Bainbridge Spacers, White, 3607WH-52

7/8 Inch White Nylon Spacer for Flush Drawer Slide Mounting

This is a 7/8 inch rectangular nylon spacer from Bainbridge Manufacturing, designed to offset a drawer slide from the cabinet side wall so the slide face sits flush with the face frame or at the correct mounting plane. Sold individually, screw-on mounting keeps installation simple and repeatable.

Key Features

• 7/8 inch thickness — closes the gap between the cabinet side panel and the target mounting plane without shimming or building out with scrap material.
• Heavy-duty nylon (polyamide) construction — resists compression and crushing under screw torque, so the offset stays consistent over years of drawer cycles.
• Rectangular profile — provides a flat, stable bearing surface across the full width of the spacer, keeping the slide seated evenly against it.
• Screw-on mount — installs with standard fasteners through the spacer and into the cabinet panel, no adhesives or special tools needed.
• White finish — blends with white melamine interiors and white-painted face frames, keeping the hardware visually clean inside the cabinet.

Where This Spacer Does Its Job

Face-frame cabinets create a setback between the face frame front and the cabinet side panel. When a drawer slide needs to be mounted flush with — or at a precise distance behind — the face frame, that gap has to be bridged. A 7/8 inch spacer covers that offset without requiring a built-up filler strip, router work, or shimming with folded cardboard. It also comes into play when a frameless cabinet has been built slightly narrow, or when a retrofit slide needs to move inward from its original mounting point to clear a drawer box that runs wider than the original.

The spacer mounts between the cabinet side wall and the slide's cabinet member, so the slide itself does not need to be a face-frame-specific version. This opens up a wider choice of slide models for a given installation.

Material and Finish

Nylon (polyamide) holds its shape under the clamping force of the mounting screws and does not creep or compress the way softer plastics can over time. That stability matters in a spacer application because any dimensional change in the spacer shifts the slide's lateral position and can cause the drawer box to bind or rack. The white finish is molded into the material rather than painted on, so there is nothing to chip or flake off in service. Inside a white melamine cabinet, these spacers stay unobtrusive even where the drawer is pulled out far enough to see the hardware.

Who Reaches for These

Cabinet shops doing face-frame work in volume reach for these spacers when they need a repeatable, consistent offset on every opening rather than hand-fitting shims one by one. Installers on renovation jobs use them to adapt new slides into existing face-frame openings where the original hardware left the wrong mounting depth. The white color makes them the right call specifically for white or light-interior cabinets — if the cabinet interior is almond, black, or a natural wood tone, check the other finish options in this spacer family before ordering.

A Simple Part That Keeps Installs Moving

Getting the mounting plane right before the drawer goes in is far easier than adjusting after. A correctly sized nylon spacer takes that variable off the table and lets the rest of the installation proceed cleanly.