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Drawer slide spacers give you a simple way to clear face frames when installing drawer slides, so slides line up where they need to be without reworking the cabinet. These Bainbridge Manufacturing heavy duty nylon brackets are designed for use with any drawer slides, which lets you standardize one spacer approach across different slide lines. Each spacer is 1/2 inch in depth, creating a consistent offset that helps keep drawer boxes running parallel to the cabinet side. The white color ties in with common light interiors, which keeps the hardware visually unobtrusive in open cabinets. By using a dedicated spacer instead of shims, you get repeatable positioning from cabinet to cabinet and a more predictable install time on multi-drawer runs.
These Bainbridge drawer slide spacers are set up with two cabinet mounting holes spaced 1-1/4 inches apart, so your pilot layout can repeat cleanly along a cabinet side. That predictable spacing is especially helpful when you are working down a tall bank of drawers and want all slides sitting at the same depth. The spacer is 1/2 inch depth, so the offset from the cabinet side to the slide is built in rather than measured every time. With one center euro screw location to mount the drawer slide to the spacer, the slide fastens directly to the spacer body, which keeps the assembly aligned while you secure it to the cabinet.
The web description states these spacers are for use with any drawer slides, so they are set up to sit between a cabinet side and the slide member in a wide range of slide choices. That flexibility matters when a shop runs more than one slide family and wants one spacer style on the shelf. Each spacer is 1/2 inch depth, which creates the same stand-off every time you mount a slide, so the slide face ends up in a predictable plane inside the cabinet. When you are building face-frame cabinets, that 1/2 inch offset helps move the slide past the frame, supporting smoother drawer action and reducing rub at the frame edge. The white color fits into light cabinet interiors, which keeps the installed parts visually consistent when drawers are fully extended.
Each spacer has two cabinet mounting holes spaced 1-1/4 inches apart, giving you a fixed hole pattern to follow as you fasten the spacer to the cabinet. That pattern lets you repeat the same drill locations for each drawer position, which supports straight, level runs across a bank of cabinets. The one center euro screw position to mount the drawer slide to the spacer ties the slide directly to the spacer, so once the slide is fixed to the spacer you can handle that assembly as a single unit during installation. By combining the 1/2 inch depth with this defined hole pattern, the spacer helps control both setback and alignment, reducing the chance of drawer slides drifting out of line between openings.
The drawer slide spacers have a 1/2 inch depth, which creates a fixed offset from the cabinet side so slides clear face frames and sit in a consistent plane across multiple drawers.
The spacers are described as heavy duty nylon brackets, so the spacer body is nylon, providing a stable, non-metallic interface between the cabinet and the drawer slide in typical cabinet environments.
Each spacer has two cabinet mounting holes spaced 1-1/4 inches apart, allowing a consistent fastening pattern along the cabinet side when you are setting up multiple drawer positions.
The spacer has one center euro screw location to mount the drawer slide to the spacer, so the slide and spacer are fastened together as one assembly during installation.
The web description states they are for use with any drawer slides, allowing one spacer style to work across different slide product lines in the same shop.
These 1/2 inch depth spacers provide a fixed offset and defined mounting holes, so slide setback and alignment repeat from drawer to drawer without relying on improvised shim stacks.
The Bainbridge Manufacturing spacer, part number 3611WH-62, is a 1/2 inch depth heavy duty nylon bracket in white, designed for use with any drawer slides. Two cabinet mounting holes spaced 1-1/4 inches apart and one center euro screw location for the slide create a repeatable mounting pattern that supports straight, consistent drawer action. For cabinet shops and serious installers working on face-frame layouts, standardizing on this spacer helps control offset and alignment from job to job. Use this spacer when you want your drawer slide positioning to follow the same dimensions every time instead of being adjusted by eye.
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Sold in: 1 Each |  PL3611WH Mfr# 3611WH-22 | Drawer Slide Spacers Heavy Duty Nylon Brackets, Round 1/2", White |