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These round, 1/2 inch nylon spacers from Bainbridge Manufacturing are designed to precisely offset drawer slides away from cabinet walls, door panels, or other surfaces during installation. Sold in a box of 1,000, they are a production-floor staple for cabinet shops building and installing drawers at volume.
Drawer slides sometimes need to stand off the cabinet side — to clear a face frame stile, to align a slide with a specific mounting height, or to compensate for a panel that is thicker than the slide's designed clearance zone. A 1/2 inch spacer handles the most common offset requirement in a single piece, which is faster than stacking thinner spacers and more consistent than shimming with scrap material. In white melamine or white-lacquer interiors, the matching finish means any spacer that stays visible when the drawer is pulled open does not draw the eye the way a black or metal shim would.
Nylon polyamide is the standard material for this type of fitting because it resists the compression set that softer plastics develop over time. The spacers will not deform under the clamping load of a driven screw or the cyclical stress of a slide that gets used daily. They are suited to dry indoor cabinet work — kitchens, baths, closets, office casework, and similar interior environments. The white color is molded through the material, not a surface coating, so it will not chip or flake at the screw hole during installation.
Cabinet shops running production lines go through slide spacers quickly, and buying in bulk at this quantity eliminates the friction of reordering every few weeks. The 1/2 inch size covers a large share of common offset situations without requiring a separate part number for each job. Installers who work primarily in white interiors — builder-grade kitchens, rental properties, or commercial office fit-outs — will find the white finish more appropriate than black or almond across most of their work. A box of 1,000 also supports branching into a small spacer inventory alongside other thicknesses in the Bainbridge line without overcommitting floor space to any single size.
Yes — the spacer itself is not brand-specific. It sits between the slide's mounting flange and the cabinet wall, so it works with any screw-on side-mount or bottom-mount slide that uses standard screw mounting positions.
The fastener passes through the center of the spacer and into the cabinet wall, sandwiching the spacer between the slide mounting point and the panel surface. This locks the spacer in place and keeps it from shifting during or after installation.
If your installation requires more than 1/2 inch of standoff, look at the 1 inch and 1-1/4 inch sizes in the Bainbridge spacer line. Stacking spacers of different thicknesses is possible but adds installation steps; matching the single-piece thickness to your required offset is the cleaner approach.
In dark or almond interiors the white finish will be more visible when the drawer is open. Bainbridge offers this spacer in black and almond finishes as well — match the spacer color to your cabinet interior for the cleanest result.
A thousand white nylon spacers at 1/2 inch means the bin stays full, the offset is consistent from drawer to drawer, and the hardware disappears into white interiors the way it should.
Sold In: 1000 Each
Quantity | Unit Price | Catalog | ||||
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Sold in: 1 Each | PL3611WH Mfr# 3611WH-22 | Bainbridge Spacers, White, 3611WH-22 |