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These 1-1/2 inch rectangular heavy-duty nylon spacers from Bainbridge Manufacturing are designed to offset drawer slides away from the cabinet sidewall — closing the gap between slide and mounting surface so the drawer tracks level and runs true.
Drawer slides mount flush in a frameless cabinet, but face-frame construction creates a recess between the cabinet side and the slide's mounting plane. A 1-1/2 inch spacer fills that gap precisely, so the slide sits parallel to the drawer box rather than angled inward. The same situation comes up when a cabinet interior has been refaced, when a panel has been reinforced with a secondary layer of sheet stock, or when matching an existing slide installation where a thicker spacer was already used on one side. Getting this dimension right eliminates the racking and binding that follow from an uneven mounting surface.
Nylon (polyamide) holds its shape under the clamping force of a screw-on installation and does not compress or creep over time the way softer plastics do. It is the standard material for this application because it machines cleanly, accepts screws without splitting, and survives the indoor environment of a cabinet without degrading. The almond color is consistent across the molded body — not a surface coat — so scratches and cut edges stay inconspicuous against almond melamine or painted interiors.
Cabinet installers working on almond-finish kitchens and bath vanities keep a supply of color-matched spacers on hand so the finished interior looks intentional rather than patched. Shops running production face-frame work stock spacers by thickness, pulling the right depth for each cabinet run. Homeowners retrofitting new slides into an existing face-frame cabinet often need exactly this depth to match the original hardware geometry. If your install calls for a 1-1/2 inch offset and the cabinet interior is almond, this is the part.
Yes — the spacer creates a flat screw-on mounting surface and is not brand-specific. It works between the cabinet panel and any standard side-mount slide that uses screw mounting.
Yes. The 1-1/2 inch measurement is the spacer's thickness — the distance it projects the slide away from the cabinet wall when installed.
Both sides should be shimmed to the same depth so the drawer slides run parallel. Using a spacer on one side only will tilt the drawer box and cause binding.
The color runs through the nylon body rather than being applied as a surface finish, so it will not flake, chip, or fade with normal indoor use.
A slide that mounts at the correct offset tracks smoothly from the first pull — no shimming with cardboard, no second trip to the supplier. Stock the thickness that matches your face-frame depth and the color that matches your cabinet interior, and the install finishes cleanly.
Sold In: 1 Each
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Sold in: 1 Each |  PL3675WH Mfr# 3675WH-42 | Bainbridge Spacers, White, 3675WH-42 |