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These Bainbridge 1 inch (64mm) rectangular nylon spacers bring a drawer slide out from the cabinet side wall or face frame so the slide sits in the correct plane for a straight, true-tracking drawer — all while keeping the hardware visually consistent in white cabinet interiors.
Side-mount drawer slides assume a flat, plumb cabinet side at a consistent depth. In practice, face-frame cabinets, applied panels, out-of-square openings, and overlay conditions all introduce gaps or offsets between the cabinet surface and the plane the slide needs to occupy. A 1 inch spacer closes that gap without shimming, scribing, or reworking the box. The rectangular shape distributes the load evenly across the mounting point, so the slide runs level even when the surface behind it is not perfectly flush. These are also useful when a shop standardizes slide depth across a run of cabinets with mixed wall conditions — one spacer thickness handles the whole job consistently.
Nylon (polyamide) is the right material for this application: it is rigid enough to resist compression under screw torque, dimensionally stable so the offset holds its 1 inch measurement after installation, and immune to the moisture cycling that would cause a wood shim to swell or shrink. The white color is consistent throughout the molded part, not a surface coating, so it will not chip or flake if the edge is trimmed to fit a tight space. In a white cabinet interior — white melamine carcass, white laminate sides, or a painted face frame — these spacers stay out of sight behind the installed slide.
Cabinet shops running white-interior kitchens and bath vanities reach for white spacers to keep the finished cabinet looking intentional rather than improvised. Installers correcting a face-frame depth on a retrofit job find the 1 inch size covers a common standoff condition in one piece rather than stacking thinner spacers. Designers specifying hardware for a fully finished white interior can call this spacer by finish without worrying about a mismatched color showing through a gap in the drawer travel. The heavy-duty nylon spec makes these appropriate for production use where slides are loaded repeatedly — not just a light-duty trim piece.
Pack quantity is shown in the ordering details on this page. Check the quantity field before adding to cart if you are sourcing for a full kitchen run.
Yes — the spacer is a generic standoff that sits between the cabinet surface and the slide's mounting holes. It is not slide-brand-specific; the slide fastens through or alongside the spacer using standard screws.
Measure the gap between the cabinet surface and the plane your slide needs to reach. If that gap is 1 inch, this spacer closes it in one piece. For smaller offsets, other thicknesses in this Bainbridge line cover 1/16 inch through 1-1/4 inch standoffs.
Nylon cuts cleanly with a utility knife or bandsaw, so trimming to fit a narrow stile or shallow mounting surface is straightforward without cracking or splitting.
A drawer that tracks true starts with a slide mounted in the right plane — and the right spacer is what gets it there. These white nylon rectangles handle the 1 inch standoff cleanly, keep the interior looking finished, and stay put through years of drawer cycles.
Sold In: 1 Each
Quantity | Unit Price | Catalog | ||||
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Sold in: 50 Each |  PL3616AL Mfr# 3616AL-22 | Bainbridge 50-Pack Spacers, Almond, 3616AL-22 |