Durham 364-95 Base 12 In Cabinets
A steel base for 11-12 inch drawer cabinets measuring 34 1/8 by 12 1/4 inches with a powder-coated gray finish
- Sturdy steel base supports heavy drawer cabinets
- Powder-coated gray finish resists corrosion and wear
- Fits 11 to 12 inch drawer cabinet widths
- Compact 5 3/4 inch height saves vertical space
- 34 1/8 inch width matches standard cabinet footprint
Base for 11-12 inch drawer cabinets
The Durham 364-95 base is a steel support platform built for 11 to 12 inch deep drawer cabinets. It provides a stable, level foundation for workshop or garage storage units. The powder-coated grey finish resists corrosion in industrial environments. This new component suits facilities organising tools or parts in modular cabinet systems.
Replaces floor-level placement
Using this base lifts cabinets off the concrete, protecting contents from moisture and making drawers easier to reach. The upgrade is worth it when cabinets sit on damp floors or when ergonomic access matters for frequent use. It also prevents cabinet damage from floor cleaning equipment. The 5 3/4 inch height adds clearance without excessive elevation.
Supports 34 1/8 inch wide cabinets
The base matches cabinets 34 1/8 inches wide and 12 1/4 inches deep, distributing weight across its steel frame. It handles standard loads for drawer units of this footprint. Headroom ends when cabinet dimensions exceed the base perimeter or when total weight surpasses the steel structure's capacity. Installation requires a flat surface for proper alignment.
How it compares
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- Price $55.99
- Pricier than about 85% of the 882 comparable items (median $13.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | DURHAM MFG |
Questions about this item
What cabinet width does the 34 1/8 in base match?
The base fits 11-12 in. drawer cabinets that are 34 1/8 in wide, so the cabinet width must match that dimension.
How is the steel base secured to the cabinet, and what step is often missed?
Bolt the base to the cabinet frame using the pre-drilled holes; the step often missed is tightening all bolts evenly so the powder-coated steel sits flat.
When should the powder-coated finish be touched up to prevent rust?
Inspect the gray powder-coated steel annually and touch up any scratches or chips promptly to maintain corrosion resistance.
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