matched part number reference, so installers can specify or reorder the exact same support.
Mounting Fit For 5 Mm Bore Applications
This locking dual peg shelf support uses two 5 mm pegs on 32 mm centers, so it fits drill patterns laid out on that spacing in cabinet or closet sides. The 1/4 inch peg length engages the bore depth while staying within typical side thicknesses, which helps the support anchor without projecting through. Because the supports are sized to handle 3/4 inch or 1 inch shelves, they match standard sheet goods used for cabinet and closet shelving. The clips being oversized by 1/16 inch makes room at the edge for laminate buildup, which helps laminated shelves sit flat on the 9/16 inch by 7/8 inch shelf rest area.
Using Bainbridge 3228WH-62 Shelf Supports On Jobs
Where These Plastic Locking Shelf Supports Work
The Bainbridge Manufacturing 3228WH-62 plastic locking shelf supports sit in 5 mm bores on 32 mm centers, so they fit layouts based on the 32 mm system in cabinet sides, closets, or similar casework. With a locking dual peg layout, the two 5 mm pegs register the support in the panel, which helps hold position even when shelves are loaded or adjusted. The design accommodates 3/4 inch and 1 inch shelves, so it fits typical cabinet shelves cut from common sheet stock thicknesses. Clips oversized by 1/16 inch leave clearance for laminate edges, which suits shelves built from laminated panels in kitchens, closets, or storage cabinets. The 9/16 inch by 7/8 inch shelf rest area provides a defined landing zone, so the shelf bears on a consistent pad along the interior.
Why These Shelf Support Details Matter In Use
The two 5 mm pegs on 32 mm centers lock into matching bores, which helps each support align with its neighbors and keeps shelf lines straight across a run. Peg length of 1/4 inch engages enough depth in the bore for stability while staying within common side thicknesses, which supports the shelf without penetrating through the panel. Because the clips are oversized by 1/16 inch to accommodate laminate, laminated edges can sit down fully on the support, reducing interference where laminate meets the support body. The ability to handle both 3/4 inch and 1 inch shelves lets installers carry one Bainbridge 3228WH-62 part for different shelf thicknesses on a project. The 9/16 inch long by 7/8 inch wide shelf rest area centralizes the bearing surface, which helps distribute the shelf load over that pad and defines exactly where the shelf contacts the support.
Common Questions About Bainbridge 3228WH-62 Supports
What shelf thicknesses do these shelf supports handle?
The plastic locking shelf supports accommodate 3/4 inch or 1 inch shelves, so they match two common shelf thicknesses used in cabinet and closet construction.
What bore size and spacing do the dual pegs require?
The supports use two 5 mm pegs on 32 mm centers, so they fit panels drilled with 5 mm bores laid out on a 32 mm system pattern.
How does the 1/4 inch peg length affect installation?
The 1/4 inch peg length lets each peg seat into the 5 mm bore without exceeding typical panel thicknesses, so the support anchors in the side material.
Why are the clips oversized by 1/16 inch on these supports?
The clips are oversized by 1/16 inch to accommodate laminate, allowing laminated shelf edges to sit properly on the support without binding at the edge.
What is the size of the shelf rest area?
The shelf rest area measures 9/16 inch long by 7/8 inch wide, so the shelf bears on a defined pad rather than on a narrow point.
What does the Bainbridge 3228WH-62 part number represent?
The Bainbridge 3228WH-62 part number identifies this specific white plastic locking dual peg shelf support, which helps match exact replacements on future jobs.
Selecting These Shelf Supports For Your Project
The Bainbridge Manufacturing 3228WH-62 plastic locking shelf supports combine two 5 mm pegs on 32 mm centers with a 1/4 inch peg length, giving a defined fit in 5 mm system bores. Clips oversized by 1/16 inch accommodate laminate, while the 9/16 inch by 7/8 inch shelf rest area provides a clear bearing surface for 3/4 inch or 1 inch shelves. For cabinet or closet work laid out on the 32 mm system, this white locking dual peg design gives a consistent, repeatable detail you can specify by part number on drawings and material lists.
